Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.

Globex Mining (TSX: GMX) Operator Radisson reported multiple high-grade gold intercepts on ground where Globex holds a 2% NSR royalty at East O’Brien, including hits from ~200 m to ~1,400 m depth and deep step-outs that push mineralization ~300 m deeper. With four rigs turning, continued success could translate into future royalty cash flow for Globex without mine-build risk.

Pan Global Resources (TSXV: PGZ) At the Cármenes Project in northern Spain, hole PVD06 cut 34.0 m at 3.01 g/t gold near surface, including 5.0 m at 8.93 g/t and 2.0 m at 15.18 g/t, extending mineralization ~70 m east. The zone remains open, and assays for step-out hole PVD07 are pending, adding near-term catalysts.

Northern Superior (TSXV: SUP) Historical drilling on the new Hazeur property, 350–400 m west of the Philibert conceptual pit, returned 25.5 m at 1.10 g/t gold (incl. 1.7 m at 7.28 g/t), pointing to a 600 m western extension of the Red Fox zone. The company also added 2,100 ha north of Chevrier, bringing Chibougamau holdings to 70,000+ ha, with ~2,000 m of Philibert assays still to come.

Nevada Lithium (TSXV: NVLH) Filed PEA for the Bonnie Claire project with after-tax NPV8% of US$6.83B, IRR of 32.3% and a 2.8-year payback. The plan outlines ~62,300 t/y lithium carbonate plus ~129,500 t/y boric acid over a potential 61-year life, with estimated operating costs of US$6,800/t (helped by the boric acid credit). Early-stage, but a notable U.S. lithium development story.

NTG Clarity (TSXV: NCI) Announced C$10.9M in new purchase orders and renewals: C$1.4M from three new customers, C$9.5M in renewals/expansions, and C$2.9M in NTGapps software orders booked at 33% higher rates under a C$53M framework. Highlights growing software traction and stronger revenue visibility.

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UNLOCKING COMMERCIAL SCALE: 1.5M CELLS TODAY, SCALABLE TO 40M

• HPQ ENDURA+ 18650 batteries showcase the performance edge of silicon anodes, extending cycle life up to 1,000 charges.
  

• Controlled supply chain ensures HPQ can deliver product and prove capacity to partners.

HPQ Silicon $HPQ / $HPQFF is moving from promise to proof. In our latest interview, CEO Bernard Tourillon explains how the company is translating lab-scale production into commercial opportunity—projecting annual output of 1.5 million high-performance HPQ ENDURA+ lithium-ion cells powered by its proprietary silicon-based anode material.The message is clear: HPQ is not just developing next-generation materials. It is showing the market it can scale.COMMERCIALIZATION PATHHPQ’s strategy combines two critical moves:MARKET OPPORTUNITYThe silicon anode materials market is forecast to reach $130 billion within a few years. HPQ’s ability to produce cells at scale positions it to capture early niche markets such as e-bikes, power tools, and drones—sectors where agile small caps can gain share before competing with global giants.STRATEGIC OUTLOOKTourillon frames the company’s approach as “low-capex, high-margin.” By leveraging subcontractors for assembly, HPQ minimizes upfront risk while maximizing value creation. Scaling from 2 tons to 50 tons of material capacity could expand output from 1.5M to as much as 40M cells per year—transforming lab innovation into industrial-scale business.“With just 2 tons of silicon anode material, we can make 1.5 million batteries. That’s the power of our technology—and why industry partners are starting to take notice.” — Bernard Tourillon, CEOBOTTOM LINE FOR INVESTORSHPQ is positioning itself as a disruptive small-cap contender in one of the fastest-growing markets in energy storage. With capacity projections now quantified and industry interest building, the company is entering commercialization with the potential for transformative growth.This is more than a milestone—it’s an inflection point in HPQ’s strategy to secure its place in the global battery supply chain.

