Critical Metals Corp: Poised for Growth After Successful Equity Raise

Critical Metals Corp (Nasdaq: CRML) has outlined its strategic growth initiatives for the remainder of 2025 following a successful $24.5 million equity raise. The company is focused on advancing the development of both its Tanbreez Rare Earth Project in Southern Greenland and the Wolfsberg Lithium Project in Austria, positioning itself to become a reliable and sustainable supplier of essential metals and elements for the West.

Tanbreez Rare Earth Project

For the Tanbreez Project, Critical Metals Corp intends to ramp up its pre-production activities. The company expects to release additional results from its 2024 field program, which focused on twin-hole drilling to substantiate the existing resource and grade, by late March 2025. This will provide valuable insights into the project's resource potential and support further investment and development.



Critical Metals Corp anticipates publishing its maiden SK-1300 compliant resource estimate for the Tanbreez Project at the end of the second quarter, marking a significant milestone in its development pathway. This will provide a more accurate assessment of the project's resource potential and support further investment and development. Additionally, the company plans to update the existing preliminary feasibility study for the Project in the fourth quarter of 2025, which could significantly impact project economics and attract strategic partnerships.

Wolfsberg Lithium Project

At the Wolfsberg Lithium Project, Critical Metals Corp plans to complete definitive feasibility studies for both the mine site in Austria and the lithium hydroxide plant in Saudi Arabia, which is being developed in partnership with Arabian New Energy. The company plans to commence a Zone 2 drilling program in the third quarter to establish additional resource potential beyond Zone 1, which is currently committed under an exclusive offtake agreement with BMW. This program is expected to support discussions regarding additional offtake agreements and pre-payment arrangements for Zone 2 production.



The company expects to secure project financing and commence building the mine in 2025, aligning with the growing demand for lithium driven by the increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage systems. The Wolfsberg Project's strategic location in Europe, with access to established road and rail infrastructure, and its partnership with Arabian New Energy for the lithium hydroxide plant, position it well to supply the European market with lithium.

Government Affairs and Strategic Partnerships

Critical Metals Corp has recently retained world-class government affairs consultants to support its engagement with U.S. and European authorities. These consultants will assist with general government affairs and funding support applications, helping the company secure government grant support in the coming months. The company is also actively looking to enhance its Board of Directors with experienced directors who can help navigate the increasing government focus in the U.S. on critical mineral security.

By focusing on these strategic assets and engaging with U.S. and European authorities, Critical Metals Corp is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for clean energy and electrification technologies, as well as the increasing government focus on critical mineral security in the U.S. and Europe. The company's strategic initiatives, combined with its successful equity raise, set the stage for significant growth and value creation in the coming months.