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Pluri CEO Yaky Yanay on pioneering cell-tech solutions for global needs

Pluri Inc. (NASDAQ:PLUR) CEO Yaky Yanay joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with more about the company’s progress in developing and commercializing its cell-based technology platform, highlighting recent partnerships, strategic financing, and future milestones. Pluri is a biotechnology company focused on manufacturing products derived from cells—including human, animal, and plant cells—for applications across industries such as healthcare, food, and agriculture. "We are taking this tiny organism, cells... and we create products out of them," Yanay explained. A key highlight was Pluri’s collaboration with Hemafund in Ukraine to enhance the country’s preparedness for radiation emergencies. Yanay detailed the use of PLX-R18, a placenta-based therapeutic developed with US federal agencies, which has shown potential to significantly improve survival rates following radiation exposure. The discussion also covered Pluri’s recent financing activities, including a $10 million raise and the acquisition of cacao company Kokomodo. These moves are part of Pluri’s broader expansion into the food sector, addressing shortages in coffee and cacao through cell cultivation in bioreactors. Looking ahead, Yanay emphasized a strong pipeline of deals for 2025, with a focus on sustainable, cell-based solutions for some of humanity’s biggest needs. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future content. #PluriInc #BiotechInnovation #CellTherapy #SustainableTech #RadiationPreparedness #CoffeeCrisis #CacaoShortage #HealthcareTech #InvestmentNews #YakyYanay #ProactiveInvestors

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Krakatoa’s antimony-gold find signals major upside

Krakatoa Resources Ltd chairman Colin Locke talked with Proactive about the company’s newly secured Zopkhito Project in Georgia, which he described as a major opportunity for investors. The project contains a JORC resource of 225,000 tonnes of high-grade antimony at 11% for 26,000 tonnes of metal, translating to a back-of-the-envelope valuation of approximately $1.30 billion based on current prices. Additionally, the project includes 7.1 million tonnes grading 3.7g/t gold for 815,000 ounces, estimated to be worth around $2.50 billion. Locke said, “This is touted to be the sixth biggest antimony project in the world.” The mineralisation is close to surface, and the company believes the resource has strong potential for expansion. He also highlighted the project’s additional gold content as another value driver. He attributed the company’s success in securing the project to its CEO and chief technical officer, Mark Major, whose experience in high-altitude exploration was a key factor for the local vendors. The project’s location in Georgia was described as highly investor-friendly, with a 15% corporate tax rate, no native title or land access complications, and strong support for foreign investment. Locke confirmed that a maiden drilling program is scheduled to begin shortly, with Major heading to Georgia next week to prepare. He emphasised the company’s past success with international projects and reassured investors of the team’s experience. In closing, he noted the company's current market capitalisation of just AUD 5 million, suggesting significant upside. 👉 For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications for future updates. #ProactiveInvestors #KrakatoaResources #ASX #gold #antimony

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Tamboran Resources boosts NT gas supply with Arafura deal

Tamboran Resources Ltd CEO Joel Riddle talked with Proactive about the company's newly signed letter of intent (LOI) with Arafura Resources Ltd to supply gas from the Beetaloo Basin. Riddle explained that both companies are based in the Northern Territory, and the agreement supports local strategic projects by providing 25 terajoules (TJs) per day to Arafura's critical minerals project. The agreement aligns with Tamboran’s strategy of prioritising Northern Territory gas use. “We’re a Northern Territory company. We’ve been focused on appraising the Beetaloo Basin now for all 12 years I’ve been in my job,” Riddle said, highlighting the company’s long-term commitment to the region. Riddle also pointed out the environmental edge of Beetaloo Basin gas, which has a CO2 content of about 3%, significantly lower than the 15–20% typically found in other Australian basins. He said supplying this low-carbon gas to the East Coast would help reduce emissions by displacing higher-carbon alternatives. Discussing supply capacity, Riddle compared the Beetaloo to the Marcellus Shale in the US, noting it could provide enough gas to support the East Coast for “hundreds of years”. Tamboran plans to bring 40 TJs per day online in the first half of next year under an existing 15-year agreement with the NT Government. The Arafura deal will add a further 25 TJs daily. Riddle said work is underway with pipeline partner APA to ensure infrastructure capacity. The company aims to finalise a binding gas sales agreement with Arafura soon. Watch the full interview to hear how Tamboran is positioning Beetaloo gas as a key part of the East Coast supply solution, while supporting Northern Territory industry. 👉 For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for future content. #TamboranResources #BeetalooBasin #LowCarbonGas #GasSupply #ArafuraResources #EastCoastEnergy #NorthernTerritory #CriticalMiner

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Switch Metals eyes fast-track tantalum output in Côte d'Ivoire as it lists on AIM

Switch Metals Plc (AIM:SWT) CEO Karl Akueson talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s listing on London’s AIM market and its focus on developing tantalum projects in Côte d'Ivoire. Akueson explained that Switch Metals, a private company he founded, was acquired through a reverse takeover by Oneiro Energy. The company's flagship Issia project hosts tantalum mineralisation, including occurrences of coltan at surface. According to Akueson, this provides an opportunity for near-term production from shallow deposits, with the company aiming to reach output within the next two years. He described tantalum as “a very strategic technology metal… in our mobile phones, laptops, plasma TV, everything we use daily,” highlighting its importance and rarity. Akueson emphasised that 60% of the global supply currently comes from the DRC and Rwanda, and Switch Metals aims to become a significant alternative source. Discussing the decision to list in the UK, Akueson pointed to his personal background and the UK’s long-standing understanding of African production. The £2 million fundraise will support resource definition work at Issia, with plans to quickly define a resource and develop economic parameters to demonstrate value. “Tantalum is probably one of the most critical [metals], and a metal that is unique,” Akueson noted. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and enable notifications for future content. #Tantalum #SwitchMetals #CotedIvoireMining #CriticalMinerals #AIMListing #JuniorMining #ResourceDefinition #Coltan #TechMetals #ProactiveInvestors

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