MarketOpen Podcast

Joining the podcast today is Mark Muzzin, Managing Director, Nexsen, ASX:NXN. Mark will speak about the recent FDA feedback on StrepSure®, the company’s global rollout strategy, and the pathway toward regulatory submission and initial commercialisation. Podcast Questions Introduction to company 1. Nexsen is developing rapid point of care diagnostics, can you outline the core focus of the business and the unmet need you are targeting in healthcare? Strategy 2. With the FDA pre submission feedback now received, how does this shape your regulatory and commercial strategy for StrepSure® moving forward? Flagship Projects 3. StrepSure® is your lead diagnostic product, what differentiates it from current lab based testing methods and why is this clinically important? Market Dynamics 4. Group B Streptococcus screening is integrated into standard prenatal care, how does this existing framework support adoption of StrepSure®? Growth Opportunity 5. With an estimated 132 million births annually, how do you view the scale of the global opportunity for StrepSure®? Community Engagement 6. You are working with hospitals, CROs and clinical partners across multiple regions, how important are these relationships in supporting validation and adoption? Financial Position 7. With multiple workstreams progressing across clinical, regulatory and commercial activities, how are you managing execution to support consistent milestone delivery? Industry Collaboration 8. How does engagement with regulators such as the FDA and partnerships across different jurisdictions strengthen your pathway to market? Upcoming Milestones 9. Looking ahead, what are the key milestones investors should focus on over the coming months, particularly around clinical trials, QMS audits and regulatory submission timing? Vision of Success 10. As StrepSure® progresses toward commercialisation, how does this product validate the broader diagnostic platform and future pipeline?

Joining the podcast today is Dr Mike Jones, Managing Director of Impact Minerals, ASX: IPT.Mike joins us to discuss Impact Minerals’ strategy across high purity alumina development,emerging sulphate of potash and hydrochloric acid opportunities at Lake Hope, and exploration progress across the company’s broader project portfolio.Introduction to Company1. For listeners who may be discovering Impact Minerals for the first time, can you introducethe company and explain the core focus of the business today?Strategy2. Impact has several projects progressing across different commodities and developmentstages. How would you describe the company’s overall strategy for building long term valueacross the portfolio?Flagship Projects3. The Lake Hope project has become a central asset for Impact. What makes this projecttechnically and strategically important for the company?4. The recent announcement outlined a potential pathway to produce sulphate of potash andhydrochloric acid from lake clays. What led the team to explore this additional opportunityalongside the existing High Purity Alumina development?Market Dynamics5. From a market perspective, how do you view the demand dynamics for products such ashigh purity alumina, sulphate of potash and hydrochloric acid, and how does that shape yourdevelopment strategy?Growth Opportunity6. Impact has also been advancing its HiPurA® high purity alumina program through theAlluminous partnership. How significant is this development pathway in terms of accessingadvanced technology and battery markets?7. The shipment of high purity alumina samples for testing represents an important milestone.What does this step mean in terms of validating the product and moving toward potentialcommercial applications?Community Engagement8. Many of Impact’s projects are located in regional areas. How important is communityengagement and maintaining strong relationships with local stakeholders as projectsprogress?Financial Position9. Resource development and technology programs require careful capital management. Howis Impact approaching funding, partnerships and capital allocation as it advances theseprojects?Industry Collaboration10. Impact has worked with a range of partners across technology development and explorationprograms. How important are industry collaborations in accelerating both technical progressand market access?Exploration Portfolio11. The company also continues to explore in the Broken Hill region, which is one of the mosthistorically significant mining districts in Australia. What excites you most about theexploration potential in that area?12. Recent geophysical work has identified deep conductive structures and near surface targets.How do these kinds of results guide the next steps in exploration and drilling programs?Upcoming Milestones13. Looking ahead over the next year, what are the key milestones investors and stakeholdersshould be watching across the Impact Minerals portfolio?Strategic Direction14. As the company continues to develop both technology driven projects and explorationassets, how do you see Impact positioning itself within the broader resources and advancedmaterials sector?Vision of Success15. Finally, when you look five to ten years ahead, what does success look like for ImpactMinerals and what role do you hope the company will play in global supply chains?

Managing Director Kane Marshall joins the podcast today to run through the following questions. Introduction to Company1. For investors new to the story, can you introduce Australian Oil Co and explain the focus ofthe Surat Basin assets?Strategy2. What is the core strategy behind restarting production and optimising existing wells beforeexpanding exploration?Flagship Projects3. Can you walk us through the significance of the Emu Apple and Riverslea fields within thecompany’s portfolio?Market Dynamics4. How does the domestic oil market in Australia influence the opportunity for these assets?Growth Opportunity5. The presentation highlights step-out drilling targets and undrilled plays. How large could thebroader exploration opportunity be?Community Engagement6. How does Australian Oil Co work with regulators and local stakeholders to ensureresponsible development of these fields?Financial Position7. The project already has infrastructure and production history. How does that affect capitalrequirements and development timelines?Industry Collaboration8. The company is already selling oil under an agreement. How important are partnerships andofftake arrangements to the development plan?Upcoming Milestones9. Looking at the 2026 execution roadmap, what milestones should investors watch mostclosely over the next 12 months?Vision of Success10. If everything progresses as planned, what does success for Australian Oil Co look like over the coming years?

Joining the podcast today is Allister Caird, Chief Executive Officer, Mount Ridley Mines, ASX: MRD. Allister speaks about Mount Ridley’s strategy in critical minerals, its flagship projects in Western Australia, the Company’s move toward downstream processing pathways, and how recent collaboration with a United States national laboratory fits into its long term vision.

Joining the podcast today is Andre Booyzen, Managing Director of American Tungsten and Antimony (ASX: AT4).In this episode, we discuss what early drilling success at Antimony Canyon is revealing about the scale and strength of the antimony system, why extending mineralisation well beyond historic workings is a critical inflection point, and how visible stibnite intersected in first-pass drilling is shaping expectations ahead of assays. We also step back to examine the strategic importance of consolidating the Tennessee Mountain tungsten district, the pathway toward compliant resource definitions, and how these assets position the company within the U.S. critical minerals supply chain.We also cover community engagement, execution priorities, and what success looks like over the next 12 months as the company moves from historical context into modern, large-scale critical minerals development.

“oining the podcast today is Troy Whittaker, Managing Director of White Cliff Minerals, ASX: WCN. Troy will speak about White Cliff’s exploration strategy, flagship copper and multi-commodity projects in northern Canada, and the company’s vision for growth in the critical minerals sector.1. Introduction to the Company Can you briefly introduce White Cliff Minerals and its core mission in the mineral exploration industry?2. Strategy What is White Cliff’s strategic focus as it pertains to advancing material copper and multi-commodity discoveries in Tier 1 jurisdictions like Canada?3. Flagship Projects The Rae Copper Silver Project is often highlighted as your flagship asset. What makes this project so compelling in terms of geology, scale, and discovery potential?4. Market Dynamics How do global market factors, such as copper demand from clean energy and electrification trends, influence your exploration priorities and investor engagement?6. Community Engagement Exploration in remote regions like Nunavut presents unique challenges. Can you speak to how White Cliff engages with local communities and stakeholders as part of its exploration programs?7. Financial Position From a funding and financial perspective, how is White Cliff positioned to execute its drilling campaigns and deliver results to shareholders?8. Industry Collaboration Collaboration with partners, technical advisors, and local authorities can be critical in mineral exploration. How does White Cliff approach these collaborations and which partnerships are most important right now?9. Upcoming Milestones What key milestones or catalysts should investors and the market be watching for White Cliff in the coming months?10. Vision of Success Looking ahead, what does success look like for White Cliff Minerals over the next 12-24 months? What targets or outcomes would define that success in your view?

