ASX Small Caps Lunch Wrap
Local markets dip on resources sell down as China goes on holiday.
Local markets dip on resources sell down as China goes on holiday.
An overwhelming majority of Argent Biopharma shareholders support an ASX delisting in favour of a London presence. Read that and more in today’s Health Check.
Brightstar Resources has acquired the gold rights at the Montague East project from Gateway Mining, bumping its group resources to a whopping 2Moz
Good morning and welcome to Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11, a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
The recent US Federal Reserve rate cut is sparking renewed optimism for the healthcare sector. And things were already looking good for these stocks.
Huge surge in drone activity presents investment opportunities in public and private markets.
Renewed optimism lifted the S&P/ASX 200 by 3 per cent in September, closing at a record 8239.20 points. These stocks led the way.
Investors could face volatility as crude prices soar to their highest levels in over a year due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
St George Mining’s executive chairman John Prineas joins Barry FitzGerald on the Explorers Podcast to talk about the company’s new high-grade niobium-REE project in Brazil.
BHP believes global copper demand will grow by around 70% to more than 50Mt a year by 2050.
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX springs into action on Wednesday.
Many investors wouldn’t be remotely aware of ASX telehealth pioneer Visionflex – but it looks set to profit after recent local and offshore contract wins.
Alma Metals reports more near-surface, high grade results from at its Briggs copper project ahead of a resource update and potential scoping study
TrivarX is seeking a pre-submission meeting with the US FDA to advance its AI-driven depression-monitoring trial.
The biotech sector is in good shape in 2024 and looks primed for sustained growth. These ASX stocks are looking to lead the way.
Sigma surged after announcing new data-sharing rules that aim to address ACCC concerns about its merger with Chemist Warehouse.
Lithium developer Vulcan Energy rakes in ~$65m from Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting, CIMIC, and Victor Smorgon Group.
Education SaaS stock Schrole (ASX:SCL) will be acquired at 48.52c per share, a massive 203% premium to Friday’s closing price.
The ASX200 has ended Thursday absolutely flat despite a sparkling debut from Guzman Y Gomez.
Local markets opened lower, dragged down by the banks, tech stocks and uranium miners.
Westgold is a step closer to securing a $2bn merger with TSX-listed Karora Resources.
Gold ETFs have been drained in 2024 so far, but a late turnaround will have gold bulls optimistic.
Investors have gorged on Labyrinth Resources shares this morning with mining identities Alex Hewlett and Kelvin Flynn vending the historic Vivien gold mine into the explorer.
Spartan Resources lifted almost 24% on a major Never Never gold upgrade, while Metals Acquisition delivers a copper record.
Pilbara Minerals is continuing to ramp up production at its Pilgangoora mine, with MD Dale Henderson confident a price run will come.
Here’s what happened to all the small caps this week on the ASX.
It may be made of paper, but China’s biggest stimulus reports in months have sent ASX mining stocks to the moon.
Host Justin Kelly interviews Professor PJ Cullen and Samantha Cullen, co-founders of clean-tech start-up PlasmaLeap Technologies.
Benchmark flatlines despite strong Resources surge, while Star sinks like a stone.
Arizona Lithium’s executive director Zach Maurer joins Sarah Hughan on Stockhead TV to talk about milestone events at its Prairie lithium brine project in Canada.
Australian-Singaporean regenerative medicine company Osteopore announced today it is undertaking a $20 million raising.
Modern business club to help Brisbane entrepreneurs maximise 2032 Olympics $200 billion opportunities
Regener8 Resources flexes confidence in its North Achilles project
ASX health stocks have fallen this week but Morgans analyst Scott Power is more optimistic after the US Federal Reserve cut the cash rate by 50bps.
ADX Energy will complete a test program at the Welchau-1 oil and gas well in Upper Austria, starting on October 15.
The ASX could hit a record high due after iron ore prices surge, while more Aussie suburbs are joining the million-dollar club.
Host Guy Le Page looks at the near-term profit potential and larger rubidium returns on deck for Everest Metals Corporation as his stock of the week.
Regis’ Jim Beyer says the company remains in the dark on why a tailings dam at the McPhillamys gold project was rejected by Tanya Plibersek.
Western Australia is now allowing onshore gas projects to export up to 20% of their total production until the end of 2030 in a bid to bolster supply.
Supply cuts have seen sentiment lift for lithium miners this month, but chemical prices remain tame in Chinese market.
Premier1 Lithium rises on review of its Yalgoo gold project and more gains for Neometals on back of Barrambie gold prospectivity.
Recent broad-based selling of uranium has contributed to stagnating the market, yet the long-term bull run continues and Sprott sees an investment point for yellowcake stocks.
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a buzzword in the tech community; it is becoming one of the most powerful tools we have.
ASX 200 up following broad gains market-wide, Aussie job vacancies fall for August quarter.
US-listed biotechs with “very good” phase III data are now valued at close to US$4 billion on average, leaving the minnows behind.
Here’s everything you need to know before the ASX opens today.
Stockhead’s Top 10 at 11: a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day.
Thick gold intersections provide further evidence of the rich potential of Arika Resources’ Yundamindra project near Leonora in drilling at Pennyweight Point.
Earnings season has unveiled promising opportunities in health stocks, with Telix and CSL standing out as key gems.
ASX200 futures indicate potential for record-high opening on Monday. Safe havens could be in play following the attempted assassination of Trump
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