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SmallCaps Spotlight: Axel REE (AXL) — Rare earths in Brazil, and ISR momentum at Woolridge
## Episode highlights - Welcome to the “hot seat” for Axel REE’s new Managing Director, **Dr Patience Mpofu** (AXL.ASX) - Why **Brazil** is viewed as a critical-supply alternative to China for rare earths - The case for **in-situ recovery (ISR)** from clay-hosted ionic clays - Interpreting Woolridge ISR de-risking progress, including a reported **560 ppm soluble TREO** result - The competitive implication of **~39% EMRE recovery** versus head grade **~0.15%** - Confirming the **timeline**: small-scale ISR field trials targeted **within 12 months**, with an **exploratory programme in the December quarter** - Key priorities: stakeholder engagement, continuing work to move from exploration toward development, and upgrading the resource (inferred to indicated) ## What we covered ### 1) Dr Patience Mpofu’s thesis for AXL - Critical minerals demand is rising globally, and rare earth supply remains structurally constrained - Brazil’s geology and “mining-friendly” setting are central to the strategy - ISR is positioned as a **low-cost**, **lower-impact** pathway versus conventional mining and heavy processing ### 2) Woolridge results: beyond the headline - The **560 ppm soluble TREO** outcome is framed as evidence that the system is amenable to ISR - The discussion emphasises **de-risking**: move from diagnostics to column work, then to field testing - Competitive positioning is linked to reported **EMRE recovery** performance ### 3) ISR field trial plan and timeline - Ongoing optimisation during column testing (including pH and reagent/concentration considerations) - In preparation for fieldwork: hydrogeological, engineering, and environmental baseline work - Scoping studies and later **bankable feasibility** are described as downstream steps contingent on trial outcomes ## Investor watchlist (next steps) - Progress of ISR de-risking work and communication of milestones - Completion of optimisation ahead of the field trial - Field exploratory programme activity in the **December quarter** - Resource upgrade activity (moving toward **indicated** classification) - Continued stakeholder and regulatory engagement in **Brazil** and governance alignment in **Australia** *Company discussed: Axel REE Ltd (AXL.ASX).* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #AXL.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Blake and James (AAA.ASX) — EV conversion momentum, critical minerals permitting & lithium drilling
### Welcome back - **Intro:** James Whelan and Heath Moss (HLM Investments) settle in and chat the week’s weather—then move straight into the investment headlines. ### 1) Janus Electric (US EV trucking): conversion orders flow in - **What’s happened:** Janus Electric **won ~US$45m** of orders for **diesel-to-electric truck conversions** and **swappable packs**. - **Why it matters:** Electrifying fleets is moving from pilots into repeatable roll-outs—especially where operational schedules and depot charging make battery logistics practical. - **Notable market reaction (from the discussion):** Heath notes the **stock reportedly doubled** after the news, moving back toward **~A$28.5**. - **Big-picture angle:** More electrified heavy vehicles generally means **higher demand for lithium and battery supply chains**. ### 2) Resolution Minerals (US critical minerals): FAST-41 permitting progress - **What’s happened:** Resolution Minerals secured **FAST-41 “transparency” designation** for work tied to the **Golden Gate project** in **Idaho**. - **Why it matters:** FAST-41 is designed to **coordinate federal agencies, tighten timelines, and track milestones**—useful when projects face permitting bottlenecks. - **Resource focus mentioned:** **tungsten**, alongside other minerals in the broader critical-minerals context. - **Takeaway:** Heath frames it as another step that keeps the project **ticking along** and de-risks the path to drilling. ### 3) Solus Minerals (Brazil lithium): drilling starts amid softer sentiment - **What’s happened:** Solus Minerals **has started drilling** its lithium project in **Brazil**. - **Context:** Heath points to lithium pricing/sentiment fluctuations tied to supply coming out of places like **Zimbabwe**. - **Why it matters:** Even with short-term price noise, drilling and progression can be the catalyst investors focus on. - **Management/continuity angle:** Heath notes the team’s lineage from the former Latin Resources transaction, suggesting continuity of execution. ### 4) Conference watch: Noosa Mining Conference next week - **Where/when:** Noosa Mining Conference (unofficially kicking off **Tuesday evening**), with Small Caps front and centre. - **What’s featured:** Heath and James flag the companies presenting and mention a strong events programme, plus James’ first-time involvement in the **conference presentation area**. --- ### Disclaimer This podcast content is for information only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consider your risk profile.
