Critical Metals said it has tapped a financial advisor to evaluate a range of strategic alternatives, aiming to align its portfolio with core priorities and maximize value for shareholders.
The mining company on Wednesday said the review will focus on further developing and advancing its operation at Tanbreez, a rare earth mine in Greenland important to critical minerals supply chains.
The review will additionally aim to better monetize legacy, non-core, pending and newly-acquired assets that fall outside of Critical Metal's strategic focus, it said.
Alternatives could include a spin-off or separation of certain businesses, as well as sales of assets, joint ventures, strategic partnerships or alliances, the company said. It added there can be no assurance the exploration process will result in a transaction.
Critical Metals retained Clear Street as its financial advisor and White & Case as its legal advisor for the process.
"By sharpening our focus on Tanbreez and pursuing value-maximizing outcomes for our non-core holdings, we intend to position Critical Metals Corp. as a premier pure-play Western source of heavy rare earths and other critical minerals essential to defense, energy, and advanced technology supply chains," Chairman Tony Sage said.
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