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Greg Coffey, a renowned fund manager has taken a 9.7% interest in Harena Rare Earths, as part of the company's £2 million subscription last month. Coffey has a long track record in fund management going back decades, having started out with Macquarie, worked with George Soros, and moved onwards and upwards from there. He currently has his own fund, which now joins RAB and several other major investment names on the Harena register. Meanwhile, Harena is cracking on with development work at the Ampasindava rare earths project in Madagascar, and continues in talks with the DFC. Harena's chairman Ivan Murphy joins us with all the latest news.

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In this investing masterclass, expert stock picker John Chinery (alias The Oak Bloke) takes me through his view of the markets and latest thoughts on 15 stock ideas:

00:00 Equity outlook
06:05 Wise
11:35 Diversified Energy
18:10 Mpac
22:40 Eco Buildings
31:35 PureTech Health
39:35 Thor Explorations
47:35 Avation
53:30 Integrated Diagnostic Holdings
58:35 ASA International
1:05:00 Gulf Marine Services
1:09:15 Greggs
1:15:15 Easyjet
1:19:30 Future
1:24:25 MSI International
1:25:25 Atome Energy
1:26:15 Kazera Global
1:29:00 Favourite stock idea for next 12 months - Intuitive Investments

#WISE #DEC #MPAC #PRTC #THX #AVAP #IDHC #ASAI #GMS #GRG #EZJ #FUTR #ATOM #KZG #IIG

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Pinnacle Silver & Gold is planning an extensive underground drilling campaign at its El Potrero project in Mexico as part of its plans to put El Potrero back into production by the end of next year. The company is already in talks with off-takers in regard to finance, and is likely to keep equity dilution to a minimum. Surface drilling is also planned, and metallurgical work remains ongoing. Pinnacle's chief executive Bob Archer has built mines in Mexico before, and knows his way around re-start projects and how to build them out into bigger and better propositions. He joins Vox to provide more details, and to give us his thoughts about the likely atmosphere at the upcoming PDAC in Toronto

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European Green Transition has taken a major step in its evolution, acquiring a profitable £14.7m-revenue onshore wind services platform at an attractive valuation. With over 900 turbines under contract and more than £22m of repowering pipeline already signed, management believes the deal positions EGT to scale rapidly toward its £50m revenue target while building a cash-generative infrastructure business.

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In this upbeat interview, CEO Steve McQuillan & CFO Stephen King of Avingtrans take me through today’s positive and in line H1’26 results – including:

00:00 Secular growth drivers (eg new nuclear, data centres & defence), client demand & possible capacity expansion
11:25 H1’26 financial highlights
16:55 Progress with medical division (re Adaptix, Magnetica and Scientific Magnets)
24:00 Timescales for potential future exits (eg Hayward Tyler and Ormandy)
29:10 FY26 & FY27 outlook alongside closing remarks

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KEFI Minerals has hosted a ground-breaking ceremony at the Tulu Kapi gold project in Ethiopia. The ceremony was attended by the Ethiopian prime minister, the provincial governor, the British ambassador, and other assorted dignitaries. It marks the official commencement of construction at the Tulu Kapi project. KEFI’s Harry Anagnostaras-Adams joins Vox to talk us through the implications and to outline what happens next.

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Panther Metals has signed a letter of interest with Traxys, one of the biggest names in the global commodities trading business. The letter relates to Panther's Winston tailings project, which is known to contain significant quantities of several metals, including gold, silver, gallium and zinc. Panther's plan is to produce a resource estimate for Winston within the next month or two, and then move on to economic studies. In the meantime exploration work continues on the company's Ontario portfolio of base and precious metals assets. Panther's chief executive Darren Hazelwood joins Vox to fill in the details