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Hive Digital Technologies completes 100 MW phase 1 in Paraguay

Hive Digital Technologies Chief Financial Officer Darcy Daubaras joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce a major milestone: the 100% completion of Phase 1 infrastructure at the company’s flagship Yguazù data center in Paraguay. This 100-megawatt (MW), air-cooled facility is backed by a fully energized 200 MW substation, positioning HIVE for substantial growth in its global digital infrastructure operations. Daubaras confirmed that the completed infrastructure enables up to 5 exahash per second (EH/s) of capacity for next-generation ASIC miners. Currently, HIVE is running 200 petahashes of hashrate at the Yguazù site using its proprietary BUZZ Miners, with an expected ramp-up to 8,000 units online by the end of April. Adding to this momentum, the company has begun receiving shipments of new-generation ASICs, including the powerful Bitmain S21+ miners. More than 20,000 units are expected to arrive before the end of May, fueling HIVE’s ambitious goal to scale to 5 EH/s in Paraguay and 11.5 EH/s total across all global operations by the end of Q2 2025. As part of its operational scale-up in Latin America, HIVE also announced a key leadership addition: Carlos Anibal Torres has joined as Paraguay Operations & Project Manager. Torres brings strategic expertise to support HIVE’s accelerated buildout and operational management in the region. With the 100 MW Phase 1 infrastructure now fully constructed and energized, the company has begun racking and powering miners, signaling the official launch of what is expected to be one of the most significant expansions in HIVE’s history. This development reinforces HIVE’s commitment to deploying high-performance, energy-efficient digital infrastructure across key global markets. #proactiveinvestors #hivedigitaltechnologieslet #tsxv #hive #nasdaq #hive #CryptoMining #GreenEnergy #BitcoinMining #ParaguayMining #DataCenter #Exahash #S21Miners #DigitalAssets #ProactiveInvestors

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Caledonia Mining CEO talks record Q1 & solar sale

Caledonia Mining Corporation PLC chief executive Mark Learmonth talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about a record first quarter for gold production at the company's Blanket Mine. Learmonth attributed the strong operational performance to significant management changes and the restructuring of the mine's operations, which split underground and surface responsibilities. “We've got a new, younger, more energetic management team underground... and it's worked beautifully,” Learmonth noted, highlighting the benefits of recent personnel shifts and structural reforms. The conversation also covered the recent $22.35 million sale of Caledonia’s solar power plant in Zimbabwe. While the asset has been sold, Learmonth said the company retains a long-term power supply agreement and the option to participate in a second phase, if viable. He clarified the decision allows Caledonia to concentrate more on its core gold mining business. Looking ahead, Learmonth said the company remains focused on maximising gold production while intensifying efforts to reduce long-term costs. “At this gold price, with production strong, we want to get that gold out the ground... with increasing attention now to more management focus on getting those costs down,” he said. 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. #CaledoniaMining #GoldProduction #BlanketMine #ZimbabweMining #MarkLearmonth #MiningNews #SolarEnergy #EnergyResilience #GoldMining #ProactiveInvestors

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GoviEx Uranium publishes draft environmental submission as Muntanga project gains momentum

GoviEx Uranium Inc CEO Daniel Major talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s latest milestone—the submission of a draft Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for its Muntanga uranium project in Zambia. This filing follows the completion of a feasibility study that defined the project’s structure and has triggered the next phase of regulatory review. “We now wait for ZEMA, the Zambian Environmental Management Agency, to come back with their comments,” Major said, expressing confidence in the clean design and minimal environmental issues identified so far. He added that the company hopes to receive approvals in the third or fourth quarter of this year, potentially allowing construction to commence, pending financing. Major also emphasised Muntanga’s strategic position as one of the few near-term uranium projects that could help address an anticipated supply deficit from 2029 onwards. Citing the latest Red Book report, he noted that while uranium resources are ample, there is a shortfall of ready-to-develop projects. He also addressed current uranium pricing, stressing the need for both spot and long-term prices to rise above $80 to incentivise new development. “Prices have got to go higher. And they have to be built,” he said, referring to new uranium projects. For more videos like this, visit Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future updates. #GoviExUranium #UraniumMining #MuntangaProject #NuclearEnergy #ZambiaMining #UraniumPrices #EnergySupply #ESIA #UraniumProjects #ProactiveInvestors

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Tariffs, steel & strategy: Diales CEO Mark Wheeler speaks

Diales Group PLC (LON:DIAL) CEO Mark Wheeler talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s global operations and how it supports clients across the engineering and construction sectors—particularly with dispute resolution, cost escalation claims, and complex project planning. Wheeler explained that Diales works with major contractors, joint ventures, government bodies, and clients across infrastructure, energy, and offshore projects. He said, “We support them with their contracts, planning, programming and claims and dispute resolution,” highlighting the company's niche expertise in large-scale, often novel engineering environments. In light of new US tariffs on steel and aluminum, Wheeler said Diales is seeing increased client inquiries and is well-positioned to provide strategic guidance. He noted the company’s experience with “cost escalation claims” and emphasised the value of early contractual advice to manage such risks. He also discussed supply chain challenges, especially where key components are manufactured globally. “One or two small components can really delay the delivery and completion of the construction of some quite significant pieces of equipment,” Wheeler noted. Finally, Wheeler addressed the ongoing share buyback program, which he described as popular with shareholders. He reiterated the company's belief that it is currently “the best value stock to be buying,” particularly given AIM market illiquidity. For more interviews like this one, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications to stay updated on future content. #DialesGroup #EngineeringDisputes #ConstructionSector #GlobalInfrastructure #ShareBuyback #AIMMarket #CostEscalation #SupplyChainIssues #SteelTariffs #MarkWheeler #ConstructionLaw #EnergyProjects #ProactiveInvestors

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