Critical Metals: Grönland - Tanbreez seltene Erden WKN: A40755 ISIN: VGG2662B1031 Kürzel: 9O2 Forum: Aktien User: Keting

Ja wird auch kurz gestoppt.

Wasn jetz kaputt?

Wenn Critical Metals an einer Übernahme beteiligt sein sollte, müsste dann nicht auch hier der Handel gestoppt werden?

Das wird wohl eher nichts😋

Ich will aber nächste Woche schon zu 6,5€ bis 7€ kaufen 😎

In 8 Monaten zwischen 5-8$

Die ist ja recht tapfer heute , mal sehen was die Cowboys machen?! Howdy 🤠

Rechnet mal schnell einer aus wo ich wieder einsteigen kann?😎

Jetzt wo die 1,2 Milliarden durch sind😂 ne ne ne

Esistzeit, versprichst Du uns, Dich aus dem Forum abzumelden, wenn Du mal wieder falsch liegst? Im Gegenzug könnten wir uns dazu verpflichten, Dich fortan mit "geheiligtes Börsenorakel" anzusprechen, falls Du doch recht behältst. Deal?

Und verpasst den 5x Hebel bei CRML….

EUR ist Pleite , Tony verkauft seine restlichen crml Aktien am 01.06.2026 nachdem er das delisting 29.04 bekannt gibt und macht Kasse.

Last week Street Talk outed months of confidential talks between the $489 million ASX-listed European Lithium and the $US1.4 billion ($1.96 billion) Nasdaq-listed Critical Metals Corp. Now, we’ve got our mitts on the fine print of this deal. Former Perth Glory owner Tony Sage is the executive chairman of European Lithium. Paul Kane/Getty Images The offer price is said to be pegged at 58¢ a share - or double European Lithium’s last traded price of 28¢, according to people familiar with the discussions but not authorised to speak publicly. That would give the ASX-listed company a deal value of about $1 billion given it has roughly 2 billion shares on issue. An ASX announcement is expected to be made as early as Tuesday morning, although it is unclear if the two parties have signed a definitive agreement or are working off a letter of intent. European Lithium, chaired by former Perth Glory owner Tony Sage, is sitting on about $356 million in cash, and owns about 37.5 per cent of the Nasdaq-listed player. It has several projects, but the Tanbreez rare earths mine located in Greenland and the Wolfsberg lithium project in Austria are the driving force behind the merger. The deal comes two years after European Lithium carved out its flagship asset, Wolfsberg, into a special purpose acquisition vehicle, dubbed Sizzle, which became Critical Metals Corp. The duo on April 20 received government approvals to own 100 per cent of Tanbreez – 92.5 per cent with the Nasdaq-listed entity and 7.5 per cent via the ASX-listed one – just weeks after posting bullish drilling results. The merger’s rationale rests on arming Critical Metals Corp with cash to fund its share of development costs, while European Lithium would consolidate its ownership of Tanbreez and Wolfsberg, sources told Street Talk. https://www.afr.com/street-talk/european-lithium-poised-to-announce-1b-bid-from-nasdaq-listed-biz-20260427-p5zrb2

Nein, hat CRML nicht! Es gibt einen neuen AFR Artikel, sonst ist alles beim alten.