When a leading global manufacturer of fumed silica asks a small cap company for product samples and then confirms those samples meet commercial-grade standards, it signals more than validation. It signals disruption. HPQ Silicon (TSX-V: HPQ, OTCQB: HPQFF) has achieved exactly that, advancing its one-step, cleaner, and lower-cost process for producing fumed silica from quartz.

• Independent Validation: Confirmed by a top global fumed silica producer

• Global Interest: 6 of the top 7 players in the world are interested

• LOI With World Leader: The biggest fumed silica maker in the world has already signed an LOI

• Scale-up achieved: After 60+ lab-scale tests producing grams of material, HPQ is now producing kilograms at pilot scale.

Fumed silica is a ubiquitous material, used in food, cosmetics, construction, and advanced manufacturing. Today’s market is dominated by a few entrenched players with billions invested in traditional production methods. HPQ’s process lowers barriers to entry, potentially enabling even quartz deposit holders to participate in higher-value fumed silica production rather than selling raw material at low margins.

As HPQ CEO Bernard Tourillon explained:

“This is a pivotal validation of both the process and the product—confirming that we can now produce commercial-grade fumed silica in a single-step, scalable operation.”

Management emphasized the importance of pursuing commercialization strategically, including funding commitments and offtake agreements, while safeguarding shareholder interests and intellectual property. HPQ also benefits from the support of institutional investor Investissement Québec, which holds an 8% stake — an often-overlooked factor that strengthens its position in any potential negotiations.

Test #6 marks the turning point where HPQ can begin serious NDA and LOI discussions with industry partners. The company’s next target is to push surface area performance above 200 m²/g, opening the door to the highest-value grades of fumed silica.

With third-party validation, a dramatic scale-up from grams to kilograms, and confirmation that its bold claim is now reality, HPQ Silicon has crossed a critical threshold. In an industry ripe for innovation, HPQ is positioning itself as a potential paradigm-shifter — one that could redefine cost structures, environmental standards, and competitive dynamics across the global fumed silica market.

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Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.

HPQ Silicon (TSX-V: HPQ | OTCQB: HPQFF)

HPQ is scaling fast in the battery space. The company announced it can support production of up to 1.5 million high-performance cylindrical cells annually today, with a roadmap to scale output to 40 million cells a year. By subcontracting cell manufacturing and focusing on its third-generation silicon-based anode materials, HPQ is accelerating commercialization while staying capital-light.

Tudor Gold (TSX-V: TUD | OTC: TDRRF)

At its Treaty Creek Project in B.C.’s Golden Triangle, Tudor intersected 2.57 g/t gold equivalent over 54 meters and a broad 204-meter interval at 1.29 g/t gold equivalent. The company is now preparing to transition into underground drilling, a more efficient way to chase these high-grade corridors at depth.

Goliath Resources (TSX-V: GOT | OTCQB: GOTRF)

Drilling at the Surebet discovery continues to impress. Goliath reported 18.58 g/t gold over 5 meters, part of a 2025 program that has so far delivered a 100% hit rate of quartz-sulfide mineralization across all holes, with visible gold in 90% of them. With nine rigs turning, the company is on pace to complete its 60,000-meter drill program this season.

Lavras Gold (TSX-V: LGC | OTCQX: LGCFF)

Lavras confirmed that its Butiá and Fazenda do Posto zones in southern Brazil are one connected mineralized system. A standout hole cut 228 meters at 1.1 g/t gold, including 62 meters at 3.2 g/t, supporting the company’s push toward economic studies. An Environmental and Social Impact Study is now underway, a key step toward de-risking and permitting.

Sun Summit Minerals (TSX-V: SMN | OTCQB: SMREF)

At the JD Project in B.C.’s Toodoggone District, Sun Summit hit its best hole yet: 78 meters at 3.72 g/t gold from just 30 meters down, including 19.1 meters at 7.5 g/t. The intercept suggests a new parallel zone of mineralization north of the Creek Zone. Ten more holes are pending results, setting up steady news flow.

