Ideon Technologies vice president of customer experience Kim Lawrence joins Small Caps to discuss its groundbreaking muon tomography technology.

The Canadian based company uses cosmic rays to detect ore bodies deep beneath the Earth's surface without disturbing the environment.

Ideon's non-invasive approach offers a wealth of benefits for the mining industry by reducing environmental impact by eliminating the need for extensive drilling, improved exploration efficiency providing a more comprehensive understanding of the subsurface, enabling miners to pinpoint ore bodies with greater precision and enhanced ore characterisation with detailed 3D imagery.

Ideon boasts a list of mining majors as clients with the likes of BHP, Rio Tinto Teck Resources, Glencore, NexGen and Vale, all using the company's technology.

For more information on Ideon Technologies:
https://ideon.ai/

Ideon Technologies vice president of customer experience Kim Lawrence joins Small Caps to discuss its groundbreaking muon tomography technology.
The Canadian based company uses cosmic rays to detect ore bodies deep beneath the Earth's surface without disturbing the environment.
Ideon's non-invasive approach offers a wealth of benefits for the mining industry by reducing environmental impact by eliminating the need for extensive drilling, improved exploration efficiency providing a more comprehensive understanding of the subsurface, enabling miners to pinpoint ore bodies with greater precision and enhanced ore characterisation with detailed 3D imagery.
Ideon boasts a list of mining majors as clients with the likes of BHP, Rio Tinto Teck Resources, Glencore, NexGen and Vale, all using the company's technology.
For more information on Ideon Technologies: <a href="https://ideon.ai/">https://ideon.ai/</a>

Small Caps is Australia's #1 site for investor news & information on ASX listed small cap companies. The podcast keeps investors informed by showcasing interviews with directors of ASX listed small cap companies and financial market analysts. For more information visit: https://smallcaps.com.au/.

Small Caps is Australia's #1 site for investor news &amp; information on ASX listed small cap companies. The podcast keeps investors informed by showcasing interviews with directors of ASX listed small cap companies and financial market analysts. For more information visit: https://smallcaps.com.au/.

The Small Caps podcast keeps stock market investors informed with the latest news by interviewing directors of ASX listed small cap companies and financial market analysts.

Small Caps

Small Caps is Australia's #1 site for investor news & information on ASX listed small cap companies.

The podcast keeps investors informed by showcasing interviews with directors of ASX listed small cap companies and financial market analysts.

For more information visit: https://smallcaps.com.au/

Ideon's x-ray like earth imaging used by BHP, Rio Tinto and Glencore to detect critical minerals (w/ Kim Lawrence)

RareX (ASX: REE) chief executive officer James Durrant joins Small Caps to discuss the company's plan to significantly increase its niobium exposure with the acquisition of a district-scale project in Western Australia.

Already the holder of significant niobium and rare earths resources at its Cummins Range project in northern WA, RareX has now added six highly prospective tenements at the new Khaleesi project.

Khaleesi is located along strike from the rich Ponton Dyke, which has returned some of Australia’s best rare earth intersections.

RareX is already preparing to fast-track an exploration program which will target areas of elevated niobium within the project area.

Niobium is a critical metal that is considered rare and difficult to find. It is attracting growing interest around the world as new uses for its many unique capabilities are uncovered.

The global niobium market size was valued at $3.5 billion in 2022 and is tipped to reach $4.3 billion in 2028, with a CAGR of 3.78% during 2024-2030.

Niobium has been listed as a critical metal in many jurisdictions due to it being an essential component in many high-strength corrosion-resistant low-alloy (HSLA) steels and superalloys and because of its high supply risk; a single country, Brazil, is responsible for over 90% of global niobium production.

New technology uses for the metal are expected to drive market growth in coming years.

Article:
https://smallcaps.com.au/rarex-secures-acquisition-historic-district-scale-khaleesi-niobium-project/

For more information on RareX:
https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-ree/

RareX (ASX: REE) chief executive officer James Durrant joins Small Caps to discuss the company's plan to significantly increase its niobium exposure with the acquisition of a district-scale project in Western Australia.
Already the holder of significant niobium and rare earths resources at its Cummins Range project in northern WA, RareX has now added six highly prospective tenements at the new Khaleesi project.
Khaleesi is located along strike from the rich Ponton Dyke, which has returned some of Australia’s best rare earth intersections.
RareX is already preparing to fast-track an exploration program which will target areas of elevated niobium within the project area.
Niobium is a critical metal that is considered rare and difficult to find. It is attracting growing interest around the world as new uses for its many unique capabilities are uncovered.
The global niobium market size was valued at $3.5 billion in 2022 and is tipped to reach $4.3 billion in 2028, with a CAGR of 3.78% during 2024-2030.
Niobium has been listed as a critical metal in many jurisdictions due to it being an essential component in many high-strength corrosion-resistant low-alloy (HSLA) steels and superalloys and because of its high supply risk; a single country, Brazil, is responsible for over 90% of global niobium production.
New technology uses for the metal are expected to drive market growth in coming years.
Article: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/rarex-secures-acquisition-historic-district-scale-khaleesi-niobium-project/">https://smallcaps.com.au/rarex-secures-acquisition-historic-district-scale-khaleesi-niobium-project/</a>
For more information on RareX: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-ree/">https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-ree/</a>

RareX (ASX: REE) acquires district-scale Khaleesi niobium project (w/ James Durrant)

Copper Search (ASX: CUS) chief executive officer Duncan Chessell joins Small Caps to discuss the company's upcoming drill program which will test to prime prospects at the Peake project.

