Critical Metals Corp.

Critical Metals Corp. (Nasdaq: CRML) Announces Receipt of Formal Greenland Government Mining Approvals for the Tanbreez Mine, Valid Through the Year 2050

The Government of Greenland has formally approved the Mining Plan and Closure Plan for Critical Metals Corp's flagship Tanbreez rare earth project, valid through September 2050. The approvals cover extraction of 19 critical elements, including heavy rare earths terbium, dysprosium and yttrium plus magnet metals neodymium and praseodymium. The remaining gate to construction is activity-specific operating permits under sections 120 and 121 of the Greenland Mineral Activities Act; the milestone materially de-risks the project for investors and prospective financing partners.

•1mo ago

Greenland Security Pact Reshapes the Race for Rare Earth Supply

A third-party Equity Insider commentary piece ties the announced U.S.-Denmark-Greenland security agreement to a rally in Greenland-linked rare earth equities, with Critical Metals Corp. (CRML) named as one of the Greenland plays the market reached for. For CRML specifically, the article notes the company controls the Tanbreez heavy rare earth project at 92.5% ownership and has outlined a proposed Romanian refinery with preliminary NPV10 of ~$4.5 billion and $1.85 billion capital estimate. The agreement itself has not been signed or ratified, grants no company any permit, offtake or funding, and the piece is published by an entity with prior paid-promotion history involving Greenland Mines — treat as sentiment-driven coverage, not issuer news.

•1mo ago

REE, Critical Metals Demand Surging as Western Nations Race to Secure Alternatives

This MiningNewsWire editorial profiles the Western rare earth supply race, centered on Greenland Mines' (GRML) application to more than double its Sarfartoq footprint in West Greenland. Critical Metals Corp (CRML) appears in a sector roundup: it has been shortlisted to proceed to the next stage of Kenya's competitive tender for the Mrima Hill rare earth and niobium project. Mrima Hill is described as one of the most significant undeveloped rare earth and niobium deposits globally, with coastal access to the Port of Mombasa; the shortlisting is a non-binding early-stage milestone. Broader context cites IEA data that magnet rare earth demand has doubled since 2015 and that China still controls roughly 60% of mining and 91% of refining, framing a tailwind for Western developers including CRML.

•1mo ago

Critical Metals Corp (Nasdaq: CRML) Achieves Breakthrough Tanbreez Heavy Rare Earth Results: >99% Dissolution of Eudialyte Concentrate Into 19 Ultra-High-Purity Rare Earth Products; Refinery Study Projects US$1.8–2.2b in Annual Refinery Revenue

Critical Metals Corp reported that Tanbreez eudialyte concentrate achieved greater than 99% dissolution into 19 ultra-high-purity rare earth products, a key technical step in its mine-to-metals strategy. Preliminary modelling for the proposed CRML Romania refinery projects roughly US$2.2 billion in annual revenue before costs, an NPV10 near US$4.5 billion, an IRR of about 55% and a two-year payback, against a Class 4 CAPEX estimate of US$1.85 billion. Silica recovery could add roughly US$600 million a year in by-product revenue, and the process is designed to cut fresh acid consumption by about 85% while targeting tailings near 1% of feed tonnage. All figures are early-stage modelling on assumed pricing, subject to further engineering, permitting and final investment decisions, and the Romanian joint venture currently rests on a term sheet covering 50% of concentrate production.

•1mo ago

Critical Metals Corp. Merger with European Lithium Advances to Shareholder Vote Following Court Ruling

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has ordered European Lithium to convene shareholder and optionholder meetings to vote on the schemes of arrangement under which Critical Metals Corp would acquire 100% of European Lithium's issued share capital and listed options, with consideration paid entirely in new CRML shares. The Scheme Booklet, which contains the independent expert's report, has been registered with ASIC and is expected to be dispatched on or around September 22, 2026. The general meeting and Scheme Meetings are scheduled for October 22, 2026 in West Leederville, Western Australia. Subject to securityholder approval, court approval, and satisfaction or waiver of remaining conditions precedent, the schemes are expected to be implemented in November 2026. Board director Mike Hanson, who leads the Special Committee for the transaction, called the court orders and booklet registration significant milestones that move the combination into its final stages.

