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New Era Helium CEO Will Gray joined Steve Darling from Proactive to outline the company’s strategic shift toward maximizing the value of its helium and natural gas assets in the Permian Basin to support the rapidly growing AI-driven economy. The company is positioning itself as a key player in behind-the-meter power generation, leveraging its resources to fuel high-performance computing and AI data centers. The company confirmed it remains on track to meet key production milestones while exploring an integrated energy strategy. Since 95% of the world’s helium is found in association with natural gas, the company sees a unique opportunity to directly contribute to the AI industry’s expanding power needs. Rather than selling natural gas as a commodity, New Era plans to utilize its Pecos Slope Gas Field to generate up to 70 megawatts (MW) of electricity for at least 20 years, supporting the rising demand for AI computing power. As part of this transition, the company’s joint venture, Texas Critical Data Centers, has signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire land in Texas for a planned 250MW net-zero AI and high-performance computing center. This move aligns with increasing domestic demand for helium in semiconductor manufacturing and AI applications, further accelerated by the CHIPS and Science Act. New Era Helium anticipates providing a formal update on its Pecos Slope processing plant soon, signaling further progress in its energy-focused strategy. #proactiveinvestors #neweraheliuminc #nasdaq #nehc #oil #gas #perimianbasin #HeliumProduction #DataCenters #CarbonCapture #AI #Semiconductors #EnergyInnovation #NaturalGas #TechGrowth #SustainableEnergy

Aguia Resources Limited (ASX:AGR) executive chairman Warwick Grigor talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's transformation over the past 15 months. He explained how Aguia moved from financial struggles to a gold-focused future after acquiring Andean Mining. The Santa Barbara project in Colombia is the key driver, with a newly announced exploration target of 1.5 million to 4 million ounces of high-grade gold. Aguia has raised $1.5 million to accelerate drilling and expects an active news flow in Q2. Grigor emphasised that further capital raises are unlikely, as future operations will be funded through internal cash flow. The company also secured a ten-year lease agreement to process phosphate in Brazil at a significantly lower cost than originally planned, with production targeted for September. Discussing the investment case, Grigor pointed to the multi-million-ounce potential at Santa Barbara and Aguia’s ability to self-fund drilling through gold revenues. He described gold as the current focus, with phosphate positioned as a cash-flow contributor. For more updates on Aguia Resources, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications! #AguiaResources #GoldMining #SantaBarbaraProject #MiningStocks #GoldInvesting #ColombiaGold #Phosphate #JuniorMining #Investing #MiningNews

GTI Energy Ltd CEO Bruce Lane talked with Proactive about the latest developments at the Lo Herma in-situ recovery (ISR) Uranium Project in Wyoming. Lane highlighted key findings from recent scoping study fieldwork, including updated resource estimates of 8.57 million pounds, with 30% in the indicated category. He noted that metallurgical testing produced positive leach test results, aligning with nearby uranium projects. GTI Energy also completed permeability testing and water monitoring wells, confirming sufficient water levels and favourable mineralization conditions for ISR mining. Lane emphasized that these results reinforce the feasibility of uranium extraction at Lo Herma, placing it in line with existing ISR operations in Wyoming. He outlined the company’s next steps, including finalizing the scoping study and preparing for further permitting and potential project expansion. Lane also discussed the strong uranium market fundamentals, citing U.S. utilities' annual demand of 50 million pounds versus current domestic production of only 1–2 million pounds. With growing interest in US-based uranium supply and favourable regulatory conditions, GTI Energy continues to advance its Wyoming uranium assets. For more exclusive interviews and updates, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for the latest insights. #GTIEnergy #UraniumMining #LoHermaProject #ISRMining #WyomingUranium #UraniumStocks #EnergySector #MiningNews #BruceLane #NuclearEnergy

GoviEx Uranium CEO Daniel Major talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest milestone—the completion and filing of the feasibility study for its Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia. Major explained that the study underscores the project's simplicity, highlighting its open-pit heap leaching operation, low technical risk, and strong economics. GoviEx is targeting production by 2028, with financial preparations already in progress. The company has appointed Endeavor Financial to lead the debt financing process and has begun outreach to potential lenders. Meanwhile, environmental approvals are expected by year-end, paving the way for construction. Discussing uranium market dynamics, Major pointed to a growing supply deficit and increasing demand from utilities. Despite market uncertainties, term contracts remain strong at around $80 per pound. He also noted shifting supply chains, with African uranium playing a more prominent role due to restrictions on Russian and Kazakh supply. "The market needs these projects," Major stated. "GoviEx with Muntanga is one of those projects that can come in and support and fill that gap." Watch the full interview for more insights. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications for future updates. #GoviExUranium #UraniumMining #MuntangaProject #ZambiaMining #NuclearEnergy #UraniumMarket #MiningStocks #EnergyTransition #UraniumSupply #Investing