SmallCaps Podcast

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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Alice Queen (ASX: AQX) managing director Andrew Buxton joins Small Caps to discuss the company progressing the Horn Island gold project in north Queensland where drilling has commenced. Miner St Barbara (ASX: SBM) is earning up to 70% of the joint venture areas by spending $4 million over three years. Alice Queen also advancing the Boda East gold-copper project, which is less than 1km east of Alkane Resources’ Boda discovery in NSW. The company is also looking for similar style mineralisation at its Mendooran project.

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Mithril Resources (ASX: MTH) managing director John Skeet joins Small Caps to discuss the company's Copalquin gold and silver project in Mexico. Drilling at Copalquin recently returned bonanza grades of up to 3,129g/t silver and 34.72g/t gold. The project hosts more than 32 historic silver and gold mines and workings. In addition to Copalquin, Mithril has interests in several other WA assets prospective for zinc, nickel, lignum and limestone.

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Davenport Resources (ASX: DAV) managing director Dr Chris Gilchrist joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s potash development plans that are underpinned by its massive 5.3 billion tonne potash resource inventory in Germany, which he claims is the largest in Western Europe. Davenport aims to become a major potash and kieserite supplier to Europe.

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Nova Minerals (ASX: NVA) chief executive officer Christopher Gerteisen joins Small Caps to discuss the company's Estelle gold project in Alaska. The interim resource at the company's flagship Estelle project has boosted contained gold from 2.5 million ounces to 3.3Moz and is underpinned by 7,200m of drilling.

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AVZ Minerals (ASX: AVZ) managing director Nigel Ferguson joins Small Caps to discuss the company's latest updates on advancing its flagship Manono lithium and tin project in the DRC. Manono is renowned worldwide for hosting the largest known hard rock lithium resource, which is a staggering 400Mt at 1.65% lithium. The company is convinced the resource size can be trebled with further exploration, and a DFS on the current reserve has revealed a very robust project, which has attracted significant interest from potential offtake partners and financiers.

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Angel Seafood (ASX: AS1) founder and CEO Zac Halman joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s successful retail penetration strategy, which has led to an all-time high in oyster sales. For the September quarter, Angel Seafood achieved oyster sales of 2.7 million, which was an almost 80% increase on the previous 2019 September period. Angel Seafood is poised to meet even greater demand through the upcoming peak season along with restaurants reopening following COVID and growing retail sales.

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Navarre Minerals (ASX: NML) managing director Ian Holland speaks with Small Caps regarding the company’s Victoria-focused gold strategy. Navarre has its sights sets on a major gold operation at its Stawell Corridor project which lies within Victoria’s 80Moz gold province. The project is 40km along strike of producing mines, with drilling already unearthing two primary gold prospects and the Langi Logan discovery. Navarre is also advancing St Arnaud, Jubilee, Stavely Arc and the Tandarra joint venture.

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Zenith Minerals (ASX: ZNC) executive chairman Peter Bird speaks with Small Caps to discuss the latest news from the explorer. Zenith has a vision to build a gold and base metals business with a team of proven project finders.

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Megado Gold managing director Michael Gumbley speaks with Small Caps to discuss the company's IPO and planned activities post listing. The Ethiopia-focused explorer has closed a $6 million initial public offering launched in September following strong support from the global investment community. Megado has engaged experienced local geologists and drilling contractors with a view to launch a maiden drilling program in land-locked Ethiopia before year end. Megado plans to list on the ASX next week with an exact date to be decided. The company will trade under stock ticker 'MEG'.

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