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Surefire Resources secures critical minerals offtake deal

Surefire Resources NL (ASX:SRN) managing director Paul Burton talked with Proactive about the company’s newly executed heads of agreement with HMS Bergbau, a German-based commodity trading firm. The deal secures an offtake for all critical minerals from Surefire’s Victory Bore project, marking a major step towards commercialisation. Burton explained that HMS Bergbau approached the company following Surefire’s entry into Germany through its stock exchange listing. He noted that the agreement paves the way for defining product specifications and tonnages. He highlighted HMS Bergbau’s extensive global reach in critical minerals trading and its growing presence in mining operations, making it a strong strategic partner. Burton also discussed how this agreement aligns with Germany’s new €1 billion raw materials fund, which supports critical mineral projects supplying Germany and the EU. Surefire has already submitted an application for funding through KfW, Germany’s state-owned bank. Beyond Victory Bore, Surefire is advancing its Yidby Gold Project, where recent exploration has expanded mineralisation, with plans for a near-term leach operation. The company is also progressing the Copper Hill project, which has shown promising copper and zinc anomalies, with further drilling planned. Burton reiterated that Surefire continues discussions with multiple overseas partners, particularly in the Middle East and Europe, to support project development. For more insights, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future updates. #SurefireResources #ASXSRN #ProactiveInvestors #Mining #CriticalMinerals #VictoryBore #HMSBergbau #Germany #RawMaterials #GoldMining #CopperExploration #Investing #StockMarket

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Element 25’s Butcherbird expansion: what’s next?

Element 25 managing director Justin Brown talked with Proactive about the company's latest regulatory approval for the expansion of its Butcherbird manganese project in Western Australia. Brown explained that the final work approval is now in place, clearing the way for full-scale construction. The project aims to supply both traditional steel markets and high-purity manganese sulfate monohydrate (HPMSM) for battery production. Element 25 plans to feed a portion of Butcherbird’s output into its planned Louisiana refinery to produce this critical battery material. Discussing financials, Brown highlighted the feasibility study’s strong results, with a capital expenditure of A$65 million and projected free cash flows of A$70 million annually over an 18-year mine life. He also noted that major automotive companies Stellantis and General Motors have committed $115 million toward Element 25’s US refinery, complemented by a $166 million grant from the Department of Energy. Looking ahead, Brown said the company is focused on securing the remaining project financing, with the goal of moving into full-scale construction soon. "This time next year, we should be in production with the expanded facility if all goes to plan," he said. For more insights into Element 25’s progress, watch the full interview. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more updates from Proactive. #Element25 #ASX #ProactiveInvestors #Manganese #Mining #BatteryMetals #EVBatteries #ButcherbirdProject #Stellantis #GeneralMotors #CriticalMinerals #MiningInvestment #ProactiveInvestors

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Livium CEO on the future of large-format battery recycling

Livium Ltd CEO Simon Linge talked with Proactive about the company’s focus on battery recycling and its potential for growth. Livium’s recycling business is now at break-even and is scaling rapidly to meet increasing demand. The company specialises in recycling large-format batteries for major OEMs, including Hyundai and Volvo. Linge explained that the market for large-format battery recycling is projected to grow from its current size of tens of millions of dollars to approximately $120 million by the end of the decade. He highlighted that government regulations are tightening, pushing the industry towards sustainable disposal methods. Livium has introduced a commercial model where clients pay a service fee for safe battery disposal, with potential rebates from recovered materials. The company is also exploring adjacent opportunities, such as battery storage and diagnostics, and is in discussions with international recyclers looking to collaborate. Additionally, Linge revealed that the company has secured an in-principle government grant of approximately $850,000, supporting its plans to expand across Australia. Watch the full interview to learn more about Livium Ltd’s battery recycling strategy. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications for more updates from Proactive. #BatteryRecycling #Sustainability #LiviumLtd #EVBatteries #GreenEnergy #BatteryTech #RecyclingInnovation #SustainableFuture #CleanTech #BatteryIndustry

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Altech Batteries Secures Key German Licensing Approval

Altech Batteries Ltd CFO Martin Stein talked with Proactive about the company’s recent milestone—securing final licensing approval for its CERENERGY battery plant in Germany. This approval marks a crucial step, allowing Altech to proceed with construction once financing is secured. Stein explained the significance of grid storage batteries in stabilising renewable energy supply and outlined the advantages of Altech’s sodium fluoride-based CERENERGY batteries. Unlike traditional lithium-based solutions, these batteries are fire-safe and free from critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, and graphite. Discussing financing, Stein highlighted Altech’s engagement with corporate advisors KPMG to secure equity and debt partners. He also noted potential government grants and subsidies in Germany, though political transitions have created some uncertainty. Despite this, Stein expressed confidence in securing funding, backed by offtake agreements for the plant’s first five years of production. With an estimated 18-24 month construction timeline, Altech aims to play a key role in Europe's transition to sustainable energy storage solutions. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications! #AltechBatteries #RenewableEnergy #GridStorage #BatteryTech #CERENERGY #EnergyStorage #SodiumIon #GreenTech #SustainableEnergy #ASX

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