MINING.COMยท2025-10-06 16:40Core Viewpoint - The US government has denied reports of considering an equity investment in Critical Metals, which is developing a significant rare earth resource in Greenland [1][2]. Company Summary - Critical Metals is developing one of the world's largest rare earth resources, specifically the Tanbreez project, which contains at least 45 million tonnes of resources [4]. - The company's stock experienced significant volatility, doubling from a closing price of $8.14 to an all-time high of $16.88 before settling at $11.70, resulting in a market capitalization of $1.1 billion [3]. - The company had approached the US government for investment, which could have converted a $50 million federal grant into an approximate 8% equity stake for Washington [4]. Industry Summary - Critical Metals is among "hundreds of companies" in the critical minerals sector seeking investment from the US government [4]. - The recent discussions regarding equity investments in the sector highlight the growing interest and potential for government involvement in critical minerals development [2].