Latest EUROPEAN LITHIUM (ASX:EUR) News

European Lithium Limited has clarified that its subsidiary Critical Metals Corp did not execute a $500 million bitcoin convertible note financing, with no bitcoin acquired and the agreement now expired.

European Lithium Limited has launched a replacement options offer for holders of 205 million expiring options, with directors committing to fully participate and underwrite the offer pending shareholder approval at the upcoming AGM.

European Lithium has offloaded an additional US$50 million worth of Critical Metals Corp shares, coinciding with CRML’s own US$50 million capital raise to advance its Greenland rare earth project.

European Lithium Limited signals a likely change to the timetable for its replacement options offer as 208 million options approach expiry in November. Investors await updated details amid potential capital structure implications.

European Lithium has sold 3.85 million shares of Critical Metals Corp. for US$50 million, reinforcing its strategic stake in a company with assets vital to Europe's clean energy future.

European Lithium Limited updates investors on the expiry of 208 million options and outlines plans for issuing replacement options pending shareholder approval.

European Lithium Limited has sold 3 million shares of Critical Metals Corp. at a 10% premium, raising US$21 million and underscoring the strong value of its CRML stake.

European Lithium Limited is set to expire over 211 million options next month but offers a new replacement options plan with director underwriting, extending exercise rights into 2026.

European Lithium Limited is set to repurchase up to 10% of its shares on market, aiming to capitalize on a significant discount to its underlying asset value, particularly its stake in Critical Metals Corp.

European Lithium Limited will lift its trading suspension on 3 October 2025 following the release of its Annual Financial Report, marking a key milestone for investors.

Critical Metals Corp has amended its agreement to increase its ownership of the Tanbreez Rare Earths Project in Greenland to 92.5%, issuing 14.5 million shares to the project founder’s company. European Lithium retains a 7.5% stake as the project advances toward production.

Critical Metals Corp has signed a multi-year letter of intent to supply rare earth concentrate from its Greenland project to Ucore Rare Metals’ US Department of Defense-backed processing facility, aiming to build a China-independent supply chain.