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To own Critical Metals, you have to buy into a high-risk, early-stage story where future value rests on turning exploration assets like Tanbreez and Koralpe into permitted, funded projects. The business is still loss-making (over US$51,000,000 in annual losses on minimal revenue), reliant on fresh capital, and its share price has been volatile despite only a small positive total return over the past year. The latest Koralpe ruling fits straight into that thesis: it does not force an environmental impact assessment yet, but it hardens the regulatory path by pushing the project into a case-by-case EU-law review. In the near term, that could delay a key catalyst around permitting clarity and keep financing and dilution risk front and center for shareholders.
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