Critical Metals closer to mining Greenland rare earths following key environmental approvals

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Nov 04, 2025

US-based rare earth developer Critical Metals (Nasdaq: CRML) has moved another step closer to the start of mining at its Tanbreez project in southern Greenland after securing key environmental ...

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These reports were drafted by Danish engineering firm NIRAS, a leading environmental consultancy in the Scandinavian region.\n“The fast approval of these test reports, which can be credited to Greenland authorities as well as the professional work by NIRAS, is a key milestone for Critical Metals Corp towards commencing the mining process at Tanbreez,” Tony Sage, CEO and executive chairman of Critical Metals, stated in a press release.\nThe only approvals now left for the Tanbreez project are the remaining parts of the mine and closure plan, as well as plans for “specific activities”, the company said.\nShares of Critical Metals rose nearly 3% to $11.26 apiece on the latest update, giving the New York-headquartered miner a market capitalization of $1.33 billion.\nLarge rare earth deposit\nTanbreez ranks amongst the largest rare earth projects in the world, with a resource base of at least 45 million tonnes from two deposit zones: Hill and Fjord. 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