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Goldman Sachs says AI growth and energy demand are boosting critical minerals investments.

Critical Metals has delivered a 58.8% return for shareholders over the past year, but the stock now screens as expensive on broader valuation checks, raising questions about how much of the story is already reflected in the price. The 58.8% gain over the past year puts Critical Metals firmly in the winners’ column, which can leave less room for error if expectations slip. The announced review to monetize non core and legacy assets and refocus on the Tanbreez rare earth project may support...

Critical Metals (CRML) has drawn fresh attention after launching a review of its non core assets to prioritize the Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland, in parallel with a new U.S. defense supply chain executive order. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. The market reaction has been cautious despite the news, with Critical Metals’ share price down 16.6% over the past week and 38.8% over the past month, while its 1 year total shareholder return of 58.8% contrasts with a weaker 3...

Investors expect stronger demand for domestic producers of rare earths and strategic materials.

Rare earth stocks have been a ticket for riding a roller coaster for over a year, but the latest descent has been particularly brutal. Downward momentum gathered steam last Thursday, after the International Energy Agency's Global Critical Minerals Outlook 2026 edition highlighted a planned surge in mining capacity well beyond expectations of refining and magnet production. MP Materials, USA Rare Earth, Critical Metals, Energy Fuels and American Resources all fell by more than 10% last week and some stocks continued to fall on Monday.

Trump's renewed call for U.S. control of Greenland boosted shares of rare earth companies as investors focused on the island's mineral resources.

Critical Metals gained attention after revising its European Lithium acquisition, boosting investor confidence.

We recently compiled a list of the 8 Best Rare Earth Stocks to Buy in 2026. Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ:CRML) is among the best rare earth stocks on this list. Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ:CRML) announced on June 17 the launch of its planned 10,000-meter diamond drilling campaign at the company’s wholly owned Tanbreez Rare Earth Project in Southern […]

Concerns have been raised about companies pursuing more than $8.9 billion in federal support.

Critical Metals is vying to become the next big name in rare-earth elements. Although small, the company has a huge asset on its side; the Tanbreez Project.

Critical Metals (NasdaqGM:CRML) has signed a binding 15-year offtake agreement with REalloys Inc. for rare earth concentrate from the Tanbreez project in Greenland. The agreement includes renewal options and establishes a long-term supply commitment for output from Tanbreez. Alongside the contract, the company reports progress on infrastructure, expanded drilling, and bulk sampling for pilot plant testing. For investors watching Critical Metals at a share price of $10.97, this long-duration...

Recent trading context and performance snapshot With no single headline event setting the tone, Critical Metals (CRML) has been drawing attention for its recent share performance. This includes a decline of about 18% over the past month, alongside a gain of roughly 25% over the past 3 months. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. At a share price of $10.97, Critical Metals has seen short term momentum cool, with a 7 day share price return down 5.5% and a 30 day share price return down...

Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ:CRML) is one of the top small cap stocks with huge growth potential. On May 21, Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ:CRML) announced the execution of a binding 15-year offtake agreement with US-based magnet maker REalloys Inc. The agreement covers rare-earth concentrate from Critical Metals’ flagship Tanbreez project in southern Greenland and formalizes and […]

REalloys secures a 15-year offtake deal for heavy rare earths from Greenland's Tanbreez project, adding critical dysprosium and terbium supply ahead of the Pentagon's 2027 China ban.

A U.S.-China rare earth truce is active through November 2026 — but China is still throttling shipments. Three domestic producers worth watching now.

Why Critical Metals is on investors’ radar Critical Metals (CRML) has drawn attention after recent trading, with the stock posting a 3.7% move in the latest session. For investors, the key questions center on growth, losses and early stage revenue. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. At a share price of $11.15, Critical Metals has seen a 1-day share price return of 3.72%, building on a 30-day gain of 7.83% and a year to date share price return of 37.32%, while its 1-year total...

Rare earth stocks recovered on Wednesday as analysts concluded that the Trump administration announcement of Chinese concessions amounted to very little. Both USA Rare Earth and Critical Metals rose by more than 10%. MP Materials saw more modest gains, possibly because it somewhat less focused on the heavy rare earths that are subject to Beijing's most restrictive export controls.