Using a significant library of data and in-depth studies, Copper Search will focus on the large-scale Paradise Dam and Douglas Creek copper prospects which have been prioritised from an initial 40 geophysical anomalies.

Paradise Dam is estimated to have 3km of strike and was identified from structural analysis and an induced polarisation (IP) geophysics survey completed in January 2024.

The Douglas Creek prospect is a large-scale shallow classic IOCG- style coincident “magnetics and gravity” anomaly only recently cleared for drilling after consultation with the traditional owners over the last two years.

While copper prices have slid back from record highs in recent days as traders look to grab an early profit, analysts are forecasting they may have to hit as high as A$22,500 (US$15,000) per tonne due to supply constraints.

Along with its IOCG exploration activities, Copper Search is undertaking an early-stage geochemical sampling program to assess the gold potential on its Mt Denison claim.

Article:
https://smallcaps.com.au/copper-search-timely-drill-program-soaring-copper-prices/

For more information on Copper Search:
https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-cus/

Copper Search (ASX: CUS) chief executive officer Duncan Chessell joins Small Caps to discuss the company's upcoming drill program which will test to prime prospects at the Peake project.
Using a significant library of data and in-depth studies, Copper Search will focus on the large-scale Paradise Dam and Douglas Creek copper prospects which have been prioritised from an initial 40 geophysical anomalies.
Paradise Dam is estimated to have 3km of strike and was identified from structural analysis and an induced polarisation (IP) geophysics survey completed in January 2024.
The Douglas Creek prospect is a large-scale shallow classic IOCG- style coincident “magnetics and gravity” anomaly only recently cleared for drilling after consultation with the traditional owners over the last two years.
While copper prices have slid back from record highs in recent days as traders look to grab an early profit, analysts are forecasting they may have to hit as high as A$22,500 (US$15,000) per tonne due to supply constraints.
Along with its IOCG exploration activities, Copper Search is undertaking an early-stage geochemical sampling program to assess the gold potential on its Mt Denison claim.
Article: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/copper-search-timely-drill-program-soaring-copper-prices/">https://smallcaps.com.au/copper-search-timely-drill-program-soaring-copper-prices/</a>
For more information on Copper Search: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-cus/">https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-cus/</a>

Copper Search (ASX: CUS) set to begin game-changing copper hunt in South Australia (w/ Duncan Chessell)

Latrobe Magnesium (ASX: LMG) chief executive officer David Paterson joins Small Caps to discuss the company's success in producing a world first batch of magnesium oxide from fly ash, a waste resource from local brown coal power generation in Victoria.

The recent successful commissioning of the first phase of its 1000-tonnes per annum Stage 1 demonstration plant in Victoria and the production of the magnesium oxide has demonstrated Latrobe's unique technology, while bringing in a capital via the sale of the environmentally friendly product.

The early-stage magnesium oxide production is being sold under an agreement to WA-based specialist company Rainstorm Dust Control.

After achieving this initial success, Latrobe is now focused on undertaking a bankable feasibility study and financing discussions in relation to a 10,000-tonnes per annum Stage 2 commercial plant.

Latrobe's hydromet technology extracts magnesium from brown coal fly ash and ferro-nickel slag tailings and converts the unwanted waste resource into saleable products.

The company is able to produce magnesium while emitting 60% less CO2 than the industry average.

Article:
https://smallcaps.com.au/latrobe-magnesium-produces-worlds-first-batch-magnesium-oxide-fly-ash/

For more information on Latrobe Magnesium:
https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-lmg/

Latrobe Magnesium (ASX: LMG) chief executive officer David Paterson joins Small Caps to discuss the company's success in producing a world first batch of magnesium oxide from fly ash, a waste resource from local brown coal power generation in Victoria.
The recent successful commissioning of the first phase of its 1000-tonnes per annum Stage 1 demonstration plant in Victoria and the production of the magnesium oxide has demonstrated Latrobe's unique technology, while bringing in a capital via the sale of the environmentally friendly product.
The early-stage magnesium oxide production is being sold under an agreement to WA-based specialist company Rainstorm Dust Control.
After achieving this initial success, Latrobe is now focused on undertaking a bankable feasibility study and financing discussions in relation to a 10,000-tonnes per annum Stage 2 commercial plant.
Latrobe's hydromet technology extracts magnesium from brown coal fly ash and ferro-nickel slag tailings and converts the unwanted waste resource into saleable products.
The company is able to produce magnesium while emitting 60% less CO2 than the industry average.
Article: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/latrobe-magnesium-produces-worlds-first-batch-magnesium-oxide-fly-ash/">https://smallcaps.com.au/latrobe-magnesium-produces-worlds-first-batch-magnesium-oxide-fly-ash/</a>
For more information on Latrobe Magnesium: <a href="https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-lmg/">https://smallcaps.com.au/stocks/asx-lmg/</a>

Ideon's x-ray like earth imaging used by BHP, Rio Tinto and Glencore to detect critical minerals (w/ Kim Lawrence)

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