Critical Metals’ Acquisition of European Lithium Becomes Legally Effective

By Public Technologies
  • Critical Metals’ acquisition of 100% of European Lithium’s shares and all listed options became legally effective on October 27, 2026.
  • Eligible shareholders will receive 0.045 new shares per European Lithium share held on the October 29 record date.
  • Listed options will be exercised cashlessly, with consideration paid in new shares; the final exchange ratio is due October 28.
  • Implementation and delivery of the consideration are expected on November 5.
  • The new shares are expected to begin Nasdaq trading November 6, when European Lithium is scheduled for ASX delisting.


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