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Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.

HPQ Silicon (TSX-V: HPQ) HPQ produced commercial-grade fumed silica at pilot scale using its single-step process, independently validated at 136 m²/g surface area. This meets and begins to exceed standard commercial specs, positioning HPQ for higher-value segments as it targets 200+ m²/g products next. Management says the cleaner, lower-cost route could open doors to premium markets and offtake discussions.

NuRAN Wireless (CSE: NUR) NuRAN landed a C$7.2M CAPEX contract to deploy up to 200 rural mobile sites over three years in West Africa. The milestone-based, turnkey deal names NuRAN lead contractor for radios, towers, power and installs, with potential follow-on operations & maintenance work. The company expects margins to support expansion of its recurring NaaS model.

Great Atlantic Resources (TSX-V: GR) The company completed regional trenching at the 100% owned Golden Promise property (Newfoundland), collecting 38 trench samples plus five follow-ups; assays are pending. Work tightens the link between past soil/rock anomalies and bedrock, feeding drill target selection while the Jaclyn Main Zone bulk sample remains the near-term focus.

Osisko Metals (TSX: OM) At Gaspé Copper (Québec), Osisko hit its longest continuous intercept to date: 1,117.5 m @ 0.25% Cu (0.35% CuEq) in hole 30-1097. With 10 rigs turning and 65,000+ m drilled so far, infill and step-outs continue through December ahead of a Q1 2026 resource update—supporting the scale case for one of Eastern North America’s largest undeveloped copper assets.

Fury Gold Mines (TSX/NYSE American: FURY) Fury reported 59 m @ 1.59 g/t gold at Sakami (Québec) plus a new 1.5 m @ 546 g/t silver hit from a lightly tested unit. Mineralization at La Pointe Extension remains open at depth and to the west; assays from four holes are pending, with management calling the system robust and evolving.

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Zefiro Methane (Cboe CA: ZEFI | OTCQB: ZEFIF | FSE: Y6B)
Delivered 92,956 metric tonnes of carbon offsets to EDF Trading (with payments also from Mercuria), marking its first recognized revenue from environmental credits. The offsets come from plugging orphaned oil & gas wells under the American Carbon Registry’s methodology—showcasing Zefiro’s vertically integrated model across well plugging, methane monitoring, and carbon markets. Management says the groundwork is set to scale credit origination across North America.

Draganfly (NASDAQ/CSE: DPRO | FSE: 3U8)
Completed live demos of its Commander 3XL and Flex FPV drones at the U.S. DoD’s T-REX 24-2 exercise. Draganfly was one of just four FPV demonstrators, highlighting demand for modular, U.S.-made systems. The company says results validate performance for ISR, logistics, and close-quarters recon, and could support future procurement pathways as testing continues.

GR Silver Mining (TSXV: GRSL | OTCQB: GRSLF | DEU: GPE)
Step-out hole SMS25-09 at San Marcial returned 75 m @ 293 g/t AgEq, including 6.4 m @ 1,915 g/t AgEq, extending high-grade silver 100 m below the current resource outline. The system shows continuity over ~450 m vertically and remains open at depth. Follow-up drilling (SMS25-11 underway; SMS25-12 planned) targets further expansion.

Onyx Gold (TSXV: ONYX | OTCQX: ONXGF)
At Munro-Croesus near Timmins, hole MC25-177 delivered 91.0 m @ 1.1 g/t Au plus a deeper 103.4 m @ 1.1 g/t Au—194.4 m cumulative in one hole. Step-out MC25-181 added 139.1 m @ 0.8 g/t Au. With ~60% of the 25,000 m 2025 program complete and ~$10M cash on hand, Onyx says Argus North is open along strike and down-plunge, with more step-outs planned.