Joining the podcast today is Mark Muzzin, Managing Director of Nexsen Ltd (ASX: NXN). Mark speaks about how Nexsen is building next-generation rapid diagnostics, the company’s strategic direction, the development of its sensor platform, and the clinical and commercial pathways ahead.1. Introduction to Company“Mark, to begin, can you give us a clear introduction to Nexsen — what the company does, the problem it is solving in healthcare, and how its diagnostic platform stands apart?”2. Strategy“What is Nexsen’s overarching strategy for advancing its sensor technology from development to clinical adoption and ultimately commercial rollout?”3. Flagship Programs / Lead Assays“Can you walk us through Nexsen’s lead diagnostic programs — including the rapid Group B Strep test — and explain why these clinical indications were prioritised?”4. Market Dynamics“How do you view the current market dynamics in point-of-care and near-patient diagnostics, and what shifts in healthcare delivery are creating opportunities for Nexsen?”5. Growth Opportunity“Where do you see the strongest growth opportunities for Nexsen — whether in maternal health, infectious disease testing, chronic condition monitoring, or international healthcare markets?”6. Financial Position“Can you outline Nexsen’s financial footing and how the company plans to resource its clinical validation, regulatory activities and future commercialisation?” 7. Industry Collaboration“What role do collaborations with universities, hospitals, research institutes and industry partners play in Nexsen’s development pathway, and what value do they bring?” 8. Upcoming Milestones“What are the key scientific, clinical or regulatory milestones the market should look for from Nexsen over the next twelve months?”9. Vision of Success“Looking ahead, what does success look like for Nexsen — in terms of technology adoption, clinical impact, product availability and global footprint?”

Joining the podcast today is Clinton Dubieniecki, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Orpheus Uranium Limited (ASX: ORP). Clinton will be speaking about Orpheus’ uranium-focused strategy across Australia, the company’s successful establishment of access agreements in South Australia, and the recent acquisition of the Oobagooma Uranium Project in Western Australia. 1. Introduction to CompanyQ: Clinton, could you start by introducing Orpheus Uranium — where the company sits within Australia’s uranium sector and what makes it unique in the exploration space?2. StrategyQ: Orpheus has positioned itself as a uranium-focused junior explorer with assets across multiple Australian jurisdictions. Can you talk us through the overall strategy and why you believe this approach provides strong leverage for investors seeking uranium exposure?3. Flagship ProjectsQ: You now have a growing portfolio across South Australia, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia. Which projects are currently considered your near-term focus, and what stage of exploration are they at?4. Market DynamicsQ: The uranium market has seen renewed attention globally. How do you see market dynamics influencing Orpheus’ exploration and development priorities over the next 12 months?Q: In Australia, we are blessed with a lot of renewable energy - particularly solar - so the case for nuclear power is not as strong. But in the Northern Hemisphere, many countries don’t have the same climate, so they do seem to be turning toward nuclear power as a way of creating a carbon-free base-load power source for their electricity grids. Do you see that as being the factor that will drive the long-term demand for Uranium? Q: An interesting development I have noticed is that the tech industry has been leaning into nuclear power to power its data centres. Amazon is even going so far as to build its own nuclear power plants in the USA. Is that something that you are watching closely? 5. Growth OpportunityQ: The Oobagooma acquisition appears to be a strategic step. How does this project fit into your broader growth narrative and strengthen your long-term value proposition?6. Community EngagementQ: Establishing access and Native Title agreements has been a major milestone for Orpheus in South Australia. Can you tell us more about how these relationships have been built and what they mean for your exploration timelines?7. Financial PositionQ: From an investor standpoint, how is Orpheus positioned financially to advance its exploration programs, and what is the company’s approach to capital management?8. Industry CollaborationQ: Collaboration seems key to Orpheus’ progress — whether with Native Title bodies, geological consultants, or acquisition partners. How does this collaborative model enhance your ability to deliver results efficiently?9. Upcoming MilestonesQ: What are the key milestones shareholders should be looking out for across your core projects, particularly in South Australia and Western Australia, as we move into the next quarter?10. Vision of SuccessQ: Finally, when you look ahead two to three years, what does success look like for Orpheus Uranium — both from a project development and value creation perspective?

Joining the podcast today is Brett Hazelden, Managing Director of OD6 Metals (ASX:OD6). Brett will discuss OD6’s growing role in the global critical minerals sector, including the company’s rare earth and copper projects, recent milestones, and its strategic path toward becoming a key supplier in the clean energy transition.💬 Podcast Questions1. Introduction to Company For listeners who may be new to OD6 Metals, can you start by giving us an overview of the company and its focus within Australia’s critical minerals landscape? 2. Strategy How would you describe OD6’s overall strategy in building value across both rare earth and copper assets?3. Flagship Projects Let’s talk about Splinter Rock — it’s been called a globally significant rare earth discovery. What makes this project stand out? 4. Market Dynamics Rare earths and copper are both in high demand globally. How is OD6 positioned to benefit from these market dynamics? 5. Growth Opportunity What’s the growth potential at Splinter Rock and Gulf Creek, and how do these projects fit into OD6’s long-term vision? 6. Community Engagement How does OD6 approach working with local communities and stakeholders as these projects progress? 7. Financial Position Can you give us a snapshot of OD6’s current financial position and how it supports upcoming exploration and development work? 8. Industry Collaboration Processing innovation has been a major part of OD6’s story. Can you touch on your partnerships and collaboration with research organisations such as ANSTO? 9. Upcoming Milestones What are the key milestones investors should be watching over the next 6 to 12 months? 10. Vision of Success Looking ahead, what does success look like for OD6 Metals over the next few years?

