Proactive - Interviews for investors

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.

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Charbone Hydrogen Chief Operations Officer Daniel Charette joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with ABB, marking a significant step toward scaling green hydrogen production across North America. The agreement outlines plans to develop up to 15 modular and scalable hydrogen production facilities over the next five years, targeting industries that currently rely on grey hydrogen, such as steelmaking and heavy industrial processes.

Under the MoU, ABB will serve as Charbone’s preferred supplier for modular electrical substations (eHouses), providing design, engineering, fabrication, and testing. ABB will also assist in standardizing core engineering systems across Charbone’s project portfolio to enhance energy efficiency and reliability. Depending on project needs, ABB may also take on automation, electrification, and telecom roles.

One of the first projects in this collaboration is Charbone’s flagship Sorel-Tracy facility, located near Montreal, Québec. Expected to be connected to the Hydro-Québec grid by Q2 2025, the facility will utilize hydroelectric power to run green hydrogen electrolyzers, creating a scalable model for future sites. Following this, Charbone’s next project will be in the greater Detroit area, a key hub for automotive manufacturing.

This initiative aligns with the Government of Québec’s Green Hydrogen and Bioenergy Strategy, which aims to reduce petroleum consumption by nearly 1 billion liters annually by 2030. By promoting green hydrogen adoption in key industrial sectors, the province could cut greenhouse gas emissions by 4 megatons of CO₂ per year—equivalent to removing 1.2 million gasoline-powered vehicles from the roads.

With its partnership with ABB and government-backed initiatives supporting clean energy, Charbone Hydrogen is positioning itself as a leader in North America’s transition to sustainable hydrogen solutions.

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Standard Uranium Vice President of Exploration Sean Hillacre joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide an update on the company’s geophysical programs across three of its 100%-owned uranium projects in the Eastern Athabasca Basin. These surveys are a key part of Standard Uranium’s targeted exploration strategy, aimed at advancing its portfolio toward high-grade uranium discoveries.

The company has reported positive results from high-resolution ground gravity surveys on the Atlantic and Rocas projects and airborne time-domain electromagnetic survey on the Corvo project

Hillacre explained that these surveys are helping to refine high-priority exploration targets by providing new geological data layers that highlight lithological variations, potential alteration signatures, and key structural features. The results also improve the understanding of basement conductors, which are closely associated with uranium mineralization in the region.

The completion of these surveys marks an important step forward in Standard Uranium’s exploration program. With enhanced geological insights and refined targeting, the company is well-positioned to advance its projects in one of the world’s premier uranium districts.

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Delivra Health Brands CEO Gord Davey joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce the launch of Dream Water 6-Count Sleep Gummies in the Canadian market. This new product builds on the success of the 60-count Dream Water Gummies, which debuted in Canada in February 2024 and received strong consumer demand. The 6-count version is set to hit distributors, retailers, and e-commerce channels in March 2025.

Davey highlighted that this strategic launch is aimed at capturing growth opportunities in the travel and convenience retail sectors, reinforcing Delivra Health’s position as a leading provider of sleep solutions. By offering a smaller, on-the-go format, the company aims to expand its reach to travelers and impulse buyers, broadening accessibility for consumers seeking convenient sleep aids.

The momentum behind Dream Water Sleep Gummies continues to build in both Canada and the U.S., with the new 6-count format being distributed nationwide through Delivra Health’s established retail and e-commerce partners. With this expansion, the company is set to further strengthen its footprint in the sleep wellness market.

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Pantera Lithium (ASX:PFE) executive chairman and CEO Barnaby Egerton-Warburton talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest progress in the Smackover lithium brine play in southwest Arkansas. He discussed the company’s drilling plans for three wells, which will contribute to a JORC resource, a pre-feasibility study (PFS), and a pilot plant—steps that move Pantera closer to production.

Egerton-Warburton highlighted that Pantera has secured an exclusive abstract over 50,000 acres, leasing 26,000 acres so far. The company has also identified optimal locations for drilling, expecting to begin spudding the first well in the next few months. “We are in the hot spot, surrounded by majors like Exxon, Equinor, and Albemarle. Their presence validates the play,” he explained.

Discussing lithium market conditions, he dismissed concerns over weak electric vehicle (EV) demand and pointed to strong sales, particularly in China. He expects a lithium price recovery by 2027 as demand outstrips supply. Pantera Lithium sees North America developing a localised lithium supply chain, reducing reliance on Chinese market dynamics.

