Acquiring Company
Critical Metals
Acquired Company
European Lithium
WolfsbergMiningPrecious MetalsManufacturingEnergyMiningDescription
Shareholders of European Lithium nearly unanimously approved a takeover by Critical Metals Corp., with 99.96% of share ballots backing the scheme. The deal still requires court sanction from the Supreme Court of Western Australia, scheduled for 26 October 2026, with implementation earmarked for 5 November. Each European Lithium share would convert into 0.045 new Critical Metals shares, subject to rounding and implementation.
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Frequently asked
Who acquired European Lithium?
European Lithium was acquired by Critical Metals. The deal was reported on October 24, 2026. Critical Metals Corp. is the acquiring company in a planned takeover of European Lithium, with the deal subject to a court sanction hearing in Western Australia. Critical Metals is privately held and operates in Mining.
When did Critical Metals acquire European Lithium?
Critical Metals's acquisition of European Lithium was reported on October 24, 2026. Shareholders of European Lithium nearly unanimously approved a takeover by Critical Metals Corp., with 99.96% of share ballots backing the scheme. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does European Lithium do?
European Lithium is a prominent European-based exploration and development company focused on the Wolfsberg Lithium Project in Austria. It is publicly traded (EULLY), operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Wolfsberg.
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