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Critical Metals Surges After U.S. Reopens Greenland Talks, Qaqortoq Pilot Plant Approved

Officials in Greenland and Denmark have rejected any takeover, leaving investors to weigh political risk against the project’s momentum.

Overview

  • Critical Metals shares have jumped about 80% over five days, recently up 17.99% to $13.94, according to Benzinga.
  • The White House said the administration is discussing options to acquire Greenland, including potential military involvement.
  • The company said it has formally greenlit construction of a multi-use storage and pilot-plant facility in Qaqortoq to support the Tanbreez project.
  • CEO Tony Sage said the company expects to complete the remaining 25% of Tanbreez offtake agreements by early 2026 and would welcome U.S. government investment.
  • Greenland and Denmark publicly rejected any takeover, a stance that could pressure recent gains if U.S. rhetoric cools or diplomatic pushback intensifies.