Critical Metals Corp. rose 34.70% to about $9.07 on Monday as President Donald Trump's announced U.S.-Denmark security arrangement for Greenland focused investors on the island's strategic-mineral projects. The agreement, expected to be signed during the United Nations General Assembly week, would give Washington permanent control over Greenland security and other U.S. needs, Trump said, while restricting adversaries' ability to establish bases and make sensitive investments. Greenland Mines Ltd. climbed 249.47% to about $9.96, Greenland Energy rose 138.33% to roughly $2.86 on about 157 million shares, and REalloys gained 11.44% to $9.21. Critical Metals' Tanbreez rare-earth project was not named in the announcement, and the arrangement provides no confirmed mining rights, funding or commercial agreement for the company. Cantor Fitzgerald has cited possible U.S. government participation in Tanbreez through an investment or offtake agreement, while Clear Street said a formal pact could accelerate Critical Metals' investment plans.