Dynasty Gold (TSXV: DYG | FSE: D5G1)
Launched a 5,000 m drill program at Thundercloud after mapping surface showings with up to 50% pyrite in the South Pelham area, 1.2 km south of the Pelham Zone (historical 2021 resource). First hole TC-25-01 targets the northeast extension of 2024 mineralization and a ~500 x 500 m IP anomaly. Drilling runs into the fall as assays and mapping guide next steps.

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Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.

NuRAN Wireless (CSE: NUR) First-half revenue rose 39% to $2.91M with a 58% gross margin, driven by growth in its Network-as-a-Service contracts. The company closed a $1.5M financing to support working capital and debt restructuring while resolving a client billing issue and pressing ahead with site rollouts.

PyroGenesis (TSX: PYR) Signed a US$871K (C$1.2M) contract with a European cement customer to supply a plasma torch for a calcination furnace, targeted for delivery in Q1 2026. The project aims to replace fossil-fuel heat with electric plasma, supporting the sector’s emissions-reduction goals.

American Aires (CSE: WIFI) Reported record Q2 revenue of $6.0M, up 115% year over year, with gross margin improving to 66% and gross profit at $4.0M. The company withdrew 2025 guidance amid leadership and regulatory matters but says operations and order fulfillment remain active as it reassesses visibility.

Prospector Metals (TSXV: PPP) Initial results at the ML Property include 45.65m grading 2.11 g/t gold and 0.48% copper at Skarn Ridge and the outline of a 1.5 km mineralized corridor extending to Bueno. The first visible gold on the property was reported, with assays pending from additional drill holes.

Great Pacific Gold (TSXV: GPAC) At the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, hole WDG-08 returned 8.4m at 49.9 g/t gold equivalent, including 3.8m at 105 g/t AuEq and a bonanza interval near 329 g/t AuEq. Phase 1 drilling has been expanded to 5,000m, with step-out assays pending and the 15 km corridor open along strike and at depth.

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Kidoz Inc. (TSXV: KDOZ | OTCQB: KDOZF) is scaling its mobile gamer engagement platform, serving America’s blue-chip brands such as LEGO, Mattel and McDonald’s.

The company has delivered CAD $57M in revenue over the last three years (2022–2024) and reported record first-half 2025 revenue of $7.28M, reinforcing its strong growth trajectory.

“Kidoz has recorded the highest first-half revenue in the Company’s history, and we are confident that H2 will put us into record territory for the year.” said Jason Williams, CEO.

WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

As regulators tighten rules on data use for minors, brands need scale without personal data. Kidoz operates a Google-certified, Apple-approved network that reaches over 1 billion mobile gamers worldwide across tens of thousands of apps, providing safe, high-impact access for leading brands including LEGO, Mattel, and McDonald’s.

COMMERCIAL MOMENTUM

Building on $57M over the past three years, Kidoz is accelerating growth through Q2 Sales & Marketing, increasing spending by 95% YoY and non-capitalized R&D by 48% YoY to strengthen product and pipeline while maintaining disciplined execution.

PRODUCT ADVANTAGE

The platform’s Kite IQ engine enables contextual targeting in real time, matching ads to game and app environments without relying on personal data. This supports both performance and compliance objectives for global advertisers.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Mobile gaming is a global pastime, yet brand ad spend in the channel remains early relative to audience size. With scale, safety credentials, and new AI-driven tools, Kidoz is positioned to convert agency tests into larger, multi-market programs.

Bottom Line: Kidoz has established itself as a leader in safe mobile gamer engagement. The combination of record H1 revenue, blue-chip partnerships and continued investment in sales and technology underpins a strong case for growth.

Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.

Group Eleven (TSXV: ZNG) The company extended the strike length at its Ballywire discovery in Ireland to 1.4 km, with standout assays of 6.2m at 312 g/t silver and 0.95% copper, including a spectacular 2,470 g/t silver and 5.87% copper over 30 cm. With three rigs turning and strong cash reserves, Group Eleven is pushing toward defining a globally significant polymetallic system.