Joining the podcast today is Melanie Leighton, Chief Executive Officer of Titan Minerals Limited (ASX:TTM). Melanie will share insights into the company’s strategic partnership with Lingbao Gold, the development path for the Dynasty Gold Project in Ecuador, and Titan’s broader growth vision across its gold and copper portfolio.Podcast Questions1. Introduction to the Company Melanie, for listeners who may not be familiar with Titan Minerals, can you start by giving us an overview of the company and its operations in Ecuador?2. Strategy How does Titan’s overall strategy position the company for long-term success in the gold and copper markets, particularly following the recent investment from Lingbao Gold?3. Flagship Projects The Dynasty Gold Project is clearly a cornerstone asset for Titan. Can you walk us through what makes this project so compelling and the key developments underway?4. Market Dynamics What trends are you seeing in the global gold and copper markets that reinforce the importance of projects like Dynasty, and how does Titan aim to capitalise on them?5. Growth Opportunity With a strategic investor now on board, what new opportunities does this open up for Titan in terms of funding, technical expertise, and project acceleration?6. Community Engagement Operating in Ecuador brings both opportunities and responsibilities. How is Titan working with local communities to ensure sustainable and mutually beneficial project development?7. Financial Position From a financial perspective, how does the US$10 million investment strengthen Titan’s balance sheet and support the company’s upcoming work programs?8. Industry Collaboration Lingbao brings considerable global mining experience. How do you see this partnership evolving in terms of technical collaboration or downstream integration?9. Upcoming Milestones What are the key milestones investors and stakeholders should look out for over the next 6 to 12 months as Titan advances the Dynasty Gold Project?10. Vision of Success Finally, when you look ahead a few years, what does success look like for Titan Minerals — both for the company and for its shareholders?

Joining the podcast today is Dr Mike Jones, Managing Director of Impact Minerals (ASX:IPT). In this episode, we explore Impact’s recent joint venture agreement with Kuniko and what it means for the Commonwealth Project. We’ll also discuss the market opportunity created by strong gold and silver prices, the company’s flagship Lake Hope High Purity Alumina project, and how demand trends are shaping the HPA sector.Dr Jones will also provide an update on the CRCP grant with Edith Cowan University, before sharing his perspective on why now is a compelling time to be a shareholder in Impact Minerals.1. Recent Highlights “Can you walk us through the key highlights of the joint venture agreement with Kuniko and what this means for the Commonwealth Project?”2. Market Opportunity “Given the current strength in gold and silver prices, how does this agreement position Impact in terms of market opportunity and value creation?”Obviously Lake Hope is the companies flag ship project, how are you seeing the current HPA market at the moment and the demand for it?Can you provide an update on the CRCP grant with Edith Cowan UniversityWhy is this a great time to be a shareholder of Impact Minerals?

Joining the podcast today is Justin Virgin, Executive Director of Terrain Minerals (ASX: TMX). Justin will be speaking about Terrain’s latest high-grade drilling results from the Lightning prospect at the Smokebush Project, the geological framework that underpins these discoveries, and the company’s pathway towards defining its maiden Mineral Resource Estimate in 2026.QuestionsIntroduction to Company For those new to Terrain Minerals, can you give us a quick introduction to the company, your focus areas, and how Smokebush fits into the broader portfolio?Strategy & Growth What is Terrain’s overarching strategy — is it purely discovery-driven, or do you see partnerships and acquisitions playing a role in scaling the business?Lightning Drilling Success The recent Lightning results an 80% hit rate. How do these high hit rates and standout grades influence your confidence in defining a significant system?Geological Framework You’ve highlighted a north-trending shear system with multiple mineralised domains. What does this mean in practical terms for resource growth and de-risking exploration?Standout Intercepts Some intercepts, like 13m at 8.13 g/t and 2m at 48.22 g/t, are exceptional. How should investors interpret these in terms of grade continuity and potential scale?Consistency Across Lightning Beyond the high grades, how important is the consistency of mineralisation across multiple lenses at Lightning when thinking about building a resource?Silver & Multi-Element Potential With silver and base metal assays pending, what are you hoping they reveal, and how important is the polymetallic angle to the overall value proposition?Flagship Projects & Regional Context How does Smokebush, alongside other projects position Terrain in terms of near-term development and longer-term optionality?Market Dynamics We’re seeing strong interest in both gold and critical minerals. How do broader commodity and market dynamics shape your exploration focus and capital allocation?Financial Position & Milestones Terrain is progressing multiple workstreams at once — from drilling to geophysics to permitting. How are you positioned financially to fund this pipeline, and what key milestones should investors track over the next 6–12 months?Vision of Success Looking out to 2026 and beyond, what does success look like for Terrain Minerals, and how do you see these exploration results translating into lasting shareholder value?

oining the podcast today is Bruce Maluish, Managing Director of VRX Silica Limited (ASX: VRX). Bruce will be speaking about the company’s strategy, its flagship Arrowsmith North Silica Sand Project, and how VRX is positioned to meet growing demand in global glass and foundry markets.”🔑 10 Podcast Questions1. Introduction to the Company “Bruce, for listeners who may be new to VRX Silica, can you give us a quick introduction to the company and what sets it apart as a pure-play silica sand business on the ASX?”2. Strategy “What is the company’s overall strategy for creating long-term value, and how do silica sand projects like Arrowsmith North fit into that plan?”3. Flagship Projects “Arrowsmith North recently received Ministerial environmental approval. Can you walk us through why this project is considered globally significant and what the approval means for its development?”4. Market Dynamics “How do you see global demand for silica sand evolving, particularly in glass and foundry markets across Asia, and what role can VRX play in meeting that demand?”5. Growth Opportunity “What kind of growth opportunity does Arrowsmith North, along with Muchea and Boyatup, present for VRX and its shareholders over the coming years?”6. Community Engagement “Stakeholder and community support has been highlighted as an important part of this project. Can you share how VRX has engaged with local Indigenous groups, regional communities, and government bodies?”7. Financial Position “With approvals now progressing, how is VRX approaching project financing, offtake agreements, and ensuring a strong financial position ahead of first production in 2026?”8. Industry Collaboration “Industry collaboration and partnerships often underpin successful projects. Can you discuss VRX’s approach to working with offtake partners, service providers, and broader industry players?”9. Upcoming Milestones “Looking ahead, what are the key milestones investors and stakeholders should be watching for over the next 12 to 18 months?”10. Vision of Success “Finally, Bruce, when you think about VRX five to ten years from now, what does success look like for you and the company?”

Joining the podcast today is Mike Schwarz, Managing Director of iTech Minerals Limited (ASX:ITM). Mike will be speaking about iTech’s strategy in advancing its portfolio of critical minerals projects, including recent high-grade antimony discoveries at the Reynolds Range in the Northern Territory, and how these fit into the company’s broader vision of supplying the battery and critical minerals sector.Questions Asked;Company & Strategy1. Can you give our listeners an overview of iTech Minerals and its focus on developing projects for the critical minerals sector?Projects & Market Dynamics2. Could you walk us through your key projects, particularly the Reynolds Range Project, and explain what you believe makes them stand out?3. There is definitely a growing focus on critical minerals globally. How do you see current market dynamics around antimony, graphite, and other critical minerals shaping opportunities for iTech?Reynolds Range Announcement (Document Focus)4. The Reynolds Range Project has traditionally been looked at for it's Copper and Gold potential. But the recent announcement highlighted antimony grades up to 30.6% Sb alongside gold values as high as 24 g/t. How significant are these results in the broader context of the Reynolds Range Project?5. The release noted that many historical drill holes were not assayed for antimony. Is this changing your exploration approach, and what opportunity does this open up for iTech?6. iTech has also had geophysics crews in the field over the past couple of months - what have you been hoping to achieve with that and how are the results looking so far?7. You mentioned drilling approvals are underway with heritage clearances already received. Can you expand on the upcoming drilling program, including timing, targets, and what you’ll be testing for?Eyre Peninsula Graphite Project8. While iTechs focus has definitely been on the Northern Territory, the company also has an advanced Graphite Project in South Australia. How is the metallurgy and the discussions with offtake partners progressing? What’s the latest? Financial & Collaboration9. iTech seems to me to be in a fairly strong financial position to fund the next stage of exploration at the Reynolds Range Project - and you also have the deal with SQM still to come in. How is the company positioned overall?10. iTech has a strong track record of collaborating with research partners and government agencies. What collaborations do you have at ongoing the moment? And what new opportunities do you see for iTech to work with government, research institutions, or industry partners as critical minerals supply chains develop?Looking Ahead11. What are the key milestones investors and stakeholders should be watching for in the coming months?12. Finally, what does success look like for iTech Minerals over the next 3–5 years?

