🚨 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.
Waste Energy Corp. (OTCQB: WAST) confirmed that its 15-ton-per-day tire processing unit has arrived in Midland, Texas, locking in a May 15, 2026 commissioning date. The system is designed to process up to 100,000 discarded tires per year, converting landfill waste into liquid fuels and recovered steel. With feedstock sourced locally from existing tire stockpiles, the company positions itself with no traditional exploration risk and a clear path toward revenue generation.
Lomiko Metals (TSXV: LMR | OTC: LMRMF) released a Preliminary Feasibility Study for its La Loutre graphite project in Quebec, outlining a pre-tax NPV of C$797.5 million, a 30.3% internal rate of return, and projected gross revenue of C$4.7 billion over a 28-year mine life. The project benefits from U.S. Defense Production Act Title III support, strengthening its role in securing North American battery supply chains.
Andina Copper (TSXV: ANDC | OTCQB: PMMCF) reported a major drill intercept in Colombia, including 454 metres grading 0.43% copper. The results confirm large-scale, continuous mineralization in a copper porphyry system where scale drives economics. With only part of the target tested to date, the company continues to evaluate the broader expansion potential.
Nevada King Gold (TSXV: NKG | OTCQB: NKGFF) announced a C$16 million financing, including a C$10 million strategic investment from Sentara Gold for a 9.9% stake. The funds will advance the 1.02 million ounce measured and indicated resource at the Atlanta Gold Mine in Nevada. Institutional backing of this size adds validation and strengthens the project’s development pathway.
Renforth Resources (CSE: RFR | OTC: RFHRF) closed a C$1 million financing to support a planned 60,000 metre drill program at its Parbec gold deposit. The aggressive campaign is designed to expand and better define the resource footprint in Quebec’s Abitibi region.
Miata Metals (CSE: MMET | OTCQX: MMETF) delivered its strongest intercept to date at the Big Berg discovery in Suriname, reporting 96 metres at 1.41 g/t gold starting at surface. Near-surface mineralization supports potential open-pit development and confirms district-scale potential at this emerging target.
Across energy, battery materials, copper and gold, today’s updates highlight real numbers, active drilling, and institutional capital moving into the small-cap space.
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