SmallCaps Podcast

King Island Scheelite (ASX: KIS) executive chairman Johann Jacobs joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s plans for its wholly-owned Dolphin tungsten project on Tasmania’s King Island. Tungsten has been classified as a critical mineral in the EU, US, and UK due to its economic importance and susceptibility to disruption. King Island Scheelite is aspiring to become a key tungsten supplier outside of China from the Dolphin project and has already secured backing from authorities in the form of a $10m loan from the Tasmanian state government.

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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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VRX Silica (ASX: VRX) managing director Bruce Maluish join Small Caps to discuss the company’s three silica sand projects in Western Australia. All three projects have granted mining leases, with Mr Maluish pointing out VRX is now a “global player” in a sector with forecast supply gaps. Silica sand offtake contracts are being negotiated, with pre-production preparatory work also underway a the Arrowsmith North project.

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Kalamazoo Resources (ASX: KZR) non-executive director Paul Adams joins Small Caps to discuss initial assays from maiden drilling at the Ashburton gold project in Western Australia, which it acquired from Northern Star last year. Drilling has identified mineralisation extends beneath the historic Waugh pit within the project. Mr Adams says the company is only just getting started at Ashburton with plans to extend the resource to more than 2Moz.

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Chairman and co-founder of Animoca Brands joins Small Caps to discuss how NFTs (non-fungible tokens) are set to revolutionise the digital asset space. Yat is one of the world's leading blockchain experts having pioneered many advances in the space, recently being named in the Top 100 people in the world in blockchain technology. Animoca Brands leverages gamification, blockchain, and artificial intelligence technologies to develop and publish a broad portfolio of mobile products including games such as The Sandbox, Crazy Kings, and Crazy Defense Heroes as well as products based on popular intellectual properties such as Garfield, Thomas & Friends, Ever After High and Doraemon. Animoca Brands is also the Greater China distributor of CryptoKitties. The company is based in Hong Kong, Canada, and Finland.

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RooLife (ASX: RLG) managing director Bryan Carr joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s ongoing expansion into China’s A$2.2 trillion online shopping market. RooLife has developed online e-commerce marketplaces to help businesses and brands sell directly to Chinese consumers online. The company’s strategy continues to reap rewards with revenue up 40% in the December quarter compared to the previous corresponding period.

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Strandline Resources managing director and chief executive officer Luke Graham joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s development plans for its flagship Coburn mineral sands project in WA. The company has secured binding offtake agreements for more than 90% of its anticipated production from Coburn. Additionally, power contracts and a port access agreement have been established with financing negotiations close to being finalised.

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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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Alice Queen (ASX: AQX) managing director Andrew Buxton joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s strategy of becoming a gold and copper miner.
The company has kicked-off a scoping study at its Horn Island tenements in Queensland. It is also drilling the Boda East gold-copper target in NSW.
Meanwhile, Alice Queen has also increased its gold exposure with the acquisition of two Fijian gold projects which includes Nabila where historic mining generated 764oz of gold.

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Alterity Therapeutics (ASX: ATH) chief executive officer Dr David Stamler joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s lead drug candidate ATH434, which has been developed to combat the side effects of Parkinsonian disorders. The disorder includes multiple system atrophy (MSA), which Alterity is focused on treating with ATH434 in clinical trials. Dr Stamler points out there is a substantial unmet need for MSA treatments with forecast potential annual sales of ATH434 in the US of $550-725 million.

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