•1mo ago

Critical Metals Corp Advances to Final Round of Kenya Government Tender for the World-Class Mrima Hill Rare Earth and Niobium Project

Critical Metals Corp. and its Mrima Earth Limited Consortium were selected as one of three American finalists to advance to the final stage of Kenya’s tender for the Mrima Hill rare earth and niobium project. The shortlisting from an initial field of seven bidders serves as an endorsement of the Consortium’s technical capability and financial strength, which includes approximately $1.5 billion in combined market capitalization and over $400 million in cash reserves. The Company aims to leverage this financial footing to fast-track development, positioning Mrima Hill as a regional processing hub to support Western-aligned supply chains outside of Chinese dominance.

•3mo ago

Critical Metals Corp Advances to Final Round of Kenya Government Tender for the World-Class Mrima Hill Rare Earth and Niobium Project

Critical Metals Corp. has advanced to the final round of the Kenyan government's tender to develop the Mrima Hill rare earth and niobium project, securing a spot as one of three finalists. The Mrima Earth Consortium, led by CRML, cites strong financial backing with approximately $1.5 billion in combined market capitalization and over $400 million in cash reserves to fund development and construction. Success in this tender would add a world-class asset to Critical Metals' portfolio, complementing the Tanbreez project in Greenland and bolstering a Western-aligned rare earth supply chain.

•3mo ago

Greenland's Palladium Answer Just Got 31% Bigger, and Washington Is Watching

Critical Metals Corp. (Nasdaq: CRML) was highlighted in a paid advertisement as a strategic peer to Greenland Mines, noting that CRML closed the acquisition of the final 50.5% interest in the Tanbreez project in April 2026, bringing ownership to 92.5%. Following the acquisition, the company reportedly launched a 10,000-meter diamond drilling campaign and retained Clear Street as a financial advisor to evaluate value-maximizing pathways. The article notes that CRML shares have surged 757% over the past year, framing the company as a beneficiary of Western strategic interest in Greenland's critical minerals sector.

•3mo ago

Critical Metals Corp. Announces Strategic Process to Unlock Inherent Value of Non-Core Assets

Critical Metals Corp. has retained Clear Street and White & Case LLP to evaluate strategic alternatives for its non-core assets, aiming to focus resources on its flagship Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland. The review considers options such as spin-offs, asset sales, or joint ventures to monetize legacy holdings like the Wolfsberg Lithium Project, though the company stated there is no assurance a transaction will occur. Chairman Tony Sage emphasized that sharpening focus on Tanbreez is intended to create durable long-term shareholder value and position the company as a premier Western source of heavy rare earths.

•4mo ago

Critical Metals Corp Nasdaq-CRML Has Successfully Acquired a Strategic Arctic Ship Housing Asset Providing Long Term & Turn-Key Accommodations at Site for Up to 300 Workers at Tanbreez

Critical Metals Corp acquired the Ocean Endeavour, a 180-passenger ice-strengthened vessel, for €7.5 million to support workforce accommodation and logistics at its Tanbreez project in Greenland. The vessel will provide flexible housing for up to 300 workers, reducing strain on local infrastructure while improving operational efficiency in the remote Arctic environment. The acquisition requires government approval to moor the vessel adjacent to the project site and represents a significant step in advancing the company's Greenland strategy.

•4mo ago

As Global Nickel & Cobalt Demand Accelerates, Awaruite Showing Potential to Become a Strategic Source of Supply

Critical Metals Corp. announced the commencement of a 10,000-meter diamond drilling campaign at its wholly owned Tanbreez Rare Earth Project in Southern Greenland. The drill program is designed to support resource expansion, geological modeling, mine planning, and future development activities across the project area. This campaign marks a significant milestone in the advancement of the Tanbreez Project.

•4mo ago

CRML Commences a 10,000 Meter Drilling Campaign at Tanbreez Rare Earth Project, Greenland

Critical Metals Corp (Nasdaq: CRML) has commenced a planned 10,000-meter diamond drilling campaign at its wholly owned Tanbreez Rare Earth Project in Southern Greenland. The program is designed to support resource expansion, geological modeling, and mine planning following the successful mobilization of drill rigs and completion of initial infrastructure. Drilling will initially focus on priority mineralized zones, with assay results expected to support future resource updates and feasibility studies for the world-class deposit.

•4mo ago

CRML Executes a 15-Year Binding Definitive Off-Take Agreement for Tanbreez with REalloys Inc. Which Supports US Defense & National Security Industrial Base Supply Chains

Critical Metals Corp. (CRML) has executed a definitive 15-year binding offtake agreement with REalloys Inc. (ALoy) for rare earth concentrate from its Tanbreez Project in Greenland. REalloys will purchase 15% of annual production, with priority rights for heavy rare earth elements dysprosium and terbium, and a right of first refusal on additional volumes. The deal follows Greenland’s approval of CRML’s ownership increase to 92.5% of Tanbreez, consolidating control and de-risking the project ahead of 2027 US defense procurement restrictions on Chinese-origin materials.

