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Vox Markets is revolutionising the way companies engage with all classes of shareholders. Listen here to interviews with company executives and sell-side analysts and fund managers discuss their investment insights.
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2419: Finseta Interview - Last week’s positive FY’25 results and ‘in line’ outlook
Jun 1100:18:08Tap to summarizeIn this upbeat interview, CEO James Hickman and CFO Andrew Richards of Finseta – a specialist B2B payments and foreign exchange platform - take me through last week’s positive FY’25 results and ‘in line’ outlook.00:00 Business growth drivers and Finseta’s key USPs05:00 Financial highlights & 54% expansion in corporate sales to £7.1m (57% of group)08:40 Commercialisation and new product strategies13:30 FY’26 outlook, valuation & closing remarks
Transcribe →2418: ECR fine-tunes gold production process at Raglan
Jun 1000:12:17Tap to summarizeECR Minerals is up and running and producing gold at its Raglan project in Australia. The company has been busy fine-tuning operations there in the past few weeks, shooting a Lidar survey and consulting an expert in alluvial projects for ideas on making further efficiencies. Meanwhile, the company is also moving closer to production at the much larger Maddens project, where grades have run as high as 25 grams per tonne in the past. ECR's executive chairman Nick Tulloch joins Vox to tell us more.
Transcribe →2417: Mindflair benefits as a key investment, CameraMatics secures €48m growth investment
Jun 1000:10:21Tap to summarizeMindflair plc (AIM: MFAI) has just benefited from its sixth SVV1 portfolio realisation. CameraMatics, the AI-powered fleet intelligence platform, has completed a €48m growth round led by Blume Equity, alongside the Irish Strategic Investment Fund and Goodbody Capital Partners. In conversation with Vox Markets, Director Nicholas Lee explains what the deal means for shareholders and why Mindflair is now debt-free.
Transcribe →2416: Will Great Western Mining's OTC listing boost liquidity?
Jun 800:08:21Tap to summarizeGreat Western Mining is gearing up for a major drilling campaign on its Nevada tungsten properties, due to commence shortly. In the meantime, though, the company has listed its shares on the OTC in the USA in a bid to attract interest from US investors. The thinking is that at a time of increasing anxiety about supplies of critical minerals, like tungsten, US investors will favour a US-based project. Great Western's Brian Hall joins Vox to tell us more
Transcribe →2415: Pinnacle Silver & Gold: Gold recoveries better than 97% at El Potrero
Jun 800:10:00Tap to summarizeA second round of metallurgical testwork at Pinnacle Silver & Gold's El Potrero project in Mexico has demonstrated that gold recoveries across the three main veins are likely to run higher than 97%. Meanwhile, underground drilling at El Potrero continues, part of an 108-hole programme. Pinnacle's chief executive Bob Archer joins Vox to provide more details
Transcribe →2414: KEFI Gold and Copper: Could a district-scale play now emerge around Tulu Kapi?
Jun 800:18:26Tap to summarizeKEFI Gold and Copper's (KEFI) annual report and accounts have been released for the year to December 2025, and the company's chairman, Harry Anagnostaras-Adams has taken the opportunity to update investors on progress at the Tulu Kapi project as well as in Saudi Arabia. The construction process is now well underway at Tulu Kapi, and the low projected cost per ounce means that annual EBITDA could run anywhere in the range of US$355 million up to nearly US$700 million. While construction is going on, though, serious exploration will once again resume, as the company attempts to prove that Tulu Kapi isn't just a one-off, but is in fact the first in a district-scale play.
Transcribe →2413: Is EGT now set for revenues of £50m?
Jun 300:11:52Tap to summarizeWatch on YouTubeEuropean Green Transition's founder and executive chairman Cathal Friel joins Vox to talk about the company's latest set of financial results - for the full year to December 2025 - and to lay out his vision for where EGT goes next. Last year was about building a foundation on which to conduct significant M&A, and in 2026 EGT has duly delivered on that vision. It has acquired a major wind services business operating in Ireland and the UK, and Friel is optimistic that revenues can go to £50 million in the medium term. EGT is already moving away from the start-up phase, and is now in a period of sustained consolidation and growth.
Transcribe →2412: RentGuarantor Revenues Surge 155%
Jun 300:10:34Tap to summarizeWatch on YoutubeRentGuarantor has reported a sharp acceleration in trading, including record May revenue, strong contract growth and its first positive monthly EBITDA since AIM admission. In this interview, CEO Paul Foy discusses whether the Renters’ Rights Act has created a structural demand shift, how the new damage-cover offering changes the model, and whether AI can help the company scale profitably without weakening risk controls.
Transcribe →2411: Poolbeg Pharma: What US Payers Really Said
Jun 300:14:41Tap to summarizeWatch on YouTubeIndependent US payer research commissioned by Poolbeg Pharma shows strong commercial backing for POLB 001 — a first-in-class preventative for cancer immunotherapy-induced CRS. Chris from Acumentis Global on what payers said, and what it means for the commercial opportunity ahead.
Transcribe →2410: Great Southern Copper targets district-scale porphyry system in Chile
Jun 200:23:59Tap to summarizeWatch on YouTubeGreat Southern Copper has just initiated a new programme of drilling on its Chilean portfolio of assets, targeting the Victoria prospect on the wider Especularita project. Recent drilling undertaken by Great Southern nearby to Victoria has confirmed the presence of a copper-porphyry-style alteration system and the wider area is highly prospective as a district-scale play. Great Southern's chief executive Sam Garrett joins Vox to tell us what success would look like, and where the company goes from here.
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