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Critical Metals Corp, led by Tony Sage, expands operations with a new drilling contract in Greenland and an asset in Austria.

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Critical Metals Corp, led by Tony Sage, expands operations with a new drilling contract in Greenland and an asset in Austria.

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  1. Critical Metals Corp. is acquiring European Lithium.Sub-event
  2. Critical Metals Corp expands its operations into Austria and signs a new drilling contract in Greenland.

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