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Critical Minerals Group advances vanadium strategy amid surging AI data centre power demand

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  • Critical Minerals Group is advancing an integrated vanadium mining and electrolyte strategy to supply vanadium flow batteries, targeting fast-growing energy storage demand from AI-driven data centres and strained U.S. power grids.
  • The company is progressing a 24 million litre vanadium electrolyte plant and the Lindfield Mine PFS, pursuing a staged, capital-efficient rollout focused on early electrolyte production, potential offtake deals, and strengthened U.S. market engagement.
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Critical Minerals Group advances vanadium strategy amid surging AI data centre power demand

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Critical Minerals Group Ltd. ( (AU:CMG) ) has issued an announcement.

Critical Minerals Group reported quarterly progress across its integrated vanadium strategy, highlighting deepening engagement with international vanadium flow battery manufacturers and growing opportunities in battery energy storage for data centres, particularly AI-driven facilities in the U.S. The company sees the rapid rise in data centre power demand and grid constraints in key U.S. hubs as a structural driver for long-duration vanadium flow batteries and associated vanadium electrolyte supply.

The company advanced plans for a 24 million litre vanadium electrolyte manufacturing facility, aligned with potential international energy firming demand, and began early-stage offtake discussions to underpin future vanadium flow battery deployments. Concurrently, its pre-feasibility study for the Lindfield Mine and processing project, considering 1 mtpa and 4 mtpa development scenarios, has completed testing and study work, with financial modelling underway ahead of an early fourth-quarter release of results.

The PFS outlines a staged, capital-efficient approach in which vanadium electrolyte manufacturing is developed first to capture market share and generate early returns before full-scale mine development. On the corporate front, all resolutions at CMG’s February general meeting were passed, and the company plans U.S. conference attendance to strengthen its positioning in the emerging energy storage and data centre infrastructure markets.

More about Critical Minerals Group Ltd.

Critical Minerals Group Ltd. is an ASX-listed resources company focused on the vanadium value chain, spanning upstream mining, midstream processing and downstream battery energy storage solutions. Its key assets include the proposed Lindfield vanadium mine and processing facility in North Queensland and a planned vanadium electrolyte manufacturing plant in Parkes, targeting global demand from vanadium flow batteries.

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Current Market Cap: A$10.4M

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