Copper Search (ASX: CUS) is evolving fast, and Managing Director Duncan Chessell joins us on the podcast to walk through the company’s expanding exploration strategy across South Australia and New South Wales.In this episode, Duncan covers: 🎯 How Copper Search moved from a single-project focus to a multi-asset strategy 🔄 The rationale behind its “multi-target pipeline” aimed at driving newsflow and liquidity 🧠 The value of a highly credentialed advisory team in identifying and advancing new opportunities 🌊 Heavy Mineral Sands potential at the Peake Project and the global relevance of titanium and zircon 🗺️ Early insights into the newly staked Theseus Project and nearby Byrock Cu-Au system in NSW 🚀 Key catalysts across Peake, Theseus and Byrock in the quarters ahead“We are building a diversified portfolio that gives us optionality, upside and steady momentum. The market is starting to recognise the value in that.”This conversation offers a full strategic lens on how Copper Search is navigating exploration risk, building long-term value and targeting global-scale opportunities.🎧 Listen now to hear how CUS is positioning itself in a tightening global market for critical and industrial minerals.#ASX #Copper #HeavyMineralSands #Zircon #Titanium #MiningExploration #CopperSearch #CriticalMinerals #ResourcesSector #JuniorMining #Byrock #EromangaBasin #SouthAustralia #NSWExploration #MineralExploration #MiningIndustry #AustralianMining #Geology

On today’s episode, we’re joined by Dr Mike Jones, Managing Director of Impact Minerals, to unpack the results of the recently released Pre-Feasibility Study for the company’s Lake Hope High Purity Alumina Project in Western Australia. With a post-tax NPV of over $1.1 billion and the potential to become one of the lowest-cost HPA producers globally, Lake Hope is shaping up to be a globally significant project. Mike walks us through what makes the project so compelling, how the flowsheet works, and why the integration of HiPurA downstream technology could be a game changer for early-stage production and scalability. We also dive into the environmental, community, and infrastructure foundations that support the long-term viability of the project.🎧 Podcast QuestionsMike, congratulations on the completion of the Lake Hope PFS. Can you start by giving us the headline numbers and why this study is such a key milestone for Impact Minerals?Let’s talk about the orebody itself. What are the physical and chemical characteristics of the Lake Hope deposit that allow for such a low-cost production profile?The flowsheet outlined in the PFS uses a low-temperature leach process that is now patented. Can you explain how this works and the role it plays in your cost and environmental advantages?There’s also mention of a by-product, sulphate of potash. What is the potential upside from SOP, and how might it influence the economics going forward?You’ve just elected to move to 80 percent ownership of Playa One, which includes the Lake Hope project and IP. What does this mean for your strategic control and the next phase of development?The integration of the HiPurA downstream processing technology seems to be a pivotal step in your broader strategy. Can you tell us how this complements Lake Hope and what advantages it brings?Environmental and heritage considerations are front of mind for any new project. How is Impact engaging with the Ngadju people and managing the environmental approvals process?Finally, what are the next major milestones for the project and for investors to keep an eye on as you transition from PFS into the Definitive Feasibility phase?

Joining the podcast today is Cliff Fitzhenry, Technical Consultant at DY6 Metals, ASX:DY6. Cliff will be walking us through the recently announced exploration results from the Central Rutile Project in Cameroon, what these early signs mean geologically, and what’s next as the company ramps up its work across the tenement package.Cliff, let’s start with the big picture. What are the key outcomes from DY6’s reconnaissance work at the Central Rutile Project?You’ve now observed natural rutile across all five tenements. How significant is this in confirming your exploration model?The report mentions both alluvial and eluvial rutile sources. For listeners unfamiliar with those terms, can you break down what they are and why that matters?You’ve used auger drilling, grab samples, stream sediment sampling, and road cutting channel work — what did each technique help uncover?We saw references to visible rutile nuggets up to 2cm+ — what does that indicate about potential grade or scale of mineralisation?You’ve emphasised this is visual and that assays will follow. What can we expect from the lab results, and how will they guide the next stage?How does the underlying geology — things like kyanite-bearing mica schist and deep in-situ weathering — support this being a tier-one target?How does this early success compare to your expectations going in? Were there any surprises during this phase?You also mentioned the Douala Basin HMS Project in the update. What’s the current status there and how does it fit into DY6’s broader strategy?And finally, Cliff, what comes next on the ground? Can you walk us through the planned soil sampling and large-scale auger drilling program?

Joining the podcast today is Ross Love, Chairman and CEO of Structural Monitoring Systems, ASX code SMN. The company has undergone a significant transformation in recent months, including a major restructure, a successful $8 million capital raise, and growing commercial momentum across its three core divisions. In this episode, Ross outlines how SMN’s high-margin avionics business, now supported by USFS approval, is delivering strong results, while also sharing progress on the long-anticipated FAA certification for the company’s CVM technology. He also discusses broader market opportunities, expanding global demand for aerial firefighting equipment, and the strategic roadmap for delivering long-term shareholder value.

Joining the podcast today is Gervaise Heddle, Chairman of Buxton Resources (ASX:BUX). Gervaise will talk about the company’s latest announcement on its Centurion project, the growing interest in copper exploration in Arizona, and the strategic significance of the Copper Wolf project within Buxton’s broader portfolio.Questions:There is a lot of activity at the moment in Arizona on Copper which bodes well for Buxtons Copper Wolf project which we will get to in a bit but 1st you’ve just published an announcement relating to Centurion, can you talk about that?I mentioned earlier the activity in Arizona, which is where Buxtons Copper Wolf project is, how exciting is this news and what are your thoughts?Can you share a bit more detail about Copperwolf and the increased significance it has for the company?I saw you at the conference last week in Sydney, how were discussion around the market sentiment and in particular, copperAny final messages for current shareholders?

