European Green Transition PLC (AIM:EGT) CFO Jack Kelly talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company's exclusive six-month option agreement with RMC for the potential sale of its Pajala Copper Project in northern Sweden. Kelly explained that RMC is aiming to build a pan-European portfolio of copper and gold assets to benefit from the European Critical Raw Materials Act. The Pajala project, he noted, has strong historical results and aligns well with RMC’s ambitions. “We believe RMC will be good partners,” he said, highlighting that copper prices are currently at record highs. This agreement fits into European Green Transition's wider strategy of monetising its mining assets and pivoting towards revenue-generating opportunities in the green economy. Kelly reiterated the company’s IPO goal: to bring green projects through value inflection points and then monetise through sales or partnerships. He also discussed the Olserum Rare Earth Project in Sweden, calling it a “district scale” opportunity with significant potential, particularly as Europe currently lacks any active rare earth mines. Ongoing geopolitical tensions, including recent Chinese export restrictions and US responses, have intensified the spotlight on rare earth supply chains. Looking forward, the company is assessing downstream opportunities to acquire distressed, revenue-stage businesses within the green transition space, building on the previous success of its management team with hVIVO and Amryt Pharma. For more interviews and updates, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like the video, subscribe, and enable notifications to stay informed. #CopperMining #RareEarths #GreenEconomy #EuropeanGreenTransition #CriticalRawMaterials #SustainableMining #SwedenMining #EGT #ResourceMonetisation #GreenTransition #MiningNews #ProactiveInvestors