Stepping into 2026, CRML’s rally is in full steam as recent political developments give the company more reasons to work on its Tanbreez project in the Arctic region.
Shares of Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) surged 11.9% during Monday pre-market trading session, driven by President Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland amid security threats.
The pilot plant will support the company’s Tanbreez rare-earth and critical metals initiative by providing infrastructure for its Arctic mining operations.
Building on a solid 2025 for rare earth, reports about Trump eyeing Greenland again, following his Venezuela operation, have sent MP Materials and Critical Metals stock higher.
In a move that has sent shockwaves through European capitals and ignited a firestorm of debate in the halls of Congress, President Donald Trump has officially renewed his administration's push to explore the acquisition of Greenland. Following a series of high-level meetings in late 2025 and a strategic pivot toward
Critical Metals expects the remaining 25% of offtake agreements for its rare earths project in south Greenland to be completed early next year, as per the company’s CEO.
Critical Metals Corp. reported results from its 2024 drilling program at the Tanbreez Rare Earth Project in Greenland, which is projected to contain over 27% of heavy rare-earth elements.
A draft G-20 document seen by Bloomberg says the group wants critical mineral supply chains to withstand disruptions better and allow more producing nations to share in the benefits.
China Minmetals Corporation, a formidable state-owned enterprise, is orchestrating an aggressive and comprehensive strategic push to solidify its dominance across the global critical metals sector. This ambitious initiative is a direct response to unprecedented vulnerabilities exposed within global supply chains and the intensifying worldwide competition for essential resources. The immediate