For investors, Egerton-Warburton emphasised Pantera’s unique positioning as the only junior lithium explorer in this area, offering potential upside compared to larger players. He noted that success in drilling could significantly de-risk the project and enhance shareholder value.

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Quantum Blockchain Technologies PLC (AIM:QBT) CEO Francesco Gardin takes Proactive's Stephen Gunnion through the company's latest business update, focusing on its Methods A and B. Gardin highlighted significant progress, including the acquisition of a crucial ASIC chip for Method B, which enables accurate performance testing. He explained the challenges of reverse engineering the BM1370 chip and the importance of obtaining source code for accurate testing.

Regarding Method A, Gardin emphasised that real-world testing is ongoing to generate irrefutable data for potential partners. He also discussed the company's participation in the Mining Disrupt Bitcoin Mining Expo in Miami at the end of the month, where they plan to showcase a live demonstration.

On the topic of previously signed NDAs with major Bitcoin industry players, Gardin noted that discussions are active, and a successful demo could open doors to further collaboration. He also addressed the ongoing legal case, confirming that despite an appeal, Quantum Blockchain is moving forward with asset recovery actions.

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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."

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Provaris Energy Ltd (ASX:PV1, OTC:GBBLF) managing director and CEO Martin Carolan talked with Proactive about the company’s latest progress in hydrogen transport and storage solutions. The company has signed a second non-binding memorandum of understanding (MoU) to supply hydrogen from Norway to Germany, aiming for discussions on non-binding term sheets by mid-2025.

Carolan emphasised that Provaris is in a "sweet spot" given the industry’s shift towards practical hydrogen projects, with a focus on cost efficiency and scalable delivery. He highlighted that recent developments in Germany reinforce the country’s commitment to hydrogen as a decarbonistion strategy.

Additionally, Provaris is advancing its CO2 storage initiative through a joint development with Yinson Production, targeting large-scale liquid CO2 storage solutions. The company also secured the Fiska facility in Norway, which will play a role in testing and validating its H2 Neo carrier technology.

Looking ahead, Carolan noted that investors can anticipate key milestones, including binding hydrogen sales agreements and further progress on CO2 storage projects.

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Immunic Therapeutics Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Hella Kohlhof joined Steve Darling from Proactive to discuss the company’s progress in developing vidofludimus calcium, a novel treatment designed to combat multiple sclerosis (MS) through a unique dual mode of action. The drug offers neuroprotection, anti-inflammatory effects, and antiviral benefits, addressing key aspects of MS pathology.

Dr. Kohlhof emphasized the urgent need for therapies that prevent disability progression in MS patients, helping them maintain independence for as long as possible. She explained that vidofludimus calcium achieves this by activating Nurr1 to promote neuroprotection while simultaneously inhibiting DHODH, reducing inflammation and Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) reactivation—both believed to play a role in MS development and progression.

A major milestone for Immunic Inc. is approaching, with the phase 2 CALLIPER trial readout expected in April 2025. This study aims to confirm the drug’s neuroprotective effects, positioning it as a potential disease-modifying treatment for MS. Dr. Kohlhof also highlighted vidofludimus calcium’s strong safety and tolerability profile, noting that it is a once-daily oral tablet that requires no treatment monitoring, making it a convenient option for patients.

Looking ahead, Immunic is also advancing phase 3 ENSURE trials for relapsing MS, expected to complete in 2026. With limited treatment options for progressive MS, Dr. Kohlhof underscored the high unmet medical need and the potential impact of vidofludimus calcium on improving patient outcomes worldwide.

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HeLIX Exploration PLC (AIM:HEX) CEO Bo Sears talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest expansion at its Rudyard Project in Montana. Sears highlighted the acquisition of the Weil #1 well and its surrounding 640-acre section, which effectively doubles Helix's production capacity. The purchase, completed for $300,000, presents significant value compared to the estimated $1.3 million cost of drilling a new well.

Sears explained that Rudyard’s helium potential has been known since Texaco’s 1960 drilling, but only recently has its full scale been realised. With ongoing development, Helix is transitioning from an exploration-focused approach to a development drilling program, significantly reducing risks in future wells.

The company is also preparing to spud the Linda #1 well in April, pending regulatory approvals.

Additionally, Sears confirmed that the Darwin #1 well is ready for production as soon as the necessary plant infrastructure is in place. On the Ingomar project, he noted that while initial gas samples were noncommercial, future drilling in the Flathead formation is planned after environmental restrictions lift in mid-June.

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