Terrain Minerals (ASX:TMX) is advancing confidently following the announcement of a $2.535M capital raise to accelerate exploration across its WA and QLD portfolio. 🎧 In this podcast, Executive Director Justin Virgin shares how the company plans to deploy the funds and what shareholders can expect next.We covered: 🎯 The details of the placement and rights issue 📈 Shareholder confidence and oversubscription 🪙 Funding priorities at Smokebush: Lightning, Monza & Wildflower 🧪 Progress at Larin’s Lane (gallium & REE) and Biloela (copper/gold) 📅 What to expect at the upcoming shareholder meeting 🚀 The company’s short- and mid-term success metrics📍 Tune in for a deep dive into Terrain’s strategy, upcoming milestones, and the broader opportunity across its growing project pipeline.#TerrainMinerals #ASXTMX #GoldExploration #CapitalRaising #Smokebush #Gallium #RareEarths #CopperGold #JuniorExploration #ASXResources #InvestorUpdate #MiningPodcast

Joining the podcast today is Darryl Cuzzubbo, Managing Director of Arafura Rare Earths (ASX:ARU), to share a comprehensive update on the Nolans Project and what lies ahead for one of Australia’s most strategic critical minerals developments.In this episode, Darryl outlines the company’s single-point focus: progressing Nolans to a Final Investment Decision while building a foundation for long-term success in the global rare earths market.🎙️ Topics we covered:🧭 Introduction to Arafura Rare Earths and the strategic vision behind the Nolans Project📈 Execution of a $200 million cornerstone investment by the National Reconstruction Fund📦 Securing 66% of planned offtake, including a new agreement with Traxys Europe SA🌍 The shifting geopolitical landscape, US-China trade tensions, and bifurcation in rare earth pricing🏗️ Engineering progress, gas supply negotiations with Tamboran Resources, and updated project schedule🌱 ESG commitment, net-zero pathway, and stakeholder engagement at national and international levels💸 Equity and debt funding mix, cost management initiatives, and an extended financial runway🚀 Arafura’s future vision: becoming a reliable Tier 1 supplier of NdPr for the global clean energy and defence sectors

Joining the podcast today is Dr Mike Jones, Managing Director of Impact Minerals (ASX: IPT). He’ll be talking us through the company’s strategic acquisition of HiPurA® technology, what it means for their path to HPA production, and how it aligns with the Lake Hope Project and global market demand.Questions asked:Introduction to the Company Can you give listeners a brief overview of Impact Minerals and the key focus areas of the business in 2025?Strategy What is the overarching strategy behind acquiring a 50% stake in Alluminous and the HiPurA® technology?Flagship Projects How does the HiPurA® acquisition complement your flagship Lake Hope HPA Project, and what does the dual-stream approach look like in practice?Market Dynamics What are the key drivers behind the demand for High Purity Alumina, and how is Impact positioning itself to benefit from these trends?Growth Opportunity How does this acquisition accelerate Impact’s path to commercialisation, and what sort of cost or time savings are you expecting?Community Engagement With Lake Hope and now HiPurA, how is Impact working with local communities and research partners to advance its HPA goals?Financial Position Can you talk about the financial structure of the Alluminous transaction and how Impact plans to fund upcoming activities?Industry Collaboration What role do your North American investment partners and the CRC-P collaboration with Edith Cowan University play in scaling the HiPurA® process?Upcoming Milestones What are the immediate priorities post-acquisition, and what key milestones should investors be watching over theVision of Success Looking ahead, what does success look like for Impact Minerals as you aim to become a vertically integrated HPA producer?

Joining the podcast today is Cliff Fitzhenry, Technical Consultant for DY6 Metals Limited (ASX:DY6). Cliff will walk us through DY6’s recent acquisition of two highly prospective rutile and heavy mineral sands projects in Cameroon, their strategy for exploration, and what this means for the Company’s broader critical minerals portfolio.Introduction to Company:Cliff, could you start by introducing DY6 Metals and giving us an overview of the company’s focus and vision?Strategy: 2. What is the broader strategic rationale behind DY6's acquisition of the Central and Douala Basin projects in Cameroon?Flagship Projects: 3. Could you walk us through the key features of the Central Rutile Project and the Douala Basin Project?Market Dynamics: 4. How do you view the current global rutile and heavy mineral sands market, and what opportunity does DY6 see in Cameroon?Growth Opportunity: 5. What makes the Central and Douala projects particularly attractive compared to other mineral sands opportunities globally?Community Engagement: 6. How is DY6 approaching engagement with local communities and stakeholders in Cameroon as exploration begins?Financial Position: 7. You’ve secured $400,000 in a recent placement — how will these funds be allocated to advance exploration at the new projects?Industry Collaboration: 8. How important is it to bring experienced consultants like yourself on board, and what does your experience add to DY6’s plans for these projects?Upcoming Milestones: 9. What are the key exploration and development milestones investors should watch for over the next 6–12 months?Vision of Success: 10. Looking ahead, how does DY6 define success for these projects, and what would be a standout achievement in your eyes?

Joining the podcast today is Andrew Paterson, Managing Director of Great Boulder Resources (ASX:GBR). Andrew will be walking us through how Great Boulder is shaping a new multi-million-ounce gold hub in Western Australia through its flagship Side Well Project, and how the company is leveraging strong exploration results, smart targeting, and a technically driven team to advance toward mine development.Can you give us a quick overview of Great Boulder Resources and its core focus in Western Australia?What’s the company’s broader strategy as it works toward establishing the Meekatharra region as a major gold production hub?Side Well is shaping up to be a flagship project—what are the standout features of the Central and Eastern Corridors, particularly Mulga Bill, Eaglehawk, and Ironbark?How do you see the current market dynamics, particularly around gold pricing and regional infrastructure, supporting GBR’s development plans?With ongoing drilling and discoveries like Saltbush and Side Well South, what do you see as the key growth opportunities across your tenement package?How does GBR engage with local communities and traditional owners during its exploration and permitting activities?Can you walk us through the company’s current financial position, funding strategy, and how you're managing capital through this exploration phase?Are there any existing or future collaborations—such as processing partnerships or regional infrastructure sharing—that GBR is pursuing?What are the major milestones investors should be looking out for in 2025 as you move from exploration toward development?Looking ahead, what does long-term success look like for Great Boulder, and how does Side Well fit into that vision?

Joining the podcast today is James Gurry, Managing Director of Aureka Limited (ASX:AKA). James is here to talk about Aureka’s vision to bring Victoria’s high-grade gold back to life, recent strategic moves like the Irvine land acquisition, and the company’s broader plans to progress some of the region’s most prospective gold assets. 🎙️ Podcast QuestionsIntroduction to Company: For those unfamiliar, can you give us a brief overview of Aureka and its focus in the Victorian goldfields?Strategy: How does Aureka’s strategic land acquisition at Irvine fit into your broader vision for project development and growth?Flagship Projects: Can you walk us through the current progress at the Irvine Project and why you see it as one of Victoria’s most promising undeveloped gold resources?Market Dynamics: What’s your view on the current dynamics in the gold exploration sector in Victoria and Australia more broadly?Growth Opportunity: Beyond Irvine, where do you see the next big opportunity for value creation across Aureka’s portfolio?Community Engagement: How is Aureka working with local communities and Traditional Owners across its project areas, especially as activity ramps up?Financial Position: You recently highlighted a capital-light strategy—how are you managing funding and expenditure to maintain momentum without diluting shareholder value?Industry Collaboration: Aureka has mentioned collaboration with neighbouring producers and strategic investors—can you share any current or future plans in that space?Upcoming Milestones: What key milestones should investors be watching for in the coming months, particularly in relation to drilling and resource updates?Vision of Success: Looking ahead 2 to 3 years, what does success look like for Aureka and its shareholders?

