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Great Western ramps up tungsten exploration
Great Western Mining recently extended the extent of its tungsten holdings around its Defender-Pine Crow project in Nevada. The additional claims were staked on the basis of their geological potential, and also to create a buffer zone against rival staking. The plan now is to get on the ground and initiate field work, with a view to getting the drill rigs turning sometime in July. A potential resource would then follow. Ed Loye, Great Western's chief executive, joins Vox to tell us more.
KEFI's big £34m raise
KEFI Gold & Copper has just raised £34 million via a placing of shares at 1.2p. The money raised completes the funding required for construction of the Tulu Kapi gold mine in Ethiopia, where work is already underway. There was significant institutional interest in the raise, but retail investors can also get a look in via a separate £1m fundraising exercise that's taking place via RetailBook. KEFI's chairman Harry Anagnostaras-Adams joins Vox to tell us more.
Metals One shares boosted by gold deal
Metals One is moving forward with the transaction to acquire significant gold production assets in South Africa in conjunction with Lions Bay Resources. The plan is to acquire plant and associated assets from Vantage Gold, which is currently moving through the Business Rescue process. The Vantage assets also include a sizeable historic gold resource. Craig Moulton and Dan Maling of Metals One join Vox to talk about the processes involved in the deal, including the various financial elements, and also to discuss what happens next.
Rome hits more High Grade Tin at Kalayi
Rome Resources continues to drill at its Kalayi prospect on the Bisie North project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and it continues to encounter high tin grades, albeit at this point indicated only by hand-held XRF survey. Nevertheless, the intercepts are wider too, so the combination of grade and width is very encouraging. One hole in particular stood out in this regard, and the company is now drilling below this hole to see if the mineralisation continues or increase. Rome's chief executive Paul Barrett tells us more.
Tooru plc - The Growth Story
Tooru is highlighting recovery in supply, expanding distribution, and high-profile partnerships, but investors will be watching closely to see whether this translates into sustainable revenue growth, improved margins, and disciplined capital allocation amid expansion plans and potential acquisitions.
Powering the AI Infrastructure Economy
Artificial intelligence is driving unprecedented demand for data infrastructure, placing increasing pressure on global energy systems. As data centres expand, access to reliable, cost-effective power is becoming one of the most significant constraints on growth. In the UK and other developed markets, developers face long delays in securing grid connections, alongside rising costs and concerns over reliability. These challenges are driving a shift towards alternative approaches to energy supply.
This video explores how distributed, localised power generation can help address these constraints. By positioning generation assets closer to demand, it becomes possible to deliver more reliable electricity, improve utilisation, and enhance the economics of power supply.
Quantum Data Energy operates flexible generation assets designed to meet this evolving demand, enabling a more direct link between energy production and data consumption. As the AI economy accelerates, access to power is becoming a defining factor in its growth.
Lions Bay Capital targets 4.5m ounces of gold in SA
Lions Bay Capital , which has a close association with London-listed Metals One, has announced further progress on its plans to acquire the assets of Vantage Gold, a company which has been in the Business Rescue bankruptcy process in South Africa for some years. Vantage's assets include a sizeable 4.5 million ounce resource, as well as plant and significant underground development. The deal is somewhat intricate, both in terms of financing, and in terms of extracting the assets from the jurisdiction of the courts. John Byrne, Lions Bay's chairman, joins Vox to tell us how it all fits together.
Gold Outlook During Global Tension
The Exchange with Scott McKenzie
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2 P's on a Pod: Profit Warnings, Geopolitics & the Hunt for Value
In this week’s live smallcap show, UK equity analyst & markets commentator Paul Scott & I discussed our latest thoughts on 17 stock ideas.