-- Core Lithium（ASX:CXO）は、1億2,000万豪ドルの増資のうち第2弾として、株主の承認を得て約3億2,000万株の新株を発行し、費用控除前で約6,700万豪ドルを調達した。これは、同社のフィニス・リチウム・プロジェクトの開発資金に充当される。オーストラリア証券取引所への金曜日の提出書類で明らかになった。 提出書類によると、費用控除後の新規資金調達総額は約1億5,700万豪ドルとなった。 また、同社株主は、GlencoreとInfraViaに発行した7,000万豪ドルの転換社債の第2弾（繰延べられた4,400万豪ドル分）についても承認した。ただし、完了には外国投資審査委員会（FIRB）の承認が必要となる。 同社の株価は、金曜日の取引で3%下落した。
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