Joining the podcast today is George Ventouras, Executive Chairman of Thunderbird Resources (ASX:THB).George joins us to talk about Thunderbird’s recent exploration activity across its Rockvale and Kookabookra projects in New South Wales, where historical high-grade gold and antimony results and new on-ground reconnaissance are opening up fresh discovery potential.Introduction to Company Can you give us a high-level overview of Thunderbird Resources and how your portfolio is positioned in the current market?Strategy What’s the overarching strategy guiding Thunderbird’s current exploration activity and project prioritisation?Flagship Projects Rockvale and Kookabookra have been in the spotlight lately – can you walk us through what makes these gold-antimony projects so compelling?Market Dynamics How do you see current global trends in gold and antimony prices influencing your project development roadmap?Growth Opportunity Where do you see the biggest growth opportunity for Thunderbird in the next 12–18 months?Community Engagement Land access has been a focus lately – how is Thunderbird engaging with local landowners and stakeholders in New South Wales?Financial Position You’ve mentioned the company is funded for upcoming exploration – how are you approaching capital management as programs ramp up?Industry Collaboration Are there any partnerships, joint ventures or collaborations that play a role in your current projects or are being considered?Upcoming Milestones What are the next key milestones shareholders should be watching out for, particularly at Rockvale and Kookabookra?Vision of Success Looking ahead, what does success look like for Thunderbird Resources and what steps will get you there?

Joining the podcast today is Greg Smith, Director at Diablo Resources (ASX:DBO). Greg joins us to talk through the company’s strategy in the US copper space, the exciting results from the Phoenix Copper Project, and what’s ahead as Diablo sharpens its focus on exploration in one of the most prolific copper-producing regions in the United States.🎙️ Podcast QuestionsIntroduction to Company: Can you give our listeners a quick overview of Diablo Resources and what sets the company apart in the copper exploration space?Strategy: What’s the broader strategy guiding Diablo’s exploration efforts, particularly in the Lisbon Valley Mining District?Flagship Projects: The Phoenix Copper Project is clearly front and centre—can you walk us through the significance of this project and its current progress?Market Dynamics: With copper prices pushing towards US$10,000/t, how do you see macro trends playing into Diablo’s positioning and potential?Growth Opportunity: What makes the Phoenix Project such a strong growth opportunity for Diablo and its shareholders?Community Engagement: How is Diablo engaging with local stakeholders and land managers, especially operating within BLM-administered areas in the US?Financial Position: Can you touch on Diablo’s current funding position and how the company plans to finance upcoming exploration and drilling activities?Industry Collaboration: Are there any strategic partnerships or collaborations underway—or on the horizon—that support your technical or operational efforts?Upcoming Milestones: What should investors and listeners be watching for over the next 6 to 12 months in terms of exploration results or drilling plans?Vision of Success: What does success look like for Diablo Resources over the next few years?

Joining the podcast today is Andrew Buxton, Managing Director of Alice Queen Limited (ASX:AQX).Andrew will walk us through the company’s exciting work at the Viani Project in Fiji, recent high-grade gold intersections, and how Alice Queen is positioning itself for long-term growth in the Pacific’s gold exploration sector.Introduction to CompanyFor those new to Alice Queen, can you give us a brief overview of the company and your role as Managing Director?StrategyWhat is Alice Queen’s overarching strategy when it comes to exploring and developing gold assets in the Pacific region?Flagship ProjectsThe Viani Project in Fiji has delivered some exciting results recently—what makes this project your current focus, and how is it progressing?Market DynamicsHow does the current gold market environment influence your exploration and capital deployment decisions?Growth OpportunityYou’ve now confirmed high-grade gold mineralisation from surface to depth at Viani—what does that mean for the potential scale and economics of the project?Community EngagementCan you talk us through your engagement with local landowners and communities in Fiji? How important is that relationship to the project’s success?Financial PositionFrom a financial perspective, how well positioned is the company to continue exploration through 2025 and beyond?Industry CollaborationYou’ve brought in seasoned technical advisors with deep epithermal gold experience—how are these partnerships shaping your exploration strategy?Upcoming MilestonesWhat are the next steps in your exploration program at Viani, and what key milestones should investors be watching for?Vision of SuccessLooking further ahead, what does success look like for Alice Queen over the next two to three years?

Joining the podcast today is James Durrant, Managing Director of RareX Limited (ASX: REE).James joins us to discuss RareX’s latest breakthrough—Australia’s most advanced gallium discovery at the Cummins Range Project—and how it positions the company within the rapidly shifting global critical minerals supply chain.Introduction to Company For those unfamiliar with RareX, can you give us a quick overview of the company’s focus and its journey to date?Strategy RareX recently uncovered high-grade gallium at Cummins Range—how does this discovery fit into your broader strategy for critical minerals?Flagship Projects Cummins Range has been described as Australia’s most advanced gallium deposit. Can you walk us through what makes this project so unique?Market Dynamics With China dominating gallium supply and recent export bans in place, how do you see RareX’s role evolving in the global gallium and rare earths supply chain?Growth Opportunity What growth potential does the gallium discovery unlock for RareX—both in terms of project development and market positioning?Community Engagement How has RareX engaged with the local community and traditional owners around Cummins Range as you prepare for further development?Financial Position Cummins Range has a forecast post-tax NPV of over $330 million—how are you approaching funding and partnerships to bring this project into production?Industry Collaboration Are there any existing or potential collaborations with research institutions, governments, or downstream processors, particularly in response to the gallium discovery?Upcoming Milestones What are the next steps in terms of exploration, resource definition, and feasibility studies at Cummins Range?Vision of Success Looking five years ahead, what does success look like for RareX and its role in the global critical minerals landscape?

Today, we’re joined by Gervaise Heddle, a well-respected name in the mining industry. As the former CEO of Greatland Gold, he played a key role in the company’s rise, particularly with the Havieron discovery, which transformed Greatland into a major exploration success story. Now, as Chairman of Buxton Resources, Gervaise is leading another exciting journey in the critical minerals space.We’ll be discussing his career, the lessons he’s learned from building exploration success, why he’s now backing Buxton, and his insights into the future of the mining industry. Industry Experience & Leadership JourneyYou played a pivotal role in Greatland Gold’s rise, particularly with the Havieron discovery—looking back, what were the key decisions that shaped that success?What motivated your transition from Greatland Gold to Buxton Resources, and what excites you most about this next chapter?Having been involved in major discoveries and corporate leadership, what lessons have you carried forward into your role at Buxton?Buxton Resources & Strategic VisionBuxton has built a strong portfolio of projects in critical minerals—what drew you to the company, and what’s your vision for its future?What are the near-term priorities for Buxton under your leadership, and how do you see the company differentiating itself in a competitive market?