•5mo ago

REalloys Signs Definitive Long-Term Rare Earth Offtake Agreement with Critical Metals Corp. for 15% of Tanbreez Phase 1 Production

REalloys signed a definitive 15-year offtake agreement with Critical Metals Corp. (CRML) for 15% of monthly Phase 1 production from the Tanbreez Project in Greenland. The deal secures a long-term source of heavy rare earth concentrate (HREE) for REalloys' downstream separation and magnet manufacturing, supporting its 'mine-to-magnet' strategy for U.S. defense and industrial customers. Commercial deliveries are subject to a five-year long-stop date and finalization of pricing terms, with REalloys targeting commercial-scale production of dysprosium and terbium metals by January 2027.

•5mo ago

Critical Metals Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire European Lithium

Critical Metals Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire all shares of European Lithium Ltd. via a scheme of arrangement, consolidating 100% ownership of its flagship Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland. The deal eliminates a 31% cross-holding by European Lithium in Critical Metals, reducing dilution and increasing public float, while adding approximately $219 million in cash to Critical Metals' balance sheet. European Lithium shareholders will receive 0.035 Critical Metals shares for each share held. Completion is expected in the second half of 2026, subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.

•5mo ago

CRML Set to Become the Market Leader for Hafnium Production and Supply Security Taking Away China's Current 75% Market Share

Critical Metals Corp highlighted industry forecasts indicating that global hafnium demand could increase by nearly 70% by 2030, driven by its expanding role in aerospace superalloys, nuclear control rods, advanced semiconductors, AI data centers, and next-generation computing technologies. The company expects the Tanbreez Project in Greenland to produce a minimum of 130,000 tons of concentrate annually by 2030, with hafnium concentrations exceeding 2,300 ppm. The proposed joint-venture refinery in Romania is anticipated to process approximately 50% of Tanbreez concentrate output, with a production capacity of 120–150 tons of hafnium per year. As of early 2026, prices for 99.99% purity hafnium have traded between US$13 million to US$15 million per ton, while lower-purity unwrought hafnium products in the 98–99% purity range have traded near US$6 million per ton. The global hafnium market is structurally supply constrained, with annual production estimated at only 70–75 tonnes per year. Critical Metals Corp believes that additional reliable western supply from Tanbreez and the Company’s proposed downstream processing operations could materially improve market stability and reduce reliance on existing concentrated supply sources, particularly China, which currently accounts for 75% of global hafnium production.

•5mo ago

Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) Secures Greenland Government Approval for 70% Acquisition of 60° North ApS, Accelerating Development of World-Class Tanbreez Project

Critical Metals Corp. received formal approval from the Government of Greenland to acquire a 70% stake in 60° North Greenland ApS, satisfying a key closing condition for the transaction announced in March. The acquisition provides direct access to Arctic logistics and field services, accelerating the development of the Tanbreez rare earth project, one of the world's largest deposits. CEO Tony Sage stated that the approval reflects the company's commitment to responsible development and building a secure, western-aligned supply chain for critical minerals.

•6mo ago

Critical Metals Corp. Closes Acquisition of Final 50.5% Interest in Tanbreez, Bringing Current Ownership to 92.5%

Critical Metals Corp. closed the acquisition of the remaining 50.5% interest in the Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland, bringing total ownership to 92.5%. To fund the transaction, the company issued 14.5 million shares of its ordinary stock. Additionally, Critical Metals signed a non-binding LOI to acquire European Lithium Ltd. (ASX: EUR), which holds the remaining 7.5% stake, to achieve 100% ownership.

•6mo ago

Two Metals, One Junior: NevGold Delivers 99% Gold Recovery, 1.11% Antimony Intercepts, and a C$42.2M Upsized Financing in Three Weeks

Critical Metals Corp. received approval from the Greenland government to acquire the remaining 50.5% interest in the Tanbreez project, increasing total ownership to 92.5%. The announcement triggered a significant market reaction, with shares closing up 35.5% at USD 12.56 on volume 427% above the three-month average. The Tanbreez resource is estimated at 45 million tonnes grading 0.40% total rare earth oxides, with 27% classified as heavy rare earths.

•6mo ago