Liontown Resources, the ASX-listed lithium hopeful, is poised to announce a major offtake and funding agreement to get its flagship Kathleen Valley project off the ground.
In March, the $2.2 billion group said it put in place a $550 million debt facility with a syndicate of lenders including Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank, Société Générale and the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to get the mine away.
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