The Vox Markets Podcast

Zak Mir talks to Sumit Rai, CEO Blackbird (BIRD), in the wake of his recent appointment at the company. He describes how video editing software elevate.io is the companies main focus and the latest phase of the product’s rollout

In this week’s live smallcap show, UK equity analyst & markets commentator Paul Scott & I discussed our latest thoughts on 25 stock ideas.
00:00 Recent buys: Cavendish Financial, Quartix and Brave Bison
04:55 Motorpoint & Foxtons
08:30 Volex
11:10 Cerillion
15:25 Metro Bank
20:10 Chemring
23:30 Qinetiq
24:55 SRT Marine
29:50 Seeing Machines
34:50 Synectics
39:40 Videndum
42:45 AB Dynamics
46:40 Mountain View Estates
48:35 Funding Circle
52:05 DFS Furniture & health of UK consumer
57:05 B&M Retail
59:20 WH Smith
1:01:55 Ingenta
1:05:55 Wise
1:10:40 Solid State
1:15:20 Dialight
1:19:00 Plus500
1:20:40 IG Group
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Cadence Minerals has received the operating licence for its Azteca iron ore plant in Brazil, meaning it is now permitted to begin production. Subject to the delivery of a final tranche of previously-agreed non-dilutive funding Cadence will now ramp up production at Azteca in short order, with the aim of hitting a rate of 380,000 tonnes. This is just the first step though in a series of much more ambitious plans for the development of the wider Amapa project. This could eventually be producing 5.5 million tonnes per year. Cadence’s chief executive Kiran Morzaria joins Vox to tell us what happens next.

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Rift Helium has commenced its 3D seismic survey on the Upepo project in Tanzania. This extensive survey will provide the knowledge base for an updated resource due out next year, and that in turn will be followed by drilling. So, there’s a lot to play for here, but the signs are good. Upepo already boasts a P50 resource of 19 billion cubic feet, and it’s in an area that’s already well-established for helium. Charlie Fitzroy, Rift’s chief executive, joins Vox to tell us more

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Winshear Metals has commenced drilling at the Portsoy project in Scotland, where previous work has identified highly attractive grades of nickel and copper. The company has been using downhole electromagnetic surveying to generate targets and is now drilling the most attractive area. Chief executive Richard Williams joins Vox to tell us more about it, and to outline what happens next