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.

1) Nextech3D.ai (CSE: NTAR) expands fast to meet enterprise event demand Nextech3D.ai is scaling its in-person event coverage from 20 to 35 major U.S. cities and launching 58 new “AI-ready” corporate experiences on its KraftyLab platform. Management says enterprise clients are asking for higher-quality, local “last-mile” delivery for hybrid workforces—while the company uses AI to automate logistics and recommendations to help scale efficiently. The big takeaway: more markets, more offerings, and a stronger push into Fortune 500 demand.

2) Tartisan Nickel (CSE: TN) moves to restart work at Ontario’s Sill Lake Silver Project Tartisan says it’s preparing to re-activate exploration at its 100% owned Sill Lake Silver Project near Sault Ste. Marie, a former silver-lead producer. The company is compiling historic data and defining drill targets, anchored by a historic NI 43-101 estimate on the Main Vein totaling 458,333 oz of silver (Measured + Indicated) plus ~1.47M lbs lead and ~505k lbs zinc. Tartisan also plans to review additional vein trends, while clearly noting the figures are historic and not current resources until verified and updated.

3) AISIX Solutions (TSX-V: AISX) exits 2025 with rising commercial traction in wildfire intelligence AISIX reported accelerating momentum driven by product launches and insurer engagement. Highlights include new deals with RedZone and an S&P 500 insurance company, a renewed contract with Octo AI, and the rollout of Wildfire 3.0 plus the Climate Genius dashboard. Most importantly: AISIX has three pilot projects with global insurers—with Pilot 1 completed successfully (meeting all 7 evaluation criteria), Pilot 2 nearing completion, and Pilot 3 onboarding now. The story here is simple: real-world testing is underway, with potential contract conversions ahead.

4) Goliath Resources (TSX-V: GOT) keeps stacking high-grade gold hits at Surebet Goliath released gold-only assays from the final 70 holes of its 2025 program at the Surebet Discovery in B.C.’s Golden Triangle, highlighting 19.13 g/t Au over 6.10m and 10.58 g/t Au over 8.30m, among other strong intervals across multiple zones. The company says drilling expanded mineralization across 5 main zones and 46 lodes, all still open, and reports a 100% hit rate for gold mineralization to date at Surebet. A key near-term catalyst remains: AuEq results are pending for 110 additional 2025 holes, and the company says it is fully funded for 2026 drilling to keep expanding and pursue a potential “Motherlode” source.

5) GoGold Resources (TSX: GGD) posts solid Parral output and highlights $245M USD cash balance GoGold reported Q1 2026 Parral production of 456,179 silver-equivalent ounces, including 205,104 oz silver, 2,914 oz gold, 96 tonnes copper, and 150 tonnes zinc. Management pointed to record cash flows and noted gold production rose about 8% quarter-over-quarter, while silver slipped about 3%. GoGold also emphasized a strong balance sheet with $245M USD in cash, and said it’s advancing engineering and preparing to order long-lead items as it awaits the final environmental permit at Los Ricos South. The signal to investors: cash strength + operating performance + build-readiness.

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