SmallCaps Spotlight: Resolution Minerals (RML) — Fast 41, visible sheelite, and the push to a maiden resource
## Episode overview In this episode of **SmallCaps Spotlight**, we unpack what’s changed at **Resolution Minerals Ltd (ASX: RML)** since the last update, and why investors are focused on the company’s ability to turn strong geology into credible milestones. ## Key discussion points - **Horse Heaven, Idaho:** A large land position (~5,600+ hectares mentioned) with an integrated story across **antimony, tungsten and gold**. - **Fast 41 coverage:** - **Antimony** Fast 41 is **in place**. - **Tungsten** Fast 41 has been **applied for** (one in place, second expected in the near future). - **US Defence Industrial Base Consortium:** Craig outlines acceptance into a **>1,000-company** defence supply-chain ecosystem, plus how this can support grant opportunities and, importantly, **permitting timelines**. - **Golden Gate drilling update (the big operational catalyst):** - A **45-hole** programme targeting **~45,000 feet**. - Programme timing: started **15 May**, expected to finish **mid-August**. - Two drills operating; Scout Discovery assisting with logging; core cut on site and sent to **ALS for assay**. - **Visible sheelite at Golden Gate South:** - Sheelite is being observed via **UV light** fluorescence and supported by **XRF**. - Golden Gate South sits ~**1.5 kilometres** south of Golden Gate North (historic mine location), raising the possibility of connecting mineralised systems. - **Gold consistency (so far, visually):** Core appearance is consistent with prior good gold hits, though gold grades need assays to confirm. - **Path to a maiden resource:** - Craig targets a **maiden resource estimate** around **Q1 2027**, once drilling results are in and a resource model can be built. - **Why this matters for valuation:** The market often discounts pre-resource explorers; the interview frames the resource as the key milestone to support a potential re-rate. ## Technical catalysts / assay watchlist - **Initial batch:** early indications expected from **the first four holes by early August**. - **Ongoing flow:** further drill results through **the second half of 2026**, culminating in the data needed for the maiden resource process. ## Timing & funding themes (as discussed) - Acceptance and coverage are framed as a positive signal of **US government support**. - The emphasis isn’t only grant funding; it’s also the potential for **streamlined permitting**, which can reduce time-to-market and extend runway. --- *Disclaimer: This podcast is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making an investment decision.* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #RML.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Janus Electric’s US conversion breakthrough — JNS on the path to scale
## Episode overview - **Milestone in focus:** A **$10 million US conversion order** and an upgraded **North American order book to 45 trucks**. - **Strategy:** Building a durable **“beachhead”** in North America for zero-emissions commercial rollouts. - **Customer validation:** What **repeat business** suggests about fleet operators’ confidence in Janus’ conversion technology. - **Scaling plan:** Manufacturing capacity targets (including **50 kits per month**), delivery readiness, and supply-chain activation. - **Next-generation upgrades:** Version two trucks, improved driver experience, and battery evolution plans. - **Financing:** Progress on **asset finance and supply-chain finance** partnerships across geographies. - **Australia momentum:** **Mining road train conversions** and why off-road duty cycles can be a strong fit for electrification. ## Key themes from Ben Hutt - North America is described as an **enormous market** where policy settings (notably California’s incentive stack) create a clearer path to decarbonising heavy transport. - Janus frames the deal as **horizon-one execution**: turning opportunity into demand and moving rapidly into the **manufacture–deliver–support** phase. - The company positions this as a **ten-year partnership style** model—starting with initial fleet commitments and expanding as reliability and integration prove out. ## What to listen for - The practical reasons fleets commit more once they’ve worked through the first rollout. - How incentives can reduce the “inertia” of starting the transition—sometimes bringing net conversion cost close to zero for operators. - The operational checklist for late-2026 US deliveries: **kits at scale, reliable trucks, supply chain finance, and partner coordination**. - The distinction between **urban freight** deployments and **mining road train** economics and duty cycles. ## Quick facts - **Company:** Janus Electric Holdings (**JNS.ASX**) - **Notable announcement:** **$10 million** US conversion order - **North America order book:** **45 trucks** *This episode is produced for ASX small-cap investors. Always consider your own research and risk profile before making investment decisions.* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #JNS.