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Critical Metals Corp. Ordinary Shares
As of May 30, 2026 at 24:05 UTC
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About Critical Metals Corp. Ordinary Shares
Critical Metals Corp operates as a mining exploration and development company focused on critical metals and minerals. Its key activities center on lithium and rare earth element deposits, with projects such as the Wolfsberg Lithium Project in Austria and the Tanbreez rare earth deposit in Greenland. Its operations are based prominently in Europe and Greenland, with an outlook on supplying strategic minerals to various countries.
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5 articlesWestern governments are mobilizing capital around critical minerals supply security. Greenland Mines' Skaergaard PGM-gold deposit in Southeast Greenland, valued at approximately $68 billion, is advancing from technical study to active project execution. The deposit contains 25.4 Moz palladium-equivalent and 23.5 Moz gold-equivalent, equivalent to 13-15 years of U.S. palladium consumption. Other Western critical minerals developers including NioCorp, MP Materials, Critical Metals, and USA Rare Earth are also advancing projects amid rising palladium and rare earth prices and increased government support.
REalloys has committed $20.6 million to upgrade Saskatchewan Research Council's rare earth processing facility and secured exclusive long-term supply rights to NdPr metals and heavy rare earth oxides. The company is on track to deliver commercial-scale heavy rare earth production by early 2027, ahead of U.S. defense procurement restrictions on Chinese materials. REalloys recently raised $50 million and is positioning itself as the Western Hemisphere's first fully compliant heavy rare earth metals supplier.
Global demand for nickel and cobalt is surging due to electric vehicle expansion and renewable energy projects. The nickel market is projected to exceed $60 billion while cobalt could reach over $20 billion by decade's end. Supply security concerns are driving interest in North American mining projects, with junior exploration companies attracting investor attention for high-grade deposits that offer lower production costs.
Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) announced it has received formal approval from the Greenland government to acquire a 70% majority interest in 60° North ApS, a Greenland-based provider of construction, logistics, and drilling services. The approval satisfies a key closing condition for the transaction announced in March 2026 and accelerates development of the company's Tanbreez Project, one of the world's largest rare earth deposits located in southern Greenland.
Tungsten prices have surged 900% over 12 months to ~$3,185/MTU amid Chinese export restrictions and a January 2027 U.S. defense procurement ban on Chinese tungsten. Western Star Resources submitted a DIBC application for its Rowland tungsten property in Nevada, positioning itself to capitalize on the urgent need for domestic U.S. tungsten supply before the federal deadline. The company is planning a maiden drill program in 2026 and securing non-dilutive financing through flow-through shares.
