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Proactive - Interviews for investors

Ecora Resources reports solid start to 2025, with stronger Q2 ahead

Ecora Resources PLC CEO Marc Bishop Lafleche takes Proactive's Stephen Gunnion through the company’s first quarter trading update and outlook for the rest of 2025. He described the start to the year as a “very solid” one, highlighting a portfolio contribution of $6 million, which notably excludes revenue from both Mimbula and Four Mile due to a reporting lag. Lafleche emphasised strong performance at Voisey’s Bay underground and the achievement of a second consecutive quarterly record at Mantos Blancos. A major development during the period was the $50 million acquisition of Mimbula, which Lafleche said marks a strategic milestone. He reiterated that Voisey’s Bay is on track for 60% to 90% volume growth following underground expansion, with full-year guidance between 335 to 390 tonnes, skewed towards the second half. Ecora is also seeing positive pricing momentum for cobalt, with April prices nearing $19 per pound**, up from $13 in Q1, following a DRC export ban. Looking ahead to Q2, the company expects the initial revenues from the dollar stream and normalisation of royalty income from Four Mile. Lafleche also noted the anticipated return of mining within the royalty area at Kestrel, leading to stronger volumes into Q3. For more updates from Ecora Resources and other listed companies, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications to stay informed. #EcoraResources #MiningUpdate #CobaltPrices #VoiseysBay #MimbulaAcquisition #Q12025Results #MiningStocks #RoyaltyIncome #KestrelMining #ProactiveInvestors

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First Phosphate fuels U.S. industrial revival with domestic LFP battery supply chain

First Phosphate Corp. CEO John Passalacqua joined Steve Darling from Proactive to outline the company’s pivotal mission: powering the resurgence of American manufacturing by supplying domestically sourced Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery materials essential to factory automation, robotics, and energy storage systems. Passalacqua emphasized that the future of U.S. manufacturing is closely tied to the widespread adoption of industrial automation and robotics—technologies that rely heavily on LFP batteries. Known for their safety, longevity, and scalability, LFP batteries are rapidly becoming the global standard for grid-scale storage and automated production systems. This shift is being accelerated by evolving national trade and security policies aimed at strengthening domestic capabilities and reducing dependence on foreign supply chains. According to First Phosphate, the demand for industrial automation is expected to soar to USD $307.7 billion by 2030. With around 60% of jobs poised to automate at least 30% of tasks, automation could boost global productivity by 1.5% annually and contribute to the creation of over 6 million new jobs. Positioning itself as a domestic solution to this global shift, First Phosphate is actively developing a vertically integrated North American LFP ecosystem—from mining to battery-grade materials. The company controls over 1,000 sq. km of high-purity igneous phosphate claims in Quebec, an area capable of supporting more than 350 GWh of LFP battery production each year. Its phosphate ore is among the cleanest in the world, naturally low in harmful elements and extractable without the use of solvents. This vertical integration strategy allows First Phosphate to manage the entire value chain, from resource extraction to the production of LFP cathode active material (CAM). The result: a fully traceable, secure, and sustainable domestic supply chain that supports the growing demands of North America’s electrified #proactiveinvestors

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Pantheon Resources provides update on MEGREZ-1 flow testing results

Pantheon Resources Chairman David Hobbs and CEO Max Easley joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share preliminary flow test results from the Megrez-1 well in Alaska. The well is part of a six-interval testing program, and the first interval tested, the Topset 1 (TS1) reservoir, was fracture stimulated across 290 feet between 7,165 and 7,453 feet measured depth (MD). The well produced sustained strong liquid rates for 12 days, exceeding 1,000 barrels per day by the end of the flow-back period. However, no appreciable hydrocarbons were recovered during this initial test. Despite this, Easley noted the data reveals the TS1 reservoir is oil bearing but likely located within a transition zone that contains limited to no mobile oil or gas. Importantly, the technical data gathered from this interval has boosted the company's confidence in the five remaining, shallower intervals still to be tested. These higher zones are believed to hold greater potential for mobile hydrocarbons and increased productivity. TS1 will now be abandoned, and preparations are underway to begin testing the Lower Prince Creek interval. High-pressure pumping equipment is currently being mobilized to the Megrez pad. While the initial result may seem underwhelming at first glance, Pantheon emphasized that it strengthens their geological model and supports the likelihood of commercial success in the intervals yet to be tested. #proactiveinvestors #pantheonresourcesplc #mining #lse #panr #pthrf #OilAndGas #MEGREZ1 #FlowTesting #EnergyExploration #Hydrocarbons #AlaskaOil #OilDrilling #ResourceDevelopment #OilfieldUpdate

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Ilika CEO Graeme Purdy on new scale-up milestone for Goliath battery

Ilika PLC CEO Graeme Purdy talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest progress in scaling up its Goliath solid-state battery technology. The discussion focused on improved results from Ilika’s collaboration with the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC). Purdy said: “We’re seeing an improved yield out of the industrialised process,” adding that this reduces waste and lowers costs. More notably, the batteries produced via UKBIC’s process outperform those created on Ilika’s pilot line, showing stronger power density and faster charge-discharge capabilities. Purdy confirmed the project’s shift from process to performance, marking the completion of a £2.7 million grant-supported programme funded by the Advanced Propulsion Centre. He also referenced recent government pledges of £2 billion to back automotive electrification, suggesting that future grant funding could help support Ilika’s product roadmap without shareholder dilution. Looking ahead, Ilika plans to release its P1.5 prototypes—10Ah cells—later this summer. Once enough testing data is gathered, the batteries will be shared with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers enrolled in its evaluation programme. Purdy also teased the release of 50Ah P2 prototypes by year-end, built on insights gained from the Faraday Battery Challenge. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #IlikaPLC #GoliathBattery #SolidStateBatteries #EVTechnology #BatteryInnovation #UKBIC #AutomotiveElectrification #AdvancedPropulsion #BatteryManufacturing #GraemePurdy

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