SmallCaps Podcast

Rick Rule, president and CEO of Sprott US Holdings Inc, joins Small Caps to share his views on the gold and uranium markets and where he sees them heading in the coming years.

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Montem Resources (ASX: MR1) managing director Peter Doyle joins Small Caps to discuss the company's listing this week. After completing an $8 million initial public offering, Montem Resources is aiming to establish itself as a supplier of Canadian coking coal to the global steel industry. The funds raised will be used to restart the Tent Mountain Mine, and explore the Chinook Project.

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Southern Gold (ASX: SAU) managing director Simon Mitchell joins Small Caps to discuss the news of the company recently receiving approval to commence drilling for gold and silver in South Korea. Earlier this month Southern Gold raised $10.2 million and welcomed Dr Quinton Hennigh’s Crescat Capital to the register.

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TNG Limited (ASX: TNG) managing director Paul Burton joins Small Caps to discuss the latest news and what's to come for the resource and mineral processing technology company. TNG is focussing on building a world-scale strategic metals business based on its 100%-owned Mount Peake vanadium-titanium-iron project in the Northern Territory. Located 235km north of Alice Springs, Mount Peake will be a long-life project producing a suite of high-quality, high-purity strategic products for global markets including vanadium pentoxide, titanium dioxide pigment and iron ore fines. The project, which is expected to be a top-10 global producer, has received major project facilitation status from the Northern Territorygovernment. TNG is looking to optimise its Mount Peake project by developing carbon dioxide-neutral technology (TIVAN) to produce green hydrogen energy in partnership with German strategic engineering company SMS Group.

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Blue Energy (ASX: BLU) managing director John Phillips joins Small Caps to discuss the news of Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s plan to boost gas production and supply within Australia. The federal government identifying the North Bowen and Galilee basins in Queensland and the Beetaloo Basin in the Northern Territory as sources of gas to be prioritised by the federal government. Blue Energy has positions in all the three nominated basins with certified gas reserves and resources in North Bowen (3,000 petajoules resources, 298 PJ reserves), and Galilee (838 PJ resources).

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Tony Locantro, investment manager at Alto Capital, joins Small Caps to share his views on what's taking place in the stock market, where opportunity may lay and what might come next.

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E2 Metals (ASX: E2M) managing director Todd Williams joins Small Caps to discuss the company's gold-silver projects in Argentina. The explorer has resumed drilling at its Conserrat project, following up on an earlier high-grade intercept at its Mia prospect of 8m at 7.64g/t gold and 216g/t silver. Drilling began last Friday as E2 Metals mobilised two drilling rigs.

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John Adams, chief economist at As Good As Gold Australia, joins Small Caps to share his views on where he believes the Australian economy is headed. Also discussed is whether we will see inflation, deflation or stagflation.

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RareX (ASX: REE) executive director Jeremy Robinson joins Small Caps to discuss the latest results from the company's Cummins Range rare earths project.

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Piedmont Lithium (ASX: PLL) president and CEO Keith Phillips joins Small Caps to discuss the company's binding sales agreement to supply Tesla with its proposed spodumene concentrate product from its namesake North Carolina project. The deal is initially for five years on a fixed-price basis and can be extended a further five years by mutual agreement. Piedmont noted the agreement with Tesla covers a fixed commitment for approximately one-third of its planned 160,000 tonne per annum spodumene production.

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