Acquiring Company
Critical Metals
Acquired Company
European Lithium Ltd
WolfsbergMiningMineralMining TechnologyManufacturingEnergyMiningDescription
Critical Metals Corp. plans to acquire the remaining 7.5% of a project by purchasing Australian-listed European Lithium Ltd. in an all-stock deal. This acquisition will give Critical Metals full ownership of the Tanbreez site in Greenland, enhancing its operational efficiency. The deal, valued at about $835 million, simplifies decision-making for the company. Critical Metals is on track for first production of rare earth metals in 2029.
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Who acquired European Lithium Ltd?
European Lithium Ltd was acquired by Critical Metals, based in Road Town. The deal was reported on August 21, 2026. Critical Metals Corp. is focused on the extraction and development of rare earth metals. The company aims to increase its ownership and streamline operations in its rare earth project. Critical Metals is publicly traded (CRML) and operates in Mining.
When did Critical Metals acquire European Lithium Ltd?
Critical Metals's acquisition of European Lithium Ltd was reported on August 21, 2026. Critical Metals Corp. plans to acquire the remaining 7.5% of a project by purchasing Australian-listed European Lithium Ltd. in an all-stock deal. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does European Lithium Ltd do?
European Lithium Ltd. is focused on developing lithium projects to support the growing demand for electric vehicle batteries. The company holds interests in various lithium assets, including significant equity in Critical Metals. It is publicly traded (EULLY), operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Wolfsberg.
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