SmallCaps Podcast

Sovereign Metals (ASX: SVM) managing director Dr Julian Stephens joins Small Caps to discuss the latest results from the recently discovered Nsaru rutile deposit in Malawi.
Nsaru is located adjacent and within the same geological domain as Kasiya where the company recently reported the maiden mineral resource estimate of 644Mt at 1.01% rutile.
Sovereign Metals is working towards a maiden resource estimate at Nsaru before the end of the 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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Credit Clear (ASX: CCR) chief executive officer David Hentschke joins Small Caps to discuss how the company's digital platform is disrupting the traditional debt recovery market as demonstrated by its strong financial year performance. Credit Clear's proprietary payment management platform uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to enhance outcomes for clients including improving engagement with their customers. Mr Hentschke recently took helm of the revolutionary fintech to drive a growth strategy focused on technological development, product innovation and revenue growth.

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ioneer (ASX: INR) managing director Bernard Rowe joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s path to becoming the world’s lowest cost lithium producer from its Rhyolite lithium-boron project in the United States. A definitive feasibility study indicates Rhyolite Ridge will be a globally significant, low-cost lithium source. In advancing Rhyolite Ridge, ioneer recently awarded Veolia Water Technologies the project’s engineering, equipment and supply contract.

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OZZ Resources (ASX: OZZ) managing director Jonathan Lea joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s exploration strategy across its gold projects in Western Australia. The company has five projects near major gold production centres in the state and plans to rapidly explore and firm up resources. Steering OZZ on the ground is a strong and experienced management team.

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Cash Converters (ASX: CCV) chief executive officer Sam Budiselik joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s latest financial results, which saw strong earnings growth despite significant disruption from COVID-19. The sub-prime lender and second-hand goods retailer has invested significantly in digital assets, a strategy that has paid off in the last year as its online customer base grew. Cash Converters’ strategy for the financial year involves leveraging technology to release new products and reach new customers in the anticipation that momentum achieved in the second half will continue.

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BPH Energy (ASX: BPH) managing director David Breeze joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s gas and carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at Baleen in the Offshore Sydney Basin. BPH’s investee company Advent Energy holds an 85% operating stake in the 4,649sq km PEP 11 offshore licence containing the Baleen prospect, where it intends to drill a gas exploration well, Sea Blue-1. As the well will also evaluate Baleen for its CCS potential, BPH believes it could be a game changer for New South Wales which faces critical gas supply issues.

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Potash is critical to agriculture worldwide and is used to boost crop yields and improve a plant’s resistance to drought, weeds, disease, parasites and cold weather.
With the global population expected to continue increasing and as land becomes scarcer, higher crop yields are essential to feeding people worldwide.
To meet some of this demand, Trigg Mining is planning to develop a sulphate of potash (SOP) production hub from its Lake Throssell, Lake Yeo and Lake Rason projects in Western Australia.
Meanwhile, South Harz Potash plans to meet Europe’s muriate of potash (MOP) needs from its assets in Germany’s historic South Harz potash field. Speaking with Small Caps are Trigg Mining’s managing director Keren Paterson, South Harz Potash’s managing director Chris Gilchrist and owner and managing editor of the Australian Potash & Phosphate Report Colin Randall. Mr Randall has intimate knowledge of the global potash and phosphate industry. He authors a weekly report on the latest news within the industry.Trigg Mininghttps://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/TMG/South Harz Potashhttps://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/SHP/Australia Potash & Phosphate Reporthttps://www.appr.com.au/

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Independent Reserve co-founder and CEO Adrian Przelozny joins Small Caps to discuss the growth of cryptocurrency as an asset class and why it's here for the long term. Founded in 2013 by Adrian Przelozny and Adam Tepper, Independent Reserve’s vision was to build Australia’s most secure and trusted way to buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.Website:https://www.independentreserve.com/The ultimate guide to cryptocurrency:https://smallcaps.com.au/cryptocurrency-the-ultimate-guide/

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Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) managing director Duncan Craib joins Small Caps to discuss the company’s strategy of becoming Australia’s next uranium producer from its Honeymoon project in South Australia. The company plans to be in production to take advantage of the predicted uranium rebound and price increases. As pre-development activities accelerate, Boss is also rapidly exploring the project to increase the mine life.

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