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Helium One CEO on historic Tanzania historic licence award; Jackson-31 well flows gas

Helium One Global Ltd (AIM:HE1, OTCQB:HLOGF) CEO Lorna Blaisse talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the latest developments for the company, including a major milestone in Tanzania and updates on its US drilling campaign. Blaisse discussed receiving an offer letter for a mining licence in Tanzania, highlighting its significance as the first of its kind for helium and its larger-than-standard 480 km² coverage. She explained that this will allow Helium One to further appraise the subsurface structure following its Itumbula discovery. The company is currently reviewing the terms, including regulatory requirements and partnerships with the Tanzanian government. On the US front, Blaisse provided updates on the Jackson-31 well in Colorado, confirming free-flowing helium gas with no water association—an important distinction from the Tanzanian project. The rig is now mobilising to drill Jackson-4, part of a broader development campaign that will see multiple wells drilled in the coming weeks. Blaisse also reaffirmed that Blue Star remains on track for helium production in the first half of 2025. With active projects in both Tanzania and the US, Helium One is progressing toward becoming a key helium producer. 📢 For more updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications! #HeliumOne #MiningLicense #HeliumExploration #EnergyNews #Tanzania #Colorado #NaturalGas #Investing #ProactiveInvestors

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Graphene Manufacturing Group advances aluminium-ion battery development with key U.S. partnership

Graphene Manufacturing Group CEO Craig Nicol joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share an update as the company continues to make strides in the development of its Graphene Aluminium-Ion Battery technology, a cutting-edge innovation being pursued in collaboration with the University of Queensland and Rio Tinto under a Joint Development Agreement. Nicol told Proactive, to accelerate battery development, GMG has signed a service contract with the Battery Innovation Center (BIC) in Indiana, USA. This partnership will support the next phase of research and optimization, leveraging BIC’s state-of-the-art 40,000-square-foot facility in Newberry, Indiana. As a globally recognized innovation hub, BIC specializes in advancing battery technologies, offering end-to-end support from research and development to prototype manufacturing and low-volume production—a critical advantage for GMG as it scales up its graphene-based energy storage solutions. Nicol emphasized that collaborating with BIC allows GMG to access advanced battery manufacturing infrastructure without incurring the high capital costs of building its own pilot production facility—an investment that could exceed AU$10 million. Through this agreement, GMG will retain full intellectual property (IP) rights over the battery development work, ensuring control over its proprietary technology while optimizing BIC’s cell design expertise and battery manufacturing capabilities. By integrating BIC’s expertise into its scale-up strategy, GMG can streamline the production of sample battery cells before committing to mass production, reducing risks and deferring large capital expenditures until the technology reaches a higher level of readiness. Looking ahead, GMG aims to optimize battery performance, produce initial test cells this year, and engage customers for validation. Nicol noted strong interest from major companies eager to integrate this technology. #proactiveinvestors #graphenemanufacturinggroupltd #BatteryTech #

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Empire Metals MD on high-purity titanium breakthrough

Empire Metals Ltd (AIM:EEE) managing director Shaun Bunn talked with Proactive about the company's latest metallurgical test results at the Pitfield project. The test work delivered an impressive 91.6% purity titanium dioxide compound—achieved on the first attempt. Bunn emphasised that this high-grade product is free from deleterious contaminants, making it suitable for further processing into titanium sponge metal or premium-grade titanium pigments. He explained that the team successfully extracted and refined the titanium-bearing minerals using gravity separation, flotation, and acid digestion techniques. The company is now focused on optimising its processing flow sheet and scaling up test work. Recent bulk metallurgical sample collections at Pitfield will support larger-scale testing, with the goal of producing more of this high-grade product for market analysis. Bunn also highlighted that the simplicity of Pitfield's mineral composition, free from heavy metals or radioactive elements, has contributed to the rapid progress in refining processes. With further purification testing ahead, Empire Metals is poised to advance its titanium strategy. For more insights from this interview, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future updates. #EmpireMetals #Titanium #Mining #PitfieldProject #Metallurgy #TitaniumDioxide #MineralProcessing #MiningStocks #TitaniumSponge #Investing

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West Cobar Metals' high-grade copper discovery: Bulla Park delivers exceptional results

West Cobar Metals Ltd (ASX:WC1) managing director Matt Szwedzicki talked with Proactive's Jonathan Jackson about the company’s latest metallurgical results from the Bulla Park project. Early-stage testing has delivered high-grade copper, silver, and antimony concentrates with strong recoveries. Szwedzicki described the initial float test results as amazing. A key challenge at Bulla Park has been the presence of tetrahedrite, a less common mineral in Australia. However, recent testing has demonstrated successful separation and recovery processes. The company has now achieved 88% extraction of antimony, a commodity that has surged in value due to reduced exports from China. Szwedzicki also discussed West Cobar’s broader strategy, including plans to optimise metallurgical processes, assess a mineral resource estimate, and advance drilling at Bulla Park. Beyond this, the company is progressing its Salazar project in Western Australia, which holds rare earths, scandium, and alumina resources. The recent acquisition of the Mystique Gold Project further strengthens West Cobar’s portfolio, adding a promising gold exploration target. Stay tuned for more updates from West Cobar Metals. If you enjoyed this interview, give the video a like, subscribe to Proactive’s YouTube channel, and turn on notifications for the latest mining insights. #WestCobarMetals #Copper #Antimony #Mining #ASX #BullaPark #RareEarths #GoldExploration #Metals #Investing #Resources

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