CRML 6-K: Acquisition

Filed with the SEC on · accession 0001213900-26-116159

CRML filed a 6-K (foreign company report) with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026. Critical Metals Corp. completed its acquisition of European Lithium Ltd. via two interdependent schemes of arrangement, issuing approximately 90.5 million ordinary shares as consideration and making European Lithium a wholly owned subsidiary.

Summary of the filing

Critical Metals Corp. completed its acquisition of European Lithium Ltd. via two interdependent schemes of arrangement, issuing approximately 90.5 million ordinary shares as consideration and making European Lithium a wholly owned subsidiary. Following the transaction, Critical Metals had 194,219,631 ordinary shares outstanding and approximately $264.5 million in cash.

Key details

Aggregate ordinary shares issued as scheme considerationshares 90.5M
Ordinary shares issued under Share Schemeshares 78.4M
Ordinary shares issued under Option Schemeshares 8.0M
Ordinary shares issued to unlisted option and performance right holdersshares 4.1M
Ordinary shares outstanding immediately following the transactionshares 194.2M
Cash balance immediately following the transaction$264.5M
European Lithium ordinary shares held with suspended rights (treasury equivalent)shares 45.5M
Replacement warrants issued representing ordinary sharesshares 8.1M
AcquirerCritical Metals Corp.
Target, now wholly owned subsidiaryEuropean Lithium Ltd.

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What did CRML file with the SEC on Nov 5, 2026?

CRML filed a 6-K (Acquisition). Critical Metals Corp. completed its acquisition of European Lithium Ltd. via two interdependent schemes of arrangement, issuing approximately 90.5 million ordinary shares as consideration and making European Lithium a wholly owned subsidiary. Following the transaction, Critical Metals had 194,219,631 ordinary shares outstanding and approximately $264.5 million in cash.

What does a acquisition mean for CRML stock?

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