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Greatland Gold PLC (AIM:GGP, OTC:GRLGF) CEO Shaun Day talked with Proactive about the company’s performance during the March quarter and its strategic progress with the Telfer asset. Day said the company generated A$253.00 million in free cash flow, lifting the total bank balance to A$398.00 million and maintaining a debt-free position. “I think that’s just a remarkable outcome after four months of ownership,” Day stated. Production for the quarter exceeded 90,000oz of gold equivalent, surpassing internal and market expectations. Costs also came in lower than forecast, with an all-in sustaining cost around A$2,100 per ounce. The company is investing heavily in revitalising Telfer, tripling the number of drill rigs to six and initiating the Stage 7 cutback at West Dome. Underground, high-grade intercepts at West Dome and a newly commissioned second decline highlight Greatland’s focus on long-term growth. Day also discussed the company's guidance for the seven months to June 2025, forecasting between 196,000oz and 210,000oz at an all-in sustaining cost of A$2,100–A$2,250 per ounce. He emphasised the margin potential at current gold prices exceeding A$5,000 per ounce. In addition, the company has formally commenced its ASX listing process, with dual listings in London and Australia expected by late June. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more interviews and updates. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications so you never miss future content. #GreatlandGold #ShaunDay #GoldMining #TelferMine #ASXListing #GoldProduction #Copper #AIMMarket #AustralianMining #ResourceStocks #MiningUpdate #GoldInvesting

Anson Resources CEO Bruce Richardson joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce a major advancement in the company’s lithium production pathway. The company has officially commenced the “polishing” phase of its high-purity lithium chloride (LiCl) eluate at the Green River Lithium Project in Utah, marking a pivotal step toward battery-grade lithium carbonate production. This phase is being carried out using Koch Technology Solutions’ (KTS) advanced Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) pilot plant. The polishing process, a critical initial step in downstream refinement, is designed to remove trace contaminants that may remain after the DLE stage. The resulting ultra-pure LiCl solution will then be processed through evaporation and carbonation to yield battery-grade lithium carbonate. Richardson explained that after DLE, the LiCl solution undergoes further purification using advanced separation technologies including nanofiltration and reverse osmosis. These techniques are essential to achieving the high purity required for lithium-ion battery applications. Initial batches of the polished LiCl are expected to be completed in the coming weeks. Once complete, the solution will proceed through the final stages of processing, culminating in the production of high-purity lithium carbonate. Richardson also noted the enhanced performance of the DLE process with KTS technology, reporting a lithium recovery rate of approximately 98% and an impurity rejection rate of 99%. These figures represent a significant improvement over previous results, supporting the efficient, cost-effective production of battery-grade materials. This milestone marks a significant leap forward in Anson Resources’ mission to become a key domestic supplier of critical battery materials, reinforcing its strategic role in the growing U.S. clean energy supply chain. Richardson shared observations from a recent industry conference in Korea, noting concerns over tariffs and future investment planning. He poin

New Era Helium CEO Will Gray joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide a detailed operational update and outline the company’s forward-looking development strategy. Gray highlighted ongoing progress across multiple business fronts, including the Pecos Slope Plant project, helium offtake planning, and the company's parallel expansion into AI-driven infrastructure through its joint venture, Texas Critical Data Centers, LLC (TCDC). At the Pecos Slope Field, New Era Helium is actively engaged with its midstream gatherer and processor following a recent transition in both the ownership and management of that third-party entity. Discussions remain constructive, with NEH focused on securing an outcome that is both operationally efficient and financially beneficial. However, Gray acknowledged that as a result of these negotiations, along with delays in securing project financing during the company’s recent de-SPAC process, the construction timeline for the Pecos Slope Plant has been extended. To mitigate potential delays and maintain momentum toward monetization, NEH has initiated contingency planning for helium offtake agreements. These efforts are running in parallel with construction timelines and are designed to ensure flexibility in commercial arrangements. The company remains in active dialogue with current counterparties while exploring new agreements to unlock long-term value and ensure a robust path to revenue generation from its helium assets. NEH stands out as one of only two companies trading on a major U.S. exchange with both proved and probable helium reserves, positioning it as a rare and de-risked opportunity in the helium investment landscape. Despite current production from its properties, the company is not receiving payment under its existing marketing agreement, which has surpassed its primary term and now operates on a month-to-month basis. The company is evaluating its options to optimize the commercial structure moving forward. Beyond its he

Ilika PLC CEO Graeme Purdy talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest progress in scaling up its Goliath solid-state battery technology. The discussion focused on improved results from Ilika’s collaboration with the UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC). Purdy said: “We’re seeing an improved yield out of the industrialised process,” adding that this reduces waste and lowers costs. More notably, the batteries produced via UKBIC’s process outperform those created on Ilika’s pilot line, showing stronger power density and faster charge-discharge capabilities. Purdy confirmed the project’s shift from process to performance, marking the completion of a £2.7 million grant-supported programme funded by the Advanced Propulsion Centre. He also referenced recent government pledges of £2 billion to back automotive electrification, suggesting that future grant funding could help support Ilika’s product roadmap without shareholder dilution. Looking ahead, Ilika plans to release its P1.5 prototypes—10Ah cells—later this summer. Once enough testing data is gathered, the batteries will be shared with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers enrolled in its evaluation programme. Purdy also teased the release of 50Ah P2 prototypes by year-end, built on insights gained from the Faraday Battery Challenge. 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. #IlikaPLC #GoliathBattery #SolidStateBatteries #EVTechnology #BatteryInnovation #UKBIC #AutomotiveElectrification #AdvancedPropulsion #BatteryManufacturing #GraemePurdy