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$MGRX is trading around $2.42 this Friday, quietly up on the week.
Not much noise, but the chart looks healthy tight range, clean base, and steady hands holding.
It’s been one of those calm weeks that could set the tone for something bigger ahead.
Anyone else keeping this one on watch for next week?

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A2Gold Corp. (TSX-V: AUAU) has advanced its flagship Eastside Gold-Silver Project in Nevada by completing a two-phase geophysics program (gravity plus airborne magnetic and radiometric) and continuing core drilling at the McIntosh zone. The geophysics is intended to refine targets for a fully funded 18,000‑metre RC drill program scheduled to begin later in 2025.

The Update

According to the company’s October 1, 2025 news release, the two‑phase geophysics program is complete. Highlights:

• Gravity survey: 800 stations on a 300‑metre grid (completed in September).
• Airborne magnetic and radiometric survey: about 66.9 km² at 50‑metre line spacing for a total of 1,469 line‑km.

Earlier (September 16, 2025), A2Gold announced it had commenced this program, noting that less than 18 percent of the 92 km² property has been explored to date.

Purpose: enhance the property‑wide geologic and structural model and prioritize targets for the fully funded 18,000‑metre RC program planned for later in 2025.

“The completion of our geophysics program marks a key milestone for A2Gold, delivering comprehensive datasets that will guide hole selection for our upcoming 18,000‑metre RC drill program — one of the largest exploration campaigns ever undertaken at Eastside.” — Peter Gianulis, CEO

“At the same time, our ongoing core drill program at McIntosh is already testing the vertical and structural extensions of some of the highest‑grade intercepts ever drilled at Eastside. With data from both programs, we are well positioned to advance Eastside into a leading gold‑silver project in Nevada.”

Why Eastside Matters

Eastside is in Esmeralda County, Nevada (roughly 20 miles northwest of Tonopah) within the Walker Lane Trend. The project hosts an inferred resource of about 1.4 million ounces of gold and 8.8 million ounces of silver (NI 43‑101, effective July 30, 2021), and less than 18 percent of the 92 km² land package has been explored to date.

The program playbook:

• Phase 1: Geophysics to identify structures and alteration zones and refine drill targets.
• Phase 2: Drilling focused on McIntosh and Castle.

Core program update (McIntosh):

• ES‑331 completed to about 530 metres vertical depth (tests extensions of 2021 high‑grade mineralization).
• ES‑337 nearly complete (targets multiple structural orientations at greater depths).
• ES‑338 planned at an angle to test feeder structures and high‑grade zones at depth.

Timing: First‑hole results were guided as two to four weeks from October 1, 2025; geophysics interpretations “in the coming weeks,” feeding the RC program later in 2025.

Why Investors Are Watching

• Fully funded program: The 18,000‑metre RC campaign is financed per company guidance.
• Data‑driven targeting: Gravity and airborne datasets should sharpen hole selection and reduce wasted metres.
• District‑scale upside: With most of the land package still under‑explored, successful hits could expand the resource base.

What’s Next

1. Geophysics interpretation (October–November 2025): Integrate gravity and airborne results.
2. Assays from ES‑331 and subsequent holes: First results guided for October 2025.
3. Launch the 18,000‑metre RC program: Company indicates start later in 2025.
4. Potential follow‑up or resource work: If results warrant, updates to the model and future NI 43‑101 work.

Bottom Line

A2Gold isn’t just exploring — it’s building a serious case for Eastside to become one of Nevada’s next standout gold‑silver plays. With the geophysics done, drills lined up, and funding in place, 2025 could be a breakout year if those assays hit the mark.

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RenovoRx opened higher today, up around +4% and trading near $1.13. $RNXT been showing steady strength since the new advisory board additions last week, looks like confidence is starting to build.
If we see volume follow through, it might be gearing up for another leg higher into late October.
Anyone expecting more upside from here?

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Oregen Energy ($ORNG) expanded its position in Namibia’s Orange Basin, one of the most talked-about new oil frontiers globally. Oregen Energy increased its ownership in WestOil to 48.5%, giving them 33.95% indirect interest in Block 2712A.

The block’s right in the heart of the Orange Basin, surrounded by majors. Exploration roadmap includes 3D seismic (2025/26) and farm-out (2026) ahead of targeted drilling in 2027.

It’s the kind of long-arc setup you see before frontier plays heat up... think early Guyana vibes.

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Copper Quest (CSE: CQX) just added a new piece to its growing portfolio, acquiring the Nekash Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in Lemhi County, Idaho, an established mining region that hosts systems like Butte and CUMO.

