Filip Karinja
Filip is the founder of Small Caps and Cap Raise. He provides analysis on the global economy, geopolitical matters, commodities and equities. Filip has many years experience as a professional share market investor and trader.
Saudi Arabia to spend US$3b acquiring global mining assets in 2023
In an effort to diversify its economy away from oil and secure access to strategic minerals, Saudi Arabia has established a new company that will invest in global mining assets. According to a statement released on Wednesday, the sovereign wealth fund (PIF – Public Investment Fund) and state miner Ma’aden have signed an agreement to […]
FansUnite Entertainment sets new revenue record, cash flow positive
FansUnite Entertainment (OTCQX: FUNFF) has generated $20.08 million of revenue for the nine months ended 30 September 2022, and achieved its first cash flow positive quarter from operations. The maiden cash flow positive quarter was achieved in Q1 FY2022, and amounted to approximately $0.5 million. FansUnite also produced a gross margin of roughly 48% for […]
Microsoft buys 4% stake in London Stock Exchange
Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) has entered into a 10-year strategic partnership with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSE: LSEG) – including scooping up a 4% stake in the exchange. The partnership will reportedly help Microsoft generate an additional US$5 billion in revenue and will co-build a “centralised, financial data platform,” which is described as being an […]
Mineral explorers and developers embracing ESG standards at faster rate in 2022
It is expected mineral explorers and developers worldwide will be embracing environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards at a faster pace during 2022, according to ESG Capital managing director Steve Morgan. “There are still some knowledge gaps that exist in this segment of the market in terms of how to go about it, but there […]
Nickel prices surge amid high demand and eroding supply
Nickel prices continue to rise sharply as demand for the metal peaks against shrinking inventories worldwide. The double demands of stainless steel and lithium-ion batteries have increased nickel purchases, while at the same time stocks held in London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses decreased. LME inventories are currently at their lowest since late 2019, with stocks […]
Political turmoil in Kazakhstan upends uranium and energy markets
Violent protests in Kazakhstan, which is a major producer of oil, coal, natural gas and uranium have seen spot prices jump dramatically. Kazakhstan supplies 43% of the world’s uranium and the unrest has seen uranium prices rise 3.89% since Wednesday to US$45.40 per pound. National Kazakhstan entity and the world’s largest producer and seller of […]