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Rome Resources Plc (AIM:RMR) CEO Paul Barrett talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the latest assay results from drilling at Mont Agoma in the DRC. The company has identified a significant copper zone with potential for tin mineralisation at depth. Barrett highlighted that Hole 18 intersected a 250-meter copper zone, while Hole 24, drilled beneath a previous hole, revealed visible tin mineralisation, supporting their geological model. The CEO explained that all four drill rigs are currently focused on Mont Agoma, with deeper holes underway to further define the mineralisation. He noted that the system appears wider than initially expected, which is an encouraging development. Assays for Hole 24 are still pending, but early visual indications suggest strong tin content. Barrett also provided an update on the company's resource estimates, stating that the maiden inferred mineral resource for Kalayi should be available by the end of March, with Mont Agoma's estimate following within a couple of months. He emphasised the complexity of the Mont Agoma deposit due to its polymetallic nature but reassured investors that progress is steady. Stay tuned for more updates on Rome Resources' drilling program. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to Proactive's YouTube channel, and turn on notifications for the latest updates. #RomeResources #Copper #Tin #Mining #DRC #DrillingResults #MineralExploration #Investing #JuniorMining #ResourceEstimate

Sayona Mining Ltd Managing Director & CEO Lucas Dow talked with Proactive about the company’s growth strategy and key priorities for 2025. He highlighted that Sayona Mining is currently North America's largest spodumene producer, with over 200,000 tonnes produced annually at its North American Lithium (NAL) facility. The company also has its Moblan project, a greenfield development in partnership with Investment Quebec. Dow discussed the strategic rationale behind Sayona’s merger with Piedmont Lithium, announced in November 2024. He noted that extensive exploration at NAL had significantly increased the resource base, making an expansion possible. However, an existing offtake agreement with Piedmont posed challenges, which the merger resolves. Sayona expects operational synergies from the merger to generate cost savings of between $15 million to $20 million per year. For 2025, the company’s key priorities include reducing unit costs, optimizing production, and achieving cash break-even. Additionally, Sayona is focused on completing the merger by mid-year and progressing both brownfield expansion at NAL and development at Moblan. Dow emphasized the company’s commitment to efficiency and growth, stating, "We’re really quite excited about the opportunity this move is going to provide." For more updates on Sayona Mining, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future content. #SayonaMining #Lithium #MiningStocks #BatteryMetals #EVRevolution #PiedmontLithium #Spodumene #Investing #MiningIndustry #PDAC2025

Wedgemount Resources CEO Mark Vanry joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide an update to Proactive on the company's field activities at its recently acquired Huggy Assets. After weather-related delays, Wedgemount has full operations going, including pumping, surface facility optimization, maintenance, chemical treatments, and well workovers. The company's primary focus remains on the Echo and Novice operational areas, where five additional wells have been brought back online. These wells had been inactive for a significant period before Wedgemount's acquisition. Historical initial production (IP) rates for these wells ranged from 15 to 65 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd). Vanry noted that previous successful chemical stimulations on Wedgemount’s Willowbend leases resulted in improved well performance. The company expects similar or better results from workovers and chemical treatments at Huggy, potentially exceeding the original IP rates. Looking ahead, Wedgemount has over 100 additional wells that have yet to undergo chemical stimulation, presenting significant production upside over the next two years. #proactiveinvestors #westmountreosurcescorp #cse #wdgy #otcqb #wdgrf #OilProduction #TexasEnergy #EnergyInvesting #OilandGas #MarkVanry #ProactiveInvestors #EnergyStocks #Investing #OilExploration

West Cobar Metals Ltd (ASX:WC1) managing director Matt Szwedzicki talked with Proactive's Jonathan Jackson about the company’s latest metallurgical results from the Bulla Park project. Early-stage testing has delivered high-grade copper, silver, and antimony concentrates with strong recoveries. Szwedzicki described the initial float test results as amazing. A key challenge at Bulla Park has been the presence of tetrahedrite, a less common mineral in Australia. However, recent testing has demonstrated successful separation and recovery processes. The company has now achieved 88% extraction of antimony, a commodity that has surged in value due to reduced exports from China. Szwedzicki also discussed West Cobar’s broader strategy, including plans to optimise metallurgical processes, assess a mineral resource estimate, and advance drilling at Bulla Park. Beyond this, the company is progressing its Salazar project in Western Australia, which holds rare earths, scandium, and alumina resources. The recent acquisition of the Mystique Gold Project further strengthens West Cobar’s portfolio, adding a promising gold exploration target. Stay tuned for more updates from West Cobar Metals. If you enjoyed this interview, give the video a like, subscribe to Proactive’s YouTube channel, and turn on notifications for the latest mining insights. #WestCobarMetals #Copper #Antimony #Mining #ASX #BullaPark #RareEarths #GoldExploration #Metals #Investing #Resources