SmallCaps Podcast

Lotus Resources (ASX: LOT) managing director Keith Bowes joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s plans in reviving Paladin Energy’s previous Kayelekera uranium mine in Malawi. Lotus estimates minimal capital expenditure is required to bring the mine back online and has also identified rare earth potential at the project. At Kayelekera, Lotus expects to produce 3Mlb or uranium annually with a feasibility study due to finish in the first half of next year.

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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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Bannerman Resources (ASX: BMN) chief executive officer Brandon Munro joins small caps to discuss the current state of the uranium market and why nuclear power is the future. Brandon is also the chair of the Nuclear Fuel Demand Working Group. Bannerman describes its Etango uranium project in Namibia as a "world class" uranium asset with a large resource. The project has the added advantage of being situated in an established uranium jurisdiction with access to supporting infrastructure.

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Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) managing director and chief executive officer Duncan Craib joins Small Caps to discuss the company's strategy on restarting the Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia. An enhanced feasibility study is close to finishing with results due next quarter. To de-risk the project further, the company recently raised $60 million to acquire a large uranium inventory in the US, which it expects will strengthen its position in offtake and project funding negotiations.

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AuKing Mining (ASX: AKN) managing director Paul Williams joins Small Caps to discuss the company's $7 million IPO and plans to acquire 75% of the advanced Koongie Park copper-zinc project near Halls Creek in Western Australia. In its IPO, AuKing is hoping to raise up to $7 million with a minimum subscription of $6 million. Koongie Park has already undergone exploration, mine planning and feasibility studies, with AuKing's ultimate goal being to finally bring the project across the line.

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Nova Minerals (ASX: NVA) chief executive officer Christopher Gerteisen joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s ongoing exploration success at its flagship Estelle project in Alaska’s Tintina Province. The company has unveiled an interim resource upgrade of 4.7Moz contained gold for the Korbel Main deposit and expects this to grow substantially with mineralisation remaining open along strike and at depth. To unlock the project’s further potential, Nova is continuing to drill throughout 2021 with a scoping study well advanced and a maiden resource planned for the RPM prospect later in the year.'

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Osteopore (ASX: OSX) chief financial officer Carl Runde joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s breakthrough bioresorbable products which facilitate bone regeneration. The current target markets for Osteopore’s products are worth more than US$103 billion. Compared to current procedures, Osteopore’s bone regeneration products offer improved patient outcomes while also reducing overall healthcare costs.

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K-TIG (ASX: KTG) managing director Adrian Smith joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s accelerated expansion plans focusing on the US market. During the current quarter, K-TIG expects to secure further US distribution agreements and boost sales in the US through its demonstration site in Pennsylvania. Back in Australia, K-TIG has made inroads into the country’s defence sector with two key manufacturing partnerships in recent weeks.

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Global Energy Ventures (ASX: GEV) executive director Martin Carolan joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s plans to commercialise its zero-emission, compressed hydrogen marine shipping solution. Mr Carolan noted the company had announced a scoping study at the start of March that showed its compressed hydrogen shipping supply chain was both technically and economically feasible. This was followed up with the American Bureau of Shipping’s Approval in Principle being granted later that month for the ship’s containment system.

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Kin Mining (ASX: KIN) managing director Andrew Munckton joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s high-grade exploration results at the Cardinia gold project, with “outstanding” recent assays from the Bruno-Lewis and Cardinia Hill deposits. The next stage of exploration is underpinned by a $12.8 million capital raising during the March quarter. This funding enables Kin to follow-up on other discoveries including the Eagle-Crow prospect, while advancing Bruno-Lewis and Cardinia Hill.

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