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Critical Metals Stock Jumps Tuesday: What's Happening?

Shares of Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML) are trading sharply higher Tuesday afternoon. Here's what's driving the action.

Greenland Rare Earth Project Books Its First Indicated Resource

Greenland Mines Ltd. announced the first S-K 1300 technical report for its Sarfartoq neodymium-praseodymium rare earth project in Greenland, achieving a landmark classification of 6.9 million tonnes at Indicated resource status—the first in 15 years of project history. The report models combined open pit and underground mining scenarios (Hybrid case) and includes a strategic partnership with Neo Performance Materials, which gains offtake rights on up to 60% of future production. This regulatory milestone enables the project to support preliminary economic assessment studies, addressing a critical gap in Western rare earth feedstock development.

Nayax, Immatics, Moderna, Marvell Technology And Other Big Stocks Moving Higher On Tuesday

Nasdaq: NYAX rose 13.9% on Tuesday after announcing acquisition of IPS Group Inc. for $350 million. Other big gainers include CAPR, RZLV, CRML, and MAIR.

Shares of critical metal companies are trading higher, possibly after the U.S. DOE recently selected seven projects to expand critical mineral and material processing, battery manufacturing and recycling capacity. This third round of funding aligns with President Trump's 'Unleashing American Energy' executive order that benefits critical metal and non-fuel mineral producers and processors.