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Core Lithium to call Perth home

By Noah O'Reilly
3 HOURS AGO


Core Lithium is chasing a $120 million placement to fund developments at its flagship project Finniss Lithium in the Northern Territory. Photo: Core Lithium


ASX-listed miner Core Lithium will relocate its head office to 2 Mill Street in Perth's CBD from South Australia.

The emerging lithium miner has rented the space within the 12-storey building off Sydney-based investment manager EG Funds Management at the annual rate of $706 per square metre.

Over the last 18 months the building has undergone refurbishment, which included the redevelopment of the ground floor, a revamped elevator, on-floor lobbies and bathrooms, and a cafe on the ground floor.

End-of-trip facilities including bike-racks and showers were also upgraded for those who prefer to run, walk, or cycle to work.

The leasing campaign was steered by multinational commercial real estate company CBREdirector in the office service team Luke Bray.  
Mr Bray said the aesthetic and location of the building were significant factors which captured the attention of Core Lithium.

“Core Lithium was attracted to the newly refurbished floorplate where they will install a customised fitout to facilitate their business expansion going forward, the central location being close to amenities and transport was also an appeal,” he said.  
Other tenants include multinational company ATCO, engineering company Kellog Brown & Root and the Department of Health.  


Last month Core announced they were expected to raise a $120 million placement to fund developments at its Finniss project in the Northern Territory.




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