• ASX closes on a high with small caps up
  • Cobalt-play High Tech Metals lists on the ASX
  • Lincoln Minerals powers to the top of the small caps chart

 

By 4pm (AEDT) on Friday the S&P/ASX Emerging Companies index (XEC) — a benchmark for Australia’s micro-cap companies — was down 0.21%, though this failed to put a damper on it marking gains of 1.05% over the week.

 

ASX IPOs this week

High Tech Metals (ASX:HTM)

Listed: January 23

IPO: $4.7m at 20 cents/share

Battery metals-focused High-Tech Metals is the only IPO on the ASX this week and is currently trading up 3.7% to 21c after hitting a brief high of 21.5c.

The company is in the process of acquiring the Werner Lake cobalt project in northwestern Ontario, within the Kenora Mining District.

Initial plans include reviewing the existing exploration and geological data, drill targets not previously drilled and establish new drill targets at the Project.

New drill targets will be established using electromagnetic surveying to consider targets outside of the existing orebody, after which a reverse circulation and/or diamond drilling program will be conducted.

 

ASX Small cap winners:

Here are the best performing ASX small cap stocks for January 16-20:

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Last week’s second place winner for small cap stocks, Lincoln Minerals (ASX:LML), took the gold medal with a 863% gain to 6.6c.

The company, which remains a takeover target for QGL, is focused on progressing its advanced Kookaburra Gully project in South Australia, which has a 3.88Mt resource grading 12.6% TGC for 489,360t of contained graphite.

It is currently defining targets for drilling in 2023.

 

ASX Small cap losers:

Here are the worst performing ASX small cap stocks for January 16-20:

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