Magma Silver (TSXV: MGMA) Magma has partnered with AGORACOM to launch a 12-month AI-powered investor marketing campaign, including a verified investor forum for shareholder engagement. As the company advances its Niñobamba silver-gold project in Peru, this initiative aims to boost visibility and investor confidence ahead of drilling.

Antimony Resources (CSE: ATMY) At its Bald Hill project in New Brunswick, the company reported high-grade results including 5.27% antimony over 4.95m and 19% Sb over 0.4m. Mineralization is now traced 400m along strike and to 400m depth, reinforcing Bald Hill as a potential critical North American antimony supply source.

Tribe Property Technologies (TSXV: TRBE) Tribe posted 32% year-over-year revenue growth in Q2 2025 to $8.1M, alongside a 97% improvement in Adjusted EBITDA, nearly reaching breakeven. Expansion in Toronto and the acquisition of Ace Agencies boosted scale, signaling momentum toward profitability in Canada’s growing proptech sector.

Bullion Gold (TSXV: BGD) Surface sampling at the Bodo Project in Quebec returned impressive grades of 15.5% copper, 137 g/t silver, and 6.85 g/t gold. A new gold target was also identified at Holton Creek, expanding exploration potential across multiple zones. These results highlight strong multi-commodity upside as drilling approaches.

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Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss!  Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.Apex Critical Metals (CSE: APXC | OTCQX: APXCF | FWB: KL9)Apex announced a major niobium discovery at its Cap Project in British Columbia—an early step toward building a North American supply source for this critical metal. Drill results included 36m at 0.59% Nb₂O₅, with a higher-grade intercept of 10m at 1.08% Nb₂O₅. With global niobium production dominated by Brazil, this discovery positions Apex as a potential key supplier in a strategically vital market.Arras Minerals (TSXV: ARK | OTCQB: ARRKF)Arras reported one of its strongest results yet at the Elemes Project in Kazakhstan: 154m at 1.09% copper-equivalent, including 24m at 2.32% CuEq. Combined with previous long intercepts, the data highlights district-scale potential across the 8.8 km Berezski Trend. Backed by a partnership with Teck Resources, Arras is emerging as a serious copper-gold contender in Central Asia.Heliostar Metals (TSXV: HSTR | OTCQX: HSTXF | FSE: RGG1)Heliostar kicked off its 15,000m drill program at the Ana Paula gold project in Mexico with a standout hit: 30.2m at 6.29 g/t gold. Funded by cash flow from producing mines, the campaign aims to upgrade resources and advance feasibility. With multiple rigs drilling and results expected monthly, Ana Paula is shaping up as a core growth driver for the company.Luca Mining (TSXV: LUCA | OTCQX: LUCMF | FSE: Z68)Luca’s first major exploration at Campo Morado since 2014 is paying off. Highlights include 37.2m at 13.85 g/t AuEq, with a stunning 6.2m at 43.77 g/t AuEq. Both surface and underground drilling are unlocking new gold and silver potential, signaling a shift from a zinc-focused past to a more balanced precious-and-base-metal future. A Phase 2 drill program is already in the works.New Age Metals (TSXV: NAM | OTCQB: NMTLF | FSE: P7J)NAM struck high-grade antimony and gold in Newfoundland, just as global supply tightens and prices soar past $60,000 per tonne. Samples graded up to 15.2% Sb and 1.5 g/t gold, outlining a new 16 km exploration trend tied to the Beaver Brook Antimony Mine. With Phase 2 now underway, NAM is positioning itself as a leader in critical minerals exploration in North America. These discoveries highlight the momentum building across small-cap mining and exploration. Stay tuned as these companies push forward with more results and expansion plans. Follow AGORACOM for more breaking small-cap news and updates.Connect With AGORACOM Anyway You Like