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Futura Medical CEO James Barder on Futura’s 2024 strong growth, maiden profit and 2025 plans

Futura Medical PLC CEO James Barder takes Proactive's Stephen Gunnion through the company’s 2024 financial performance, market expansion and product pipeline. Futura reported a strong year in 2024, with CEO Barder highlighting revenue of £14 million and a maiden profit of £1.3 million—or £3.3 million excluding non-cash items. Barder noted that Eroxon is now sold in over 15 countries and is expected to reach over 20 by the end of 2025. “2024 was a very good year for us,” he said. Barder emphasised the company’s commitment to supporting commercial partners and building momentum behind its flagship product, Eroxon. He explained that markets seeing the most success were those effectively targeting men under 60 with mild to moderate erectile dysfunction—Eroxon’s most responsive user group. The conversation also touched on upcoming products, including Eroxon Intense, a variant delivering a stronger sensory experience, and SD4000, a topical treatment for female sexual dysfunction. Barder noted that 87% of women in clinical trials for SD4000 wished to continue use post-study—an encouraging sign. Looking ahead, Barder said the company will continue expanding its presence, drive forward its pipeline, and focus on areas it can control, despite share price frustrations. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and hit the bell icon for updates. #FuturaMedical #Eroxon #EroxonIntense #SD4000 #ErectileDysfunction #FemaleHealth #PharmaNews #OTCProducts #HealthcareInnovation #BiotechUpdate

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VettaFi's Stacey Morris highlights midstream stability amid oil volatility, natural gas growth

VettaFi Head of Energy Research Stacey Morris joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the performance and positioning of the Alerian Midstream Energy Dividend ETF, and to provide a broader outlook on the midstream energy sector in the context of today’s evolving market dynamics. Morris began by explaining the role of the midstream segment within the energy value chain, describing it as the “shipping and handling service” of the industry. Unlike upstream producers that are heavily exposed to commodity price fluctuations, midstream companies are focused on transporting, storing, and processing oil and natural gas—services that are typically governed by long-term, fee-based contracts. This structural model, she emphasized, gives midstream operators stable, predictable cash flows, making them more resilient in volatile or declining energy price environments. The conversation turned to recent weakness in oil markets, with U.S. oil benchmarks falling roughly 17% between April 2 and April 8, 2025. Morris attributed the drop primarily to increased supply from OPEC+ nations and mounting concerns over global economic growth and trade activity. “There’s just been a number of concerns around the outlook for the global economy or trade,” she noted, which has added pressure to oil prices in the short term. However, Morris pointed out that midstream energy assets tend to outperform in such environments. Their reduced sensitivity to commodity pricing and defensive investment characteristics—especially consistent dividend payouts—make them an appealing option for income-focused and risk-averse investors. One of the most compelling parts of the midstream growth story, Morris said, is its exposure to natural gas, which continues to see rising demand from multiple sectors. She highlighted projections that U.S. natural gas demand is set to grow by 25% between 2024 and 2030. Morris emphasized that midstream companies are critical enablers of this growth, thanks to their ess

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Greatland Gold's Shaun Day on Telfer Reserve & Havieron expansion plans

Greatland Gold PLC managing director Shaun Day talked with Proactive about the company’s updated ore reserve for the Telfer gold-copper mine and its forward-looking development strategy. Day outlined the release of a 712,000-ounce gold and 23,000-tonne copper ore reserve for Telfer, achieved just five months post-acquisition. This comes on the heels of a 3.2 million ounce resource estimate, collectively taking the total resource base, including Havieron, beyond 10.0 million ounces. “This is really built on the back of Michael Thompson and his team,” Day said, noting the speed and scale of the update. He emphasized that the reserve confirms continuity at Telfer as Havieron ramps up, avoiding any production gap. Day also discussed the two-year dual-train production outlook through FY27 and emphasized the production and cost benefits expected once Havieron, a significantly higher-grade and lower-cost asset, is integrated. An updated feasibility study aims to expand Havieron from 2.8 to 4–4.5 million tonnes per annum, potentially via conveyor infrastructure to enhance economics and ESG performance. Looking ahead, Day pointed to opportunities to extend mine life, increase drilling, and develop the West Dome Underground. “The team is really humming right now,” he said. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos like this. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications for future content. #GreatlandGold #ShaunDay #TelferMine #Havieron #GoldMining #CopperMining #MiningUpdate #FeasibilityStudy #ASXMining #MineralResources #GoldInvesting #MiningDevelopment #ResourceUpdate

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Bitwise Asset Management's Bradley Duke still bullish on Bitcoin despite tariff turmoil

Bitwise Asset Management European Head Bradley Duke talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about Bitcoin's resilience amid market volatility and the macroeconomic factors that continue to provide a bullish backdrop for the cryptocurrency. Speaking from Paris Blockchain Week, Duke noted that despite Bitcoin falling from its early-year highs of nearly $110,000 to around $83,000, market conditions remain supportive. He pointed to expectations of inflation, potential global rate cuts, and an expanding money supply as strong tailwinds. “The setup is very bullish at the moment,” he said, noting that supply-side constraints could accelerate any price recovery. Duke also highlighted growing interest from sovereign and corporate investors. He cited discussions in countries like Sweden, France, and Japan around holding Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, alongside listed companies and smaller private firms adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. “Currently, the corporate demand for Bitcoin is outstripping the supply by more than two times,” Duke explained. He concluded by noting the historically low exchange balances of Bitcoin, signalling a lack of sellers. “My feeling is that when it does start to move back up again, it's going to jump up because there simply aren't any sellers,” he added. 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. #Bitcoin #CryptoMarkets #BradleyDuke #BitwiseAssetManagement #ParisBlockchainWeek #BitcoinPrice #CorporateCrypto #StrategicReserves #CryptoInvesting #DigitalAssets

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