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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Crowd Media (ASX: CM8) co-founder and CEO Domenic Carosa joins Small Caps to discuss the company's growth in influencer marketing and conversational commerce.

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K-TIG (ASX: KTG) managing director Adrian Smith joins Small Caps to discuss the company's disruptive welding technology and recurring revenue model. The company recently raised $5.6 million through a private share placement with funds planned to accelerate strategic initiatives, develop new strategic alliances and increase market penetration.

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Chaucer Energy managing director Dr Len Walker speaks with Small Caps about the company’s IPO where it hopes to raise up to $5.5 million to pursue its in-situ gasification (ISG) plans. Chaucer has identified three potential project areas in southern Chile to advance its technology. ISG involves producing gas in coal fields and using it in regions where energy supply is urgent, such as Chile which has widespread pollution from wood burning. Once listed, Chaucer Energy will trade on the ASX under ticker code 'CHA'.

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Digital Wine Ventures (ASX: DW8) chief executive officer Dean Taylor joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s record growth ahead of the busy holiday season. Mr Taylor noted its WineDepot business shipped its highest number of cases in October – up 34% on September. Mr Taylor said the company’s strategy is to continue solidifying its presence in Australia and New Zealand and then expand into China, US, UK, Canada, Hong Kong and Singapore.

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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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Azure Minerals (ASX: AZS) managing director Tony Rovira speaks with Small Caps about the company’s recent exploration success at the Andover nickel-copper sulphide project. Earlier this month, assays confirmed what had been observed in drill core with the first diamond drill hole striking 22.4m at 1.02% nickel and 0.55% copper. In July this year, Azure picked up a majority interest in Andover and some promising gold and silver projects in WA from renowned prospector Mark Creasy, who retains a smaller stake in the assets.

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Sparc Technologies (ASX: SPN) managing director Tom Spurling speaks with Small Caps about the company’s reverse takeover by former listed coal developer Acacia Coal (ASX: AJN). Following its recently announced $5.9 million acquisition of South Australian company Graphene Technology Solutions, Acacia is changing its name to Sparc Technologies with a view to become a “significant developer of graphene-based products that will disrupt and transform industrial markets”. The company intends to leverage its exclusive research collaborations to develop and commercialise graphene technologies with its sights set on three initial target markets – marine and protective coatings, environmental remediation, and metals recovery from tailings. With a relisting date of Monday 23 November under the new ticker code ‘SPN’, the revamped Sparc is expected to have an enterprise value of $8 million and a market capitalisation at listing of $14.1 million.

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Kingston Resources (ASX: KSN) managing director Andrew Corbett speaks with Small Caps about the company’s much anticipated prefeasibility study for its Misima gold mine in Papua New Guinea. The company’s strategy is to revive the historic mine and generate about 130,000 ounces of gold annually over 17 years. Mr Corbett said he’s “extremely excited” with the study’s results, claiming it represents a “meaningful step” in the company’s plans to become a mid-tier gold producer.

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Lake Resources (ASX: LKE) managing director Steve Promnitz and chairman Stu Crow speak with Small Caps about the company’s plans to revolutionise the lithium sector using technology partner Lilac Solutions’ sustainable treatment technology. Lake Resources plans to commercially use Lilac’s direct extraction technology to remove lithium from brines sourced from its Kachi project in Argentina. According to Lake Resources, this technology can sustainably and ethically produce a 99.97% pure lithium carbonate that is commercially competitive and exceeds global battery grade standards in time to meeting forecast increased demand.

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