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Ion Video (IOV.ASX) — Licensing the future of AI-powered video personalisation
## Episode overview Ion Video (ASX: IOV) has grown its market capitalisation substantially over recent months, as attention builds around its patented approach to video virtualisation and AI-driven personalisation. In this episode of **SmallCaps Spotlight**, we speak with **CEO Anthony Baker** and **founder/director Finn O’Hanlon** about: - The company’s **rebuild over the past six months** and the move to a **licensing model** - The **technology shift** from static, rendered video files to **programmable, inference-based data** - How Ion’s approach could **decouple audience scaling from infrastructure costs** - The role of an expanding **patent portfolio** in negotiations with large AI and video ecosystem players - A **pipeline of global proof-of-concepts** and next commercialisation steps --- ## Key topics & takeaways ### 1) From services to scalable licensing Anthony explains that when he joined, Ion’s patents were viewed internally as the strongest asset, but the execution strategy had drifted towards a **software development agency model**—which was not scalable. Over the past six months, the company says it has: - Strengthened the **balance sheet** - **Eliminated debt** - Reduced **monthly cash burn** - Expanded its **patent portfolio** - Refocused the business on **commercialising patented IP through licensing** **“Five in five”** is framed as converting the technology into a **scalable recurring revenue** model, with a focus on enterprise customer conversion. ### 2) A growing proof-of-concept pipeline Anthony notes conversations with **20 global organisations**, including unnamed discussions with major global players. Some talks have progressed to **proof-of-concepts**, and while non-binding at present, Ion highlights firm commitments to move to subsequent stages. ### 3) How the technology works (the Lego box analogy) Finn breaks down the core concept using an analogy: traditional video is like a **Lego box** containing a fixed rendered set of pieces and playback instructions. Ion’s IP aims to treat video less like a single fixed object and more like **instructions + modular components**, enabling AI systems to assemble tailored experiences dynamically. Key concepts mentioned: - **Inference-based video**: the “video” is assembled when you hit play, rather than pre-rendering countless versions. - Distinction versus **generative video**, which can require heavy compute, tokens, time, and cost. ### 4) Monetising “video as data” Finn outlines multiple potential monetisation pathways, including: - **Hyper-personalisation at scale** for platforms driven by engagement and advertising revenue - **Creator economics and ad-influencing** use cases where content can be assembled dynamically - Opportunities for **large content libraries** to monetise addressable moments/frames - Potential **cost reduction** for data centres by avoiding repeated renders and transcodes ### 5) Decoupling audience growth from infrastructure expenses Ion argues that most of the expensive work in digital video is rendering and transcoding for each variant. Finn/Anthony discuss an approach designed to: - Avoid duplicating “masters” and generating thousands of near-identical files - Assemble outcomes **on the fly** from reference structures - Reduce compute, storage, and processing overheads associated with conventional workflows ### 6) IP as the negotiation moat Finn discusses the importance of the IP portfolio in negotiations, noting an early priority date (2007) and expanding patent coverage across multiple families. The discussion highlights how IP supports protecting the technology pathway—especially when engaging large hyperscalers and AI ecosystem partners. --- ## Episode structure (quick guide) - **0
SmallCaps Spotlight: Greenvale Energy (GRV) on Pine Creek—district scale uranium & near-term catalysts
## In this episode - **Why Pine Creek is a strategic fit** for Greenvale Energy (GRV) - **District-scale consolidation**: building a larger footprint across Australia’s uranium frontier - The **Hayes Creek Fold Zone** connection between Pine Creek and Douglas River (including the **Thunderball** area) - What a **zero-cost acquisition pledge** means in practice—and why it matters for a junior explorer’s cash focus - **Upcoming milestones**: airborne radiometrics results, field mapping/sampling, and **Thunderball drilling** timing ## Key themes discussed ### 1) Consolidating a uranium district Greenvale recently announced the **acquisition of the Pine Creek Project**, which complements its existing **Douglas River** tenements. Cheeseman explains that the projects share a **geological connection** through the **Hayes Creek Fold Zone**, creating an exploration corridor with near-term priority for field effort. ### 2) From geophysics to the drill rig The field season begins with an **airborne radiometrics** survey, with expected results in the **next 1–2 weeks**, followed by rapid interpretation and target follow-up. Ground teams will then move into **mapping and sampling** to firm up drill targets. ### 3) Zero cash out the door—preserving working capital As a junior, Greenvale emphasises keeping **working capital in the ground**. The episode breaks down the rationale behind the **zero-cost acquisition pledge** and notes that **Patronus Resources** is expected to become Greenvale’s largest shareholder following the transaction. ### 4) Catalysts over the next 12 months Major catalysts highlighted include: - **Radiometrics** confirming the continuity of the uranium signature across the broader corridor - **Confirmatory and extension drilling** around the Thunderball deposit - An **updated mineral resource estimate** timing discussed as likely towards **end of calendar year / beginning of the next** - Ongoing **regional target development** and permitting during the wet season for an active 12-month drill programme ## What to watch next (timelines mentioned) - **Airborne radiometrics results**: expected **within 1–2 weeks** - **Market update after interpretation**: expected **within a further 2–3 weeks** - **Notice of meeting / shareholder process**: expected to be released shortly (as per discussion) - **Thunderball drilling**: expected to commence **straight after the transaction is concluded**, with drilling targeted from **mid to late August** through to **before the wet season ramps up** ## Episode close Alex Cheeseman wraps with the message that, for GRV, the focus remains on **‘pounds in the ground’**—continuing to convert targets into drill programmes and grow total resources. --- *Ticker: GRV.ASX • Company: Greenvale Energy • Industry: Oil & Gas Exploration & Production (Uranium exploration focus discussed)* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #GRV.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Intelligent Monitoring Group (IMB) on its £180m ADT UK deal
## What you’ll hear - Why the ADT UK residential acquisition is considered a “game changer” for IMB - The scale boost: ~$12.5m per month in additional recurring revenue and 160,000+ customers - The estimated ~300% EBITDA uplift and how it should flow through to earnings - Capital structure: avoiding dilution by funding via debt and vendor equity - Integration milestones across the first 6–12 months, including the path to UK growth - The longer-term thesis: shifting from in-premise protection to perimeter/guard-style security with ADT guard ## Episode highlights (from management) - **Transaction**: £180 million acquisition of **ADT’s UK residential security business** - **Recurring revenue impact**: **~A$12.5m per month** added from **160,000+ customers** - **Earnings power**: **~300% EBITDA uplift** to **~A$130m pro forma** - **EPS impact**: management expects the uplift to be **immediate post-settlement**, with reported numbers translating over the next year - **Balance sheet and dilution**: deal completed **without issuing additional external capital** and **without broad shareholder dilution** - **Operational plan**: - First **6 months**: transition functions (including **finance** and **HR**) to take the UK business out of JCI’s orbit - First year goal: return the UK business to **system-like growth (~6–8% p.a.)** - Multi-year ambition: grow faster than the market by expanding services and **perimeter-focused security** (“ADT guard”) ## Key questions for investors - Can IMB translate its Australasian technology and playbook into the UK at scale? - What will customer retention and upsell look like after integration? - Will the anticipated EBITDA uplift convert cleanly to **cash flow** over time? - How quickly can the UK business shift from legacy growth rates to management’s targeted growth profile? ## Company snapshot - **Company**: Intelligent Monitoring Group (IMB) - **ASX**: IMB.ASX - **Industry**: Security & Alarm Services - **Sector**: Commercial & Professional Services *This episode is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #IMB.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Bridge SaaS (BGE.ASX) — Application Software in Focus
## Today’s Take - **Company:** Bridge Saas (BGE.ASX) - **Sector:** Software & Services - **Industry:** Application Software ## Why Bridge SaaS matters (for small-cap investors) In application software, the winners tend to share a few traits: 1. **Clear problem, clear buyer:** customers adopt faster when the use-case is well-defined. 2. **Recurring revenue durability:** investors look for evidence that revenue is repeatable, not project-based. 3. **Commercial execution:** pipeline conversion, churn dynamics, and expansion are key. 4. **Scalability:** the market rewards software that can grow without proportionally growing costs. ## Episode context: what the market backdrop usually means This week’s broader discussion (from the Theory of Thing Investment segment, powered by small caps) highlights a common theme for ASX small caps: **value often appears where growth catalysts and execution align**—whether in AI-enabled platforms, healthcare tech outcomes, or resource themes. For SaaS companies like Bridge SaaS, the equivalent “catalysts” are typically: - customer wins and deal quality, - strengthening recurring revenue visibility, - improving unit economics, - and credible pathways to profitability. ## What to listen for As you review Bridge SaaS’s latest updates, keep an eye on: - **Any commentary on customer traction** (new logos vs. expansion) - **Revenue quality** (recurring vs one-off) - **Cash burn and investment pace** - **Hints of operating leverage** as scale increases - **Management’s stated milestones** for the next 6–18 months ## Quick investor checklist (handy as you research) - What does Bridge SaaS sell, and to whom? - Is the product *sticky* (low churn / strong retention indicators)? - How is growth being funded: cash, debt, or operational efficiency? - Are performance metrics trending in the right direction? - What could surprise the market—up or down? > **Disclaimer:** This podcast content is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consider your risk profile. ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #BGE.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Mithril Silver & Gold (MTH) — upgrading Target One at Copalquin
## Episode snapshot **Company:** Mithril Silver and Gold Ltd (**ASX: MTH**) **Industry:** Diversified Metals & Mining **Project focus:** **Copalquin, Mexico** (Target One and district-wide drill programme) ## Key talking points - **Major resource update for Target One** at Copalquin built on **60,000m** of drilling. - **Quality upgrade:** **75% of the resource is now Indicated**, improving the pathway to potential conversion into mining reserves. - **Mineability focus:** the resource has been modelled with **dilution, recovery and underground mining shapes**, and **95%** of the mineralisation falls within those mining shapes. - **Exceptional discovery economics:** exploration/draw efficiency delivered **discovery costs under ~US$20 per gold-equivalent ounce**. - **Resource scale headline:** total **~615,000 oz gold equivalent** (with inferred and indicated components), alongside improved geological robustness and continuity versus the maiden update. - **Why the geology supports low costs:** more challenging topography managed using **mobile portal diamond core rigs**, careful drill placement, and a strong “every hole counts” approach—supported by consistent intercept reporting. - **What’s next for drilling (12 months):** - Expansion on the **east-west structure**: drills taken off Target One after the update, with follow-up work to extend the system. - **Target Five** for deeper, more **silver-rich** mineralisation; silver:gold ratios expected to be significantly higher. - **System-driving/feeder targets** identified for deeper drilling **up to ~650m** (with a key focus on structures underpinning widespread gold and silver across the district). ## Near-term milestones mentioned - Two rigs onsite to complete the current **~12,000m** programme segment over **around five months**. - **Assay turnaround targeted at ~4–5 weeks**, with deeper drilling results expected to start returning within about **six weeks**. - Continued drilling allocations across: - **~8,000m into deeper feeder/system targets**, and - Remaining meters to extend **Target One** and advance **Target Five**. ## Why investors should care This update isn’t just about headline tonnes and ounces—it’s about **confidence**: higher Indicated percentage, a mineable-minded resource shape, and drill economics that suggest the Copalquin system is both **geologically strong** and **efficient to test**. The next phase is designed to expand and deepen—potentially unlocking additional value across the district. ## Listener takeaway **Target One is now upgraded and modelled for underground development logic.** The next leg is expanding along strike and testing deeper feeder systems—where the district-wide gold and silver story may become even bigger. --- *This podcast episode is based on the provided transcript and company context; it is not financial advice.* ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #MTH.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast
SmallCaps Spotlight: Golden Globe Resources — waiting on assays at Neila Creek and targeting the next district-scale system
## In this episode - Why Golden Globe Resources is focused on the Neila Creek project in NSW - The latest status: a completed drilling programme is awaiting the **last of the assays** (described as **imminent**) - Colin’s “proof of concept” framing: drilling to test whether there’s a buried driver beneath what’s already known - Building the team again: drawing on experienced geologists and returning specialists - “The land of the giants” and what Golden Globe is hunting for next ## AI and district-scale targeting Colin explains the company’s use of a proprietary modelling system developed from early machine-learning work (weights of evidence): - Origin story: AI methods trace back to early machine learning efforts at Newmont (late 1980s) - Brought into Australia later, then taken up by Golden Globe - Application: targeting a **prominent target** in the Neila Creek area - Method: the model is trained using a multi-layer geoscience dataset (described as **nineteen individual layers**) and iteratively tested against known successful signals - Key point: it’s about **real data-driven modelling**, not just producing “nonsense graphics” ## Why it matters for small-cap investors - Near-term catalysts: final assay results and follow-up geoscience work - Upside case: potentially upgrading prospects from historic/known small-scale occurrences toward a broader system - Data advantage: leveraging a proprietary, proven modelling approach to prioritise drilling locations ## Company **Golden Globe Resources (GGR.ASX)** > *No financial advice. Always do your own research and consider risk before investing.* ## Links - Smallcaps Spotlight / Smallcaps.com.au (episode page) ## Disclaimer This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. All investments carry risk, including the potential loss of principal. Listeners should conduct their own research and consider seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions. ## Contact & Social - Website: SmallCapsSpotlight.com.au - Email: hello@smallcapsspotlight.com.au - Twitter: @SmallCapsSpot - LinkedIn: SmallCaps Spotlight #SmallCaps #ASXInvesting #GGR.ASX #AustralianStocks #Investing #Podcast