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Petro-Victory Energy Corp CEO Richard Gonzalez joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share key strategic milestones, including new partnerships and acquisitions to strengthen the company’s position in Brazil’s onshore oil and gas sector. The company has entered a strategic partnership with BlueOak Investments to establish a special purpose vehicle (SPV) dedicated to acquiring and developing oil and gas assets across Brazil and Latin America. This partnership combines BlueOak’s financial expertise with Petro-Victory’s operational capabilities to drive sustainable growth. Additionally, Petro-Victory has signed a development agreement with Eneva, one of Brazil’s largest energy operators, securing fully funded commitments for well drilling and seismic exploration. The company also entered a joint venture with ATP, which includes the fully funded drilling of two in-field development wells at the Andorinha Field, along with an option for ATP to acquire interests in Petro-Victory’s assets at pre-determined pricing. The company further expanded its portfolio by acquiring 13 oil-producing fields from Brava Energia S.A., located near existing Petro-Victory concessions. Gonzales reiterated confidence in the company’s long-term strategy, stating, “We have a five-year plan… and we’re very excited about 2025, 2026 and beyond.” Looking ahead, the company’s development plan includes: • A fully funded workover and drilling campaign in the Espirito Santo Basin in 2025. • Full carry on two in-field development wells in the Portiguar Basin in 2025. • Fully funded 3,000-meter gas well and 3D seismic survey to develop the São João Field in 2026. These strategic initiatives position Petro-Victory for significant growth and expansion in Brazil’s energy sector. #proactiveinvestros #prto-victoryenergycorp #tsxv #vry #OilProduction #BrazilEnergy #BrazilEnergy #EnergyInvesting #NaturalGas #OilProduction #Eneva #ATP #BlueOak #CapixabaEnergia #LagoaParda #EnergyPartnerships #ProactiveInve

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

Nostra Terra Oil and Gas Company PLC CEO Paul Welch talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s strategy to scale up production and drive growth from its existing base of operations in East Texas and West Texas. Welch explained that Nostra Terra is currently focused on the Pine Mills field, a long-life, shallow onshore field with low operating costs and consistent profitability. “It's been an exciting field for the last 75 years and we expect it to be an exciting field for the program for the next 20 to 30 as well,” he said. Since taking over as CEO around nine months ago, Welch has led the company to profitability by cutting costs and increasing production. He highlighted two successful well workover programs that have effectively doubled production. A key highlight is the Fouke area, where new drilling, including the upcoming Fouke-3 well, could deliver significant volumes. Welch pointed out that these wells can initially produce around 120 barrels per day—compared to the average of 6 to 10 barrels from the Pine Mills wells. If enhanced recovery schemes are implemented, the output could potentially double. Welch reaffirmed the company’s ambitious growth target: “This is a company that's going to be making 5,000 barrels a day in the next 3 to 5 years.” The focus remains on building from a solid, profitable base, with production costs in the Fouke area as low as $3 to $4 per barrel, ensuring resilience across various oil price environments. Watch the full interview to hear more on the outlook for 2025, drilling plans, and the strategic path forward. For more interviews like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to our channel, and enable notifications to stay updated on the latest content. #NostraTerra #OilAndGas #PaulWelch #TexasOil #PineMillsField #FoukeArea #EnergyStocks #OilProduction #InvestorUpdate #ProactiveInvestors

Pantheon Resources Chairman David Hobbs and CEO Max Easley joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share preliminary flow test results from the Megrez-1 well in Alaska. The well is part of a six-interval testing program, and the first interval tested, the Topset 1 (TS1) reservoir, was fracture stimulated across 290 feet between 7,165 and 7,453 feet measured depth (MD). The well produced sustained strong liquid rates for 12 days, exceeding 1,000 barrels per day by the end of the flow-back period. However, no appreciable hydrocarbons were recovered during this initial test. Despite this, Easley noted the data reveals the TS1 reservoir is oil bearing but likely located within a transition zone that contains limited to no mobile oil or gas. Importantly, the technical data gathered from this interval has boosted the company's confidence in the five remaining, shallower intervals still to be tested. These higher zones are believed to hold greater potential for mobile hydrocarbons and increased productivity. TS1 will now be abandoned, and preparations are underway to begin testing the Lower Prince Creek interval. High-pressure pumping equipment is currently being mobilized to the Megrez pad. While the initial result may seem underwhelming at first glance, Pantheon emphasized that it strengthens their geological model and supports the likelihood of commercial success in the intervals yet to be tested. #proactiveinvestors #pantheonresourcesplc #mining #lse #panr #pthrf #OilAndGas #MEGREZ1 #FlowTesting #EnergyExploration #Hydrocarbons #AlaskaOil #OilDrilling #ResourceDevelopment #OilfieldUpdate