Joining the podcast today is Ashley Jones, Director of Star Minerals Limited (ASX: SMS). Star Minerals is focused on advancing the Tumblegum South Gold Project and exploring new opportunities in Western Australia’s gold sector. Ashley will take us through the company’s strategy, recent developments, and the market dynamics shaping the company’s growth. We’ll also discuss the significance of their latest capital raise, upcoming milestones, and how Star Minerals is positioning itself for long-term success.

Joining the podcast today is Mohan Jesudason, CEO of X2M Connect (ASX:X2M). X2M is leading the charge in AI-powered IoT solutions, and today, Mohan will discuss Hive.AI—an industry-first platform designed to enhance renewable energy efficiency by leveraging AI aggregation and machine learning. We'll explore how Hive.AI is helping utility providers optimise energy usage, reduce carbon reliance, and drive innovation in the APAC region.

Joining the podcast today is Matt Szwedzicki, Managing Director of West Cobar Metals (ASX: WC1). Matt will be discussing the company’s latest strategic acquisitions, particularly the Mystique Project in the Fraser Range, and how this aligns with West Cobar’s broader exploration ambitions. We’ll also explore the company’s growth trajectory, market outlook for gold and critical minerals, and the key milestones investors should watch for in the months ahead.

Joining the podcast today is Dr. Mike Jones, Managing Director at Impact Minerals (ASX: IPT). Impact Minerals is entering an exciting phase, recently announcing a $5.2 million renounceable rights issue to accelerate its key projects, including the Lake Hope High Purity Alumina (HPA) Project. Today, we’ll discuss what this capital raise means for the company, how shareholders and investors can participate, and the broader strategy driving Impact Minerals forward. But before we get into that, we’ll start with something a little different—Mike recently took on the challenge of the Rottnest Channel Swim, so we’ll hear about that experience and how it relates to his mindset as a company leader.

Joining the podcast today is Richard Maddocks, Managing Director of Kingsland Minerals (ASX: KNG). Richard will provide insights into the company’s progress at the Leliyn Graphite Project, including recent metallurgical test work, resource upgrades, and Kingsland’s positioning in the global graphite market.

Joining the podcast today is Andrew Reid, Managing Director of Brazilian Critical Minerals (ASX: BCM). Andrew will share insights into BCM’s innovative approach to rare earth extraction, the company’s flagship Ema Rare Earths Project, and how its ultra-low capex and opex model is setting a new benchmark in the industry. We’ll also discuss BCM’s position within the global rare earths market, upcoming milestones, and the company’s long-term vision for growth.

Joining the podcast today is Brendan Cummins, Managing Director of Black Canyon (ASX: BCA). Black Canyon is a manganese-focused developer and explorer with a strong presence in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. Brendan will discuss the company’s strategic direction, its flagship projects—including the high-grade discoveries at Wandanya and the KR1 and KR2 deposits—along with the growing demand for manganese in steelmaking and battery technologies. We’ll also cover the company’s growth opportunities, upcoming milestones, and what success looks like for Black Canyon as it advances its projects.Introduction to Company: For those unfamiliar with Black Canyon, can you give us a brief introduction to the company and its core focus?Strategy: What is Black Canyon’s overarching strategy in developing its manganese projects, and how does it align with the broader industry trends?Flagship Projects: Your portfolio includes the Balfour Manganese Field, KR1 & KR2, and the recent high-grade discovery at Wandanya. Which project excites you the most, and why?Market Dynamics: Manganese is essential for steel and increasingly important in battery technologies. How do you see the market evolving, and where does Black Canyon fit into this landscape?Growth Opportunity: You’ve grown your resource base significantly in a short period. What are the key factors driving Black Canyon’s growth, and where do you see the biggest opportunities?Community Engagement: Mining and exploration rely on strong relationships with local communities and stakeholders. How is Black Canyon engaging with Traditional Owners and other key groups to ensure sustainable development?Financial Position: With a market cap of $7 million and recent funding activities, how is Black Canyon positioned financially to advance its projects through the next stages of development?Industry Collaboration: Are there any strategic partnerships or industry collaborations in place—or in the pipeline—that could help accelerate Black Canyon’s progress?Upcoming Milestones: What are the major milestones investors and stakeholders should be watching for in the next 6-12 months?• 10. Vision of Success: Fast-forward a few years—what does success look like for Black Canyon, and where do you see the company positioned in the manganese industry?

Joining the podcast today is Ron Douglas, Chief Executive Officer of VHM Limited (ASX:VHM). VHM is advancing the Goschen Rare Earths and Mineral Sands Project in Victoria, Australia, with a staged expansion strategy designed to deliver critical minerals for the global energy transition. Today, Ron will discuss the company’s strategy, the significance of the Goschen Project, market dynamics for rare earths and mineral sands, and VHM’s vision for long-term success.

Joining the podcast today is Tara French, Managing Director of Cazaly Resources (ASX: CAZ). Tara will discuss Cazaly’s strategy, its flagship Goongarrie Gold Project, and the company’s vision for growth in a dynamic gold market. We’ll also explore upcoming exploration milestones, and how Cazaly is positioning itself to maximise shareholder value.

Joining us today is Daniel Tuffin, Executive Technical Director at Cavalier Resources (ASX:CVR), to discuss a major milestone—the Crawford Gold Project moving closer to production. We’ll cover the significance of this progress, the effort behind securing approvals, upcoming timelines, and what it all means for shareholders.Cavalier Resources is an Australian gold exploration and development company focused on advancing the Crawford Gold Project, located near Leonora in Western Australia. With a strategy to transition from explorer to producer, Cavalier has successfully progressed the project towards production, recently completing all necessary regulatory approvals for Stage 1 mining. The company is actively securing funding through non-dilutive avenues, such as gold streaming and joint venture partnerships, to maximise shareholder value. Beyond Crawford, Cavalier’s portfolio includes the Leonora Gold Project, Hidden Jewel Gold Project, and Ella’s Rock Li-Ni-Au Project, highlighting its broader ambitions in gold and battery metals exploration.

Joining the podcast today is Adam Sierakowski, Executive Chairman of Kinetiko Energy (ASX: KKO). Kinetiko Energy is advancing South Africa’s largest onshore conventional gas project, aiming to support the country’s transition to a more reliable and cleaner energy mix.In this episode, Adam will discuss Kinetiko’s company strategy, recent project milestones, and the market dynamics shaping the future of gas exploration in South Africa. We’ll also dive into the company’s growth opportunities, industry collaborations, and upcoming milestones, along with his vision for the company’s long-term success.

Joining the podcast today is Justin Brown, Managing Director of Element 25 (ASX: E25). He’ll be discussing Element 25’s history, its strategic position in the manganese market, the significance of the Butcherbird Project, key findings from the recent feasibility study, and the company’s growth opportunities, including high-purity manganese for battery technology. We’ll also explore market dynamics, industry partnerships, financial outlook, and the company’s long-term vision in the global manganese supply chain.