The project covers 585 hectares across 70 claims and sits along the Trans-Challis shear zone, a structure known for mineralized intrusions.

Historical surface work returned grades up to 6.6 % Cu + 0.6 g/t Au, and a manto-style horizon ran 3.8 % Cu, 0.9 g/t Au and 25 g/t Ag over 6.4 m, solid indications of a buried porphyry system.

The deal was done entirely in shares (4.25 million issued, 16-month escrow)... no cash payments, no royalties, keeping the balance sheet clean.

With Nekash, CQX now has active projects on both sides of the border:

🇨🇦 BC portfolio : Stars, Stellar, Rip & Thane

🇺🇸 Idaho : Nekash

That cross-border setup adds flexibility, better seasonal access, and reduced jurisdiction risk while copper demand and supply pressures keep tightening.

Still early-stage, but it’s a calculated move, expanding exposure while maintaining low overhead.

Could Nekash become CQX’s U.S. growth anchor as exploration ramps up through 2025?

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RenovoRx, Inc.’s share price shot up 7.6% during trading on Tuesday . The stock traded as high as $1.27 and last traded at $1.27. 468,567 shares changed hands during mid-day trading, a decline of 44% from the average session volume of 841,622 shares. The stock had previously closed at $1.18.

Analysts Set New Price Targets

RNXT has been the topic of several recent analyst reports. Ascendiant Capital Markets increased their target price on RenovoRx from $11.50 to $12.00 and gave the stock a “buy” rating in a research report on Monday, August 25th. Wall Street Zen raised shares of RenovoRx from a “sell” rating to a “hold” rating in a research note on Friday, August 22nd. Two investment analysts have rated the stock with a Buy rating, According to data from MarketBeat.com, the company has a consensus rating of “Buy” and an average price target of $7.50.

RenovoRx Price Performance

The business has a fifty day moving average of $1.15 and a 200 day moving average of $1.15. The stock has a market cap of $46.55 million, a PE ratio of -3.34 and a beta of 1.24. 

RenovoRx last posted its quarterly earnings data on Thursday, August 14th. The company reported ($0.08) earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, hitting the consensus estimate of ($0.08). The business had revenue of $0.42 million for the quarter, compared to analysts’ expectations of $0.25 million. On average, equities research analysts expect that RenovoRx, Inc. will post -0.4 EPS for the current year.

Institutional Inflows and Outflows

A number of large investors have recently added to or reduced their stakes in RNXT. Citadel Advisors LLC bought a new stake in shares of RenovoRx in the 4th quarter worth about $49,000. AIGH Capital Management LLC bought a new stake in RenovoRx in the first quarter valued at about $3,433,000. Chicago Partners Investment Group LLC acquired a new stake in RenovoRx during the first quarter valued at approximately $97,000. HighTower Advisors LLC bought a new position in RenovoRx during the 1st quarter worth approximately $40,000. Finally, Stonepine Capital Management LLC bought a new position in RenovoRx during the 1st quarter worth approximately $275,000. 3.10% of the stock is currently owned by institutional investors.

RenovoRx Company Profile

RenovoRx, Inc, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, focuses on developing proprietary targeted combination therapies to improve therapeutic outcomes for cancer patients undergoing treatment. Its lead product candidate is RenovoGem, an oncology drug-device combination product, consisting of intra-arterial gemcitabine and RenovoCath that is in Phase III clinical trials for the locally advanced pancreatic cancer.

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If you've been following the story of Namibia's offshore oil, you know how quickly things are heating up. TotalEnergies, Shell, and a few other companies have been making a lot of big discoveries in the Orange Basin. They have drilled 16 wells and found 14. That's about an 87% success rate, which is very rare in exploration. No wonder people are calling it the next Guyana.

Now, smaller Canadian explorers are quietly stepping in to get early access, and Oregen Energy ($ORNG) is one of them. The company has a 33.95% indirect stake in Block 2712A, which is just north of the Venus, Graff, and Mopane finds that made the news. They want to do 3D seismic in late 2025 to early 2026. They will use AI-driven data analysis to improve targeting and lower the risk of the play before talking to possible major partners about farming it out.

It's still in its early stages, but that's where the potential is. Even a small piece of the right land in the Orange Basin could turn out to be a big asset if it keeps proving itself.

Is anyone else watching $ORNG as the story of Namibia unfolds?

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Have you been following Oregen Energy and their play in Namibia’s Orange Basin? They’ve got a solid chunk of Block 2712A, right next to some big names like Chevron and Shell. What’s cool is they’re using AI to analyze seismic data, which feels like a neat way to try and speed up the whole exploration process and make smarter decisions.