MP Materials (NYSE:MP) keeps stealing the rare earth spotlight on the back of its Pentagon equity stake and Apple offtake hype, and that is exactly the problem. The MP trade is crowded, late, and priced for a perfect execution that does not yet exist on its income statement. By the time a name lands in ... Forget MP Materials. One of These Mining Stocks Is Up 274% and Has $354 Million in Pentagon Contracts. The Other Controls the Largest Rare Earth Deposit Outside China

Critical Metals Corp. (NasdaqGM:CRML) is advancing its Tanbreez Project in Greenland as a potential major Western source of hafnium for advanced industries. The company plans a joint-venture refinery in Romania aimed at supplying NATO and EU markets and reducing reliance on concentrated hafnium supplies. These moves position Critical Metals within broader efforts to strengthen Western supply chains for critical minerals. Critical Metals, trading under NasdaqGM:CRML, is drawing attention as...

The U.S. lost its rare earth processing expertise decades ago, and rebuilding it is proving far harder than mining the materials themselves.

A guest on the TechSurge Deep Tech Podcast reframed the rare earth debate in stark terms this week, arguing that Washington’s supply chain panic misses the actual problem. The headline numbers are jarring: “For heavy rare earths, China processes 99% of them.” When Beijing tightened export controls, the timeline to industrial pain was measured in ... Expert Reveals China’s Rare Earth Chokehold: ‘Within 6 Weeks, American Industry Was Struggling’

Critical Metals Corp. recently received formal approval from the Government of Greenland to acquire a 70% stake in 60° North Greenland ApS, increasing its effective control over the Tanbreez rare earths project and enhancing its operational capabilities in southern Greenland. This move, alongside proof-of-concept progress at the Tanbreez pilot plant and plans for a full Mine-to-Magnet supply chain via a Romanian joint venture, marks a meaningful step in building an integrated rare earths...

By Karen Roman Critical Metals Corp. (Nasdaq: CRML) said the Government of Greenland granted its approval for the company’s acquisition of 70% of the shares in 60° North Greenland ApS, […]

Critical Metals (NASDAQ:CRML) outlined recent progress at its Tanbreez rare earths project in Greenland and discussed its efforts to build an end-to-end supply chain aimed at Western and NATO markets during a presentation at Virtual Investor Conferences’ Precious Metals and Critical Mineral Conferen

Why Critical Metals is back on investors’ radar With no single headline event driving attention to Critical Metals (CRML), recent share performance and fundamental data are doing the talking, giving investors fresh numbers to weigh against this mining explorer’s early stage profile. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. The share price has pulled back 2.3% over the last day to $12.44, but a 48.1% 1 month share price return and very large 1 year total shareholder return suggest momentum...

Critical Metals (CRML) just secured government approval to lift its stake in Tanbreez Mining Greenland to 92.5%, giving it primary control over one of the world’s largest rare earth deposits. See our latest analysis for Critical Metals. The approval news has been followed by a sharp shift in sentiment, with a 1-day share price return of 35.49% and a 7-day share price return of 41.60% pushing the stock to $12.56. The 1-year total shareholder return of 404.42% contrasts with a weaker 90-day...

Earlier this week, the Government of Greenland approved Critical Metals’ acquisition of the remaining 50.5% stake in Tanbreez Mining Greenland, lifting its ownership in the rare-earths project to 92.5% and clearing a key regulatory hurdle. This near-full control over one of the world’s largest rare earth deposits could reshape Critical Metals’ role in future supply chains for the United States, Europe, and allied countries. We’ll now examine how gaining 92.5% ownership of Tanbreez influences...

Remember President Trump’s preoccupation with Greenland? Traders piled into U.S. company Critical Metals on Friday after it grew its controlling stake in a rare-earths project in southern Greenland—helping its stock log its best one-day performance since October. Shares of Critical Metals rose around 35% on Friday and 42% this week, the stock’s largest weekly increase since January, when Trump repeatedly threatened to acquire Greenland.

Critical Metals (CRML) said Friday that the Government of Greenland has approved the transfer of the

Critical Metals Corp (NASDAQ:CRML) is among the rare earth stocks to buy with high upside. On March 16, Critical Metals Corp (NASDAQ:CRML) announced that it has appointed Chang Oh Turkmani to its advisory board. Turkmani is the managing director of The Mega Company, a private development and investment firm based in Washington, D.C. According to […]