Joining the podcast today is Peter McUtchen, Managing Director of PARKD Limited (ASX:PKD), a company at the forefront of modular construction innovation.In this episode, Peter takes us through PARKD’s cutting-edge Metal Deck Support System (MDSS™) and how it’s transforming the construction industry by improving efficiency, safety, and scalability. We’ll also discuss the company’s recent 5-year exclusive licensing agreement with Fielders, a division of BlueScope Steel, and what this means for PARKD’s market expansion.We’ll explore the growing demand for modular and prefabricated solutions, PARKD’s positioning in both Australia and key international markets, and the company’s strategic priorities leading into FY26 and beyond.From key projects and industry collaboration to PARKD’s long-term vision for success, this conversation provides valuable insights into what lies ahead for the company. Let’s dive in!

Joining the podcast today is Amanda Buckingham, the Managing Director at Warriedar Resources (ASX:WA8).Warriedar had an outstanding December 2024 Quarter and Amanda discusses the following questions:Introduction to Company: Can you provide an overview of Warriedar Resources and highlight how your focus on both gold and critical minerals, like antimony, shapes the company’s identity and strategy?Strategy: Warriedar’s strategy of targeting fresh rock extensions under shallow pits has proven successful, especially at Ricciardo. How has this approach influenced your recent resource growth, and how will it guide future exploration?Flagship Projects: The Golden Range Project, particularly Ricciardo, has shown remarkable growth with a 99% increase in contained gold ounces. What makes Ricciardo and the broader Golden Corridor standout within Warriedar’s portfolio?Market Dynamics: With rising global demand for both gold and critical minerals like antimony, how do you see current market conditions influencing Warriedar’s projects, particularly in light of recent antimony discoveries and price surges?Growth Opportunity: The updated Mineral Resource Estimate at Ricciardo and the maiden antimony resource on the horizon are key milestones. How do these developments position Warriedar for growth in both the gold and critical minerals sectors?Financial Position: Following your recent A$9.55 million equity placement and strong cash position of A$10.57 million, how is Warriedar allocating these funds to advance its exploration objectives and drive shareholder value?Upcoming Milestones: With assay results from the 2024 RC drill program due in Q1 2025 and the maiden antimony resource estimate on the way, what are the key milestones Warriedar is targeting in the near term?Industry Collaboration: The co-funded exploration grant under Western Australia’s Exploration Incentive Scheme highlights strong industry support. How important are such collaborations and partnerships in accelerating Warriedar’s exploration efforts?Vision of Success: Looking ahead, what is your long-term vision for Warriedar Resources, and how do you see the company evolving over the next five years, particularly as you expand both your gold and antimony resource base?

Joining the podcast today is Chris Piggott, Managing Director of Leeuwin Metals ASX:LM1.Leeuwin Metals is a critical metals explorer committed to securing critical metals vital for the advancement of electric vehicles and renewable energy. We have projects located in Canada and Western Australia which are highly prospective for Nickel, Copper, PGE, and Lithium. Our goal is to contribute to the global shift towards decarbonisation and electrification, working towards a greener future. Led by a skilled team with expertise in project generation, discovery, development, operations, and transactions.Chris is a Geologist with extensive background in gold and nickel exploration with a track record of discovery and corporate development.​Recent roles included Senior Geologist at Bellevue Gold Ltd (ASX.BGL) where he was involved in the discoveries of Tribune, Viago & Deacon, that have defined +3Moz.He was also a part of the team that defined the Nova-Bollinger high grade Nickel deposit which is now owned and operated by IGO Ltd (ASX.IGO).

Joining the podcast today is George Ventouras, Executive Director at Artemis Resources.Artemis Resources is a gold and copper focused resources company with an attractive suite of growth projects in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.George has over 15 years’ experience in the resources sector and over 30 years’ experience in business development, corporate restructuring and marketing. He has managed multiple businesses in various industries and has served as a Non-Executive Director on various ASX listed company boards and leading IPO teams. George is currently a Non-Executive Director of Errawarra Resources Ltd (ASX:ERW). Previously, he was joint-founder, non-executive director and General Manager of Apollo Consolidated Ltd, an ASX listed exploration company which was the subject of a successful $180 million takeover.

Joining the podcast today is Jeneta Owens, the Managing Director of Godolphin Resources (ASX:GRL).GRL is an established asset base of gold, copper and rare earths projects in Australia's best mining jurisdictionJeneta has over 15 years of mining and exploration experience, working on a range of deposit styles and commodities. For the last decade, her particular focus has been on porphyry copper-gold and epithermal gold exploration in NSW, leading exploration activities at Northparkes’ Cu-Au mine and Sandfire Resources’ NSW projects. Most recently, Ms Owens launched her own geological consultancy, conducting strategic and exploration planning as well as project evaluation for junior explorers.Ms Owens is a qualified geologist and member of both the AusIMM and AIG.

Joining the podcast today is Allan Stephens, the Exploration Manager at Perpetual Resources Perpetual Resources (ASX: PEC) is an ASX listed company pursuing exploration and development opportunities within the critical mineral sector.​Perpetual is active in exploring for lithium and other critical minerals in the Minas Gerais region of Brazil, where it has secured approximately 120km2 of highly prospective lithium exploration permits, within the pre-eminent lithium (spodumene) bearing region that has become known as Brazil’s “Lithium Valley".Allan brings over 9 years of extensive experience in the mining and exploration sector as a seasoned geologist. His career spans pivotal roles at leading mining entities such as BHP Group Limited, AngloGold Ashanti, and Northern Star Resources.In his recent tenure as the Western Australian Team Leader and Senior Consultant Geologist at MEC Mining, a leading geological consulting firm, Allan spearheaded exploration initiatives encompassing a diverse spectrum of commodities and deposit styles across Australia and West Africa.Experienced in grassroots lithium exploration projects within the Pilbara and Yilgarn regions, Allan has crafted and executed numerous successful exploration strategies for domestic and international mining firms. His profound insights have been instrumental in advancing exploration efforts, contributing significantly to the industry's growth.Allan holds a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Geology from the University of Western Australia. Additionally, he possesses a professional certificate in Environment, Sustainability, and Governance from AusIMM, underlining his commitment to industry best practices. Actively engaged in professional associations, Allan is a valued member of both AusIMM and the Australian Institute of Geoscientists (AIG).

Joining the podcast today is Hawsons Iron (ASX:HIO) CEO Tom Revy.Hawsons flagship project, the Hawsons Iron Project is set to supply one of the world’s highest-grade iron ore concentrate products to the global steel industry – essential to steelmakers transitioning to low-carbon ‘green steel’ production using renewables and less to no fossil fuels.Tom RevyBAppSc, MetallurgyGrad Diploma Businesss35 plus years’ experience in global resources sectorASX experience across mining (graphite, magnetite, gold)Corporate development and strategic planningEquity raising experience (ASX, AIM, JSE and IPOs)Project development experienceTechnical and financial project evaluation experience

Joining the podcast today is Edmund Ainscough, Managing Director at Lunnon Metals (ASX:LM8)Lunnon Metals is a gold/nickel explorer developer with an enviable position in one of the world’s great dual commodity belts, the St Ives (Au) / Kambalda (Ni) district. With over A$20M cash at hand, the company is enjoying considerable discovery success for gold and offers unrivalled leverage for investors to both gold and nickel discovery and development.