Whitefield Industrials Ltd (WHF) News

AuKing Mining Ltd managing director Paul Williams talked with Kerry Stevenson at Proactive about the company's recent agreement with Orion Resources, focusing on gold assets in the Cloncurry region of Queensland. Williams highlighted that AuKing initially acquired a 15% stake in Orion Resources and has now secured approval to increase its ownership to 50% by investing $5 million by June 30, 2027. The acquisition aims to leverage existing infrastructure and near-term production opportunities, with operations potentially commencing within the next 6 to 12 months. "We’re incredibly pleased to be involved in this project," Williams stated. He noted that the deal consolidates key gold assets under one corporate entity for the first time, eliminating previous ownership complexities. Additionally, AuKing recently engaged with the owner of the historic Tick Hill gold mine, which could present another avenue for near-term gold production. The Cloncurry project includes a permitted processing plant at Lorena and several historical mining leases, which, according to Williams, provide a strong foundation for development. The company has also strengthened its leadership team, with key appointments including mining engineer Mark Fisher, geologist Dr. Kylie Prendergast, and finance executive Nick Harding. With gold prices remaining strong, AuKing sees significant potential in these assets and is focused on delivering shareholder value through strategic acquisitions and operational development. For more updates on AuKing Mining and other investment insights, subscribe to Proactive's YouTube channel, give the video a like, and turn on notifications for future updates. #AuKingMining #GoldMining #ASXStocks #MiningInvesting #OrionResources #Cloncurry #GoldProduction #MiningNews #InvestingInGold #TickHillGold #QueenslandMining #MiningUpdates

HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd executive chairman Frank Holmes talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnioin about the company’s ambitious expansion plans, particularly in Paraguay. Holmes highlighted that HIVE is set to increase its revenue from approximately $120 million to nearly $500 million, representing a fourfold growth. A key factor in this expansion is the company's strategic presence in Paraguay, where it is leveraging the country’s abundant hydroelectric power to support its green energy commitments. Holmes introduced Gabriel Lamas, an electrical engineer specializing in high-voltage infrastructure, who will lead HIVE’s operations in Paraguay. He emphasized that Lamas' expertise will be instrumental in developing the necessary infrastructure, including substations and transformers, to support HIVE’s data centers. Discussing the company’s recent acquisition of Yguazú, Holmes noted that this will significantly enhance HIVE’s mining capacity. With the expansion, HIVE aims to reach 25 exahash per second by September, further solidifying its position in the global Bitcoin mining sector. Holmes also pointed out that the company’s revenue per employee will rise to over $20 million, surpassing industry giants like Nvidia and Apple in efficiency. As part of its broader vision, HIVE is also investing in workforce training and high-performance computing, aligning with global data center standards. Holmes remains optimistic about the company's growth potential despite market volatility, citing Warren Buffett’s philosophy of investing during periods of uncertainty. For more insights from industry leaders, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future updates. #HIVEDigital #BitcoinMining #CryptoInvestment #Paraguay #GreenEnergy #BlockchainTechnology #DataCenters #CryptoExpansion #HighPerformanceComputing #FrankHolmes #BitcoinGrowth #RenewableEnergy #TechInvesting

Rainbow Rare Earths CEO George Bennett joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s latest milestones, including a $50 million investment from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC). This funding reinforces Rainbow’s strategic position as a leading rare earth producer, extracting critical minerals from phosphor gypsum waste in South Africa. Bennett highlighted the growing demand for rare earth elements, essential for electric vehicles, wind turbines, robotics, and drones. With China dominating rare earth processing and rising geopolitical tensions, he stressed the urgent need for an independent supply chain to support North America, Europe, and key Asian markets. Rainbow is advancing its operations with the relocation of its pilot separation work to Johannesburg, where the company is refining its leaching process to achieve high-purity production. The definitive feasibility study remains on track for completion by the end of 2025, further strengthening Rainbow’s market position. Bennett emphasized that Rainbow’s planned production of 2,000 tons of high-value rare earth oxides will be a major step toward diversifying the global supply chain, reducing dependence on Chinese processing, and ensuring a sustainable, high-margin alternative for critical mineral resources. #proactiveinvestors #rainbowrareearthslimited #lse #rbw #otc #rbwrf #CleanEnergy #ElectricVehicles #CriticalMinerals #GreenMining #RainbowRareEarths #SupplyChain #USInvestment #TechMaterials

KRM22 CEO Dan Carter talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s mission to provide integrated risk management solutions for capital markets. Founded in 2018, KRM22 has developed a suite of tools that help firms manage trading and corporate risk more efficiently. Carter explained that capital markets have traditionally relied on siloed risk tools. KRM22 has worked to integrate these tools into a holistic platform. The company’s solutions cover intraday risk management, pre-trade limit controls, market surveillance, and enterprise risk tracking. “We've created a digitised risk register that helps bring those data points together and validate assessments,” he said. The discussion also covered the impact of regulatory changes post-Covid. Carter highlighted that regulators are now scrutinising risk management practices more closely. He emphasised that KRM22’s tools help firms demonstrate compliance, reducing the risk of regulatory penalties. On growth, Carter noted that KRM22’s annual recurring revenue (ARR) is now around £7 million, with a recent customer contract further strengthening the company’s financial position. Looking ahead, KRM22 is exploring AI-driven enhancements, particularly in market surveillance, to detect potential compliance issues before they become violations. For more insights, watch the full interview. Don't forget to like the video, subscribe to Proactive's channel, and turn on notifications for updates! #KRM22 #RiskManagement #CapitalMarkets #TradingRisk #RegTech #MarketSurveillance #FinancialCompliance #AIinFinance #CorporateRisk #Investing