🚨 Small Cap Breaking News You Can’t Miss! 🚨
Here’s a quick rundown of the latest updates from standout small-cap companies making big moves today.
PyroGenesis has signed a new order with a U.S. additive manufacturing company for its “fine cut” titanium powder produced through its patented NexGen™ plasma atomization system.
This comes just days after announcing a half-tonne order for its “coarse cut” powder—signaling rising demand across aerospace, medical, and consumer sectors.
The shipment is already en route, marking another step in expanding PyroGenesis’ growing metal-powder business. CEO Peter Pascali says this demonstrates strong momentum as the 3D-printing titanium market continues its climb toward a projected USD $1.4B by 2032.
NorthWest Copper released new near-surface drill results from its flagship Kwanika project in B.C., reinforcing the case for a high-grade starter pit.
The standout hit: 58m of 0.96% copper + 1.04 g/t gold (1.92% CuEq) starting at just 94m depth.
All three drill holes confirmed strong continuity in higher-grade zones—key to improving project economics ahead of an upcoming updated PEA.
Management says the results support a more focused, high-grade development strategy in one of the most important copper regions in Canada.
Rackla Metals delivered its strongest intercept of the year at the Grad property:
10.5m of 2.56 g/t gold, including 1.5m of 8.45 g/t in hole G25-009.
While the system shows high-grade potential, Rackla acknowledges geological complexity and the need for more work to pin down continuity at depth.
The company is refining its model ahead of a methodical 2026 exploration program in the underexplored Tombstone Gold Belt, supported by strong community partnerships with the Sahtu Dene First Nation.
Great Pacific Gold reported one of its strongest drill results yet at its Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea.
Hole WDG-14 returned 9.5m of 13.8 g/t AuEq, including 3.9m of 32.16 g/t AuEq, confirming a high-grade shoot at depth.
With camp upgrades nearly complete and a second drill rig arriving in January, GPAC is gearing up for a major expansion of exploration across its 15-km structural corridor.
Miata Metals announced a major step forward at its Sela Creek Gold Project in Suriname.
A 500m step-out confirmed the mineralized Jons Trend now spans 750m x 250m, with every drill hole hitting gold so far.
Strong new results include 54m at 1.04 g/t gold and multiple wide intervals across several holes.
With the system open in all directions and deeper structures extending to ~1.5km, Miata is preparing a two-rig program for early 2026 to accelerate the discovery potential of what may become Suriname’s next major gold district.
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🔥 PyroGenesis (TSX: PYR) Secures New Titanium Powder Contract🔥 NorthWest Copper (TSXV: NWST) Sharpens High-Grade Potential at Kwanika🔥 Rackla Metals (TSXV: RAK) Hits Best Gold Interval of 2025 at Grad🔥 Great Pacific Gold (TSXV: GPAC) Delivers Standout 9.5m at 13.8 g/t AuEq at Wild Dog🔥 Miata Metals (CSE: MMET) Doubles Gold Footprint at Sela Creek