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Winshear Metals could be key to UK critical minerals drive
Richard Williams, MSc (MinEx) of Winshear Metals joins Vox to give a detailed breakdown of the potential on offer at the company's assets in Scotland and Canada. The Portsoy project, near Aberdeen, is highly prospective for nickel, copper and cobalt, as recent and ongoing drilling is highlighting. The area was first worked in joint venture between Anglo and Rio half a century ago, but access issues prevented any meaningful follow-up, until now. The accuracy of historic work has been verified, and new work is set to prove up two zones initially, with the potential in time, says Williams, for developing a district-scale area. The Canadian gold projects are earlier stage, but a full exploration programme this year should set them up for drilling this year. And in the meantime, the mining markets continue to look favourable, as countries, including the UK focus on securing critical minerals suppl
Great Western all set for US tungsten drilling
Ed Loye, the recently appointed chief executive of Great Western Mining , has been out in Nevada making preparations for the company's upcoming drilling campaign at its Defender-Pine Crow tungsten project. Around 2,000 metres of RC drilling is planned over the summer, and the company is well-funded, so there could be significant follow-up work going into the autumn. Meanwhile, a bulk sample has been sent away for testing, and Ed himself is off to Washington next week to put Great Western's name in front of some influential people.
Rome Resources joins survey of wider Bisie area
Rome Resources is participating in an airborne geophysical survey of the wider Bisie area in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company has been working up its Kalayi and Mont Agoma projects for some time now, and will seek to put them in a wider geological context with the airborne survey. Chief executive Paul Barrett says that working out where the granite contact is will be of particular interest. Results of the survey should be available around the end of June, about the same time the company's resource update for Kalayi is due.
ZOO Digital: Real Recovery or Just Cost Cuts? CEO Explains the Next Test
ZOO Digital has returned to positive adjusted EBITDA after a major restructuring, but revenue remains under pressure and the cash buffer is still relatively modest. In this interview, we test whether new RFP wins, Fast Track and AI-enabled localisation can convert the recovery story into sustainable growth.
The Exchange with Gervais Williams of Premier Miton
In this investing masterclass, accomplished UK fund manager Gervais Williams of Premier Miton takes me through his view of the markets and latest thoughts on 23 stock ideas.
2 P's on a Pod: Is M&A a Key Signal in Equity Markets Right Now?
In this week’s live smallcap show, UK equity analyst & markets commentator Paul Scott & I discussed our latest thoughts on 19 stock ideas.