TSX:CRML News 16 October 2025 - 26 January 2026

Critical Metals shares surged about 10% Friday after a filing disclosed a non-binding Saudi MoU and four non-binding offtake term sheets tied to its Tanbreez project. The stock closed at $20.34, up $1.88, with volume over 39 million shares. Traders are watching for binding contracts and further disclosures. The company holds a 42% stake in Tanbreez and aims to expand rare-earth processing.

Critical Metals shares surged 33% to $17.93 in after-hours trading Wednesday after releasing new drill assay results from its Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland. Around 60 million shares traded hands amid heavy volatility. The company reported steady grades and significant heavy rare earth content, with more assay results pending. President Trump delayed tariffs on rare earths and lithium, urging officials to secure supplies abroad.

Stock Price and Recent Performance As of Oct.16, 2025 midday, CRML trades in the mid-$20s, rebounding from Oct.15’s close at $22.72 Marketbeat. That day’s 24% plunge followed a parabolic run higher: in early Oct the stock was only single digits, yet by Oct.13 it hit a 52-week high ($21.45 intraday) and by Oct.14 briefly traded near $32 ts2.tech. These gains made CRML one of the top Nasdaq performers. On Oct.6 alone the stock spiked over 60%, reflecting Reuters’s scoop on a possible U.S. equity investment Reuters ts2.tech. Volume has been enormous – Oct.15 saw ~51 million shares traded ($1.16 billion value) Stockinvest