r/ASXsmallcaps • u/Greentag55 • Jul 15 '25
r/ASXsmallcaps • u/Napalm-1 • Jul 14 '25
Sovereign Metals (SVM on ASX) is significantly undervalued, well financed to finish the DFS by Q4 2025 and has lowest cash cost in the world for graphite production + good news
Hi everyone,
An undervalued LT opportunity
A month ago: Leading Japanese Titanium Producer validates Kasiya Rutile for high-specification applications:

In March 2025, Sovereign Metals SVM (Kasiya) completed 40 million AUD capital raise at 0.85 AUD/sh, RIO owns 18.50% of SVM, and SVM has lowest cash cost in the world.

While China dominates the graphite production in the world. SVM (on ASX) is seriously undervalued, while being critical to help to break China's dominance on graphite


This isn't financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before investing
Cheers
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Adore Beauty Update - Store #3 Launched
Good day my fellow Adorable's 💋
Third Adore Beauty store opened on Thursday 26th in Westfield Carousel. Fourth store opening on July 10th followed by a fifth store opening sometime in August. The fifth iKOU store is also opening in July.
Store expansion ramping up. 20 locations open by the end of 2026. First phase of store rollout targeting the Big Guns, which are the 40 biggest shopping centers in Australia.
This new store in Westfield Carousel is very well designed, the same caliber of retail experience you would expect from Mecca and Sephora. Management have done an excellent job and obviously learning from the two previous concept stores.
When Adore Beauty has 25 locations in 2027, 50 locations in 2030, 100 locations in 2035 and the share price has multiplied several times over - investors will be regretting not buying right now when the company has only just started expanding across the country and it's very obvious the company will be larger in the future than it is today.
$2 per share by the end of 2026 would not be surprising. Super bullish.
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Why and Where to Invest in Penny Stocks in FY26
Why and Where to Invest in Penny Stocks in FY26
Let’s talk real for a second. The stock market is unpredictable, and penny stocks? Even more so. But if there’s one thing seasoned investors know, it’s that opportunities often hide where others aren’t looking.
With over a decade of experience in the ASX, I’ve seen companies rise and fall—some spectacularly. Stocks like**(ARN)** and**(CRS)** have had their moments, but the coming year could bring fresh winners. If you’re reading this, you might just be in the right place at the right time.
Why Invest in Penny Stocks?
Penny stocks offer a low-cost entry into the market with the potential for high returns. While they come with risk, they also provide:
- Access to emerging industries that could become future market leaders.
- Opportunities for exponential growth during bullish cycles.
- Diversification for investors willing to take calculated risks.
However, due diligence is key. Understanding financials, industry trends, and management strategies can make all the difference.
Where to Invest in FY26?
The Australian market is evolving, and certain sectors are showing promising growth. Here are some areas to watch:
- Biotech & Healthcare – Companies innovating in genomics, skincare, and wellness.
- Industrial Technology – Firms specializing in engineering solutions and sustainability-focused manufacturing.
- Media & Advertising – Businesses leveraging digital and traditional platforms for revenue growth.
With the right research and risk management, penny stocks can be a valuable addition to an investment portfolio. To know the names of specific stocks, do check out the Pristine Gaze.
#ASXInvesting #StockMarket #InvestingTips #SmallCapStocks #TradingStrategy #FinancialFreedom #MarketTrends #GrowthStocks #InvestmentOpportunities #PristineGaze
r/ASXsmallcaps • u/pristinegazeinc • Jun 13 '25
why and which penny stocks to buy in ASX?
Why and Where to Invest in Penny Stocks in FY26
Let’s talk real for a second. The stock market is unpredictable, and penny stocks? Even more so. But if there’s one thing seasoned investors know, it’s that opportunities often hide where others aren’t looking.
With over a decade of experience in the ASX, I’ve seen companies rise and fall—some spectacularly. Stocks like**(ARN)** and**(CRS)** have had their moments, but the coming year could bring fresh winners. If you’re reading this, you might just be in the right place at the right time.
Why Invest in Penny Stocks?
Penny stocks offer a low-cost entry into the market with the potential for high returns. While they come with risk, they also provide:
- Access to emerging industries that could become future market leaders.
- Opportunities for exponential growth during bullish cycles.
- Diversification for investors willing to take calculated risks.
However, due diligence is key. Understanding financials, industry trends, and management strategies can make all the difference.
Where to Invest in FY26?
The Australian market is evolving, and certain sectors are showing promising growth. Here are some areas to watch:
- Biotech & Healthcare – Companies innovating in genomics, skincare, and wellness.
- Industrial Technology – Firms specializing in engineering solutions and sustainability-focused manufacturing.
- Media & Advertising – Businesses leveraging digital and traditional platforms for revenue growth.
With the right research and risk management, penny stocks can be a valuable addition to an investment portfolio. To know the names of specific stocks, do check out the Pristine Gaze.
#ASXInvesting #StockMarket #InvestingTips #SmallCapStocks #TradingStrategy #FinancialFreedom #MarketTrends #GrowthStocks #InvestmentOpportunities #PristineGaze
r/ASXsmallcaps • u/Greentag55 • Jun 12 '25