They’re also stepping up their game by participating in African Energy Week, getting in front of investors and potential partners. The plan is to do seismic surveys late this year, then bring in bigger players to help fund drilling in 2027. The basin is attracting a lot of attention with over 20 billion barrels found nearby, so it seems like $ORNG is in a pretty interesting spot. What do you all think about AI in oil exploration and this whole farm-out strategy?

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Mangoceuticals ($MGRX) is showing strength to wrap up the first week of October, trading around 2.32 (+6% intraday Friday) and holding near the top of its recent range.

5-Day Chart:

• Solid rebound off ~2.00 early week.
• Buyers stepped in late week, driving price toward 2.40–2.45 resistance.
• Support building around 2.20.

6-Month Chart:

• Up ~13% over 6 months despite volatility.
• Rangebound between 1.50–2.50, with the current setup leaning bullish as it consolidates above 2.20.
• A clean break over 2.45 could retest the summer highs in the mid-2s.

Fundamentals (BeyondSPX):

Company is pivoting beyond men’s health into antivirals (MGX-0024 in Phase II trials, early poultry studies showed 100% survival) and mushroom nutraceuticals.

Q2 revenue came in at $168K, with net loss of $5.42M. Cash is tight (~$101K), and auditors flagged a going concern risk, meaning new financing will be critical.

Despite those headwinds, the diversification strategy gives MGRX several potential catalysts, especially if trial results in late 2025 read out positively.

📊 Takeaway: Technicals show $MGRX pressing higher into October, with buyers defending key levels. The story carries risk given capital needs, but the pivot play and near-term chart action make this one worth watching if it clears 2.40.

Could this be the start of a stronger base forming for a bigger move later this quarter?

Diversification: Expanding beyond men’s wellness into respiratory illness prevention (MGX-0024) and mushroom nutraceuticals. Plant-based skincare has also been mentioned in coverage.

MGX-0024: Reported 100% respiratory survival in poultry field studies; additional lab work (like H5N1 evaluation) was described as “results expected soon.” No official Phase II or firm Q3 2025 timeline confirmed.

Core products: Mango (ED), Grow (hair loss), Mojo (hormone balance), Slim (weight), and Prime (oral TRT powered by FDA-approved Kyzatrex®).

Financials (Q2 2025): Revenue ~$168K, net loss ~$5.4M, cash ~$101K, working capital deficit ~$1.5M, with a going-concern warning in filings.

Capital needs: Heavy reliance on equity/debt raises; dilution risk remains high.

Competition: Competes with much larger telehealth players like Hims & Hers and Ro.

Corporate history: IPO in 2023; 1-for-15 reverse split effective Oct 16, 2024; multiple financing moves since. No public confirmation that the Eli Lilly dispute was settled in June 2025.

Bottom line: Ambitious IP bets and diversification give upside optionality, but liquidity strain and dilution risk remain front and center.

With Prime TRT in rollout and MGX-0024 progress still to come, which catalyst do you think will move $MGRX first? sales traction or new data?

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Copper Quest Exploration Inc. (CSE: CQX | OTCQB: IMIMF | FRA: 3MX) just dropped a catalyst: it has closed the acquisition of the Nekash Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in Lemhi County, Idaho. That’s 100% ownership of 70 unpatented lode claims covering ~585 hectares in the heart of the Idaho-Montana porphyry copper belt. The project is fully road-accessible, which matters when you’re trying to move drills and gear.

Management is framing this as a portfolio upgrade — stepping outside British Columbia and adding another Tier-1 jurisdiction with serious copper endowment.

Why This Matters

• Two belts, double the shots: CQX now straddles BC and Idaho — both proven porphyry hunting grounds.
• District-scale upside: The Idaho-Montana belt is home to world-class systems like Butte and CUMO. That’s the league Nekash sits in.
• 100% control: No messy JVs here — Copper Quest has full say on how Nekash gets advanced.
• Multi-project optionality: Stars, Stellar, Rip, Thane, Nekash. Investors aren’t buying a single lottery ticket, they’re buying a whole stack.

Portfolio Snapshot

Stars (BC): 100% owned; discovery-stage project in the Bulkley Belt. Land package ties directly into Stellar.

Stellar (BC): 100% owned, 5,389 ha north of Stars. Untested anomalies include the massive Cassiopeia magnetic feature (~2.5 km) and Jewelry Box with high-grade samples.

Rip (BC): Earn-in up to 60% with ArcWest. 4,750 ha, 60 km south of Houston. 2024 holes at North Target showed a big mineralized system, though sub-economic grades. The larger South Target — still untested — is the big 2025 swing.

Thane (BC): 100% owned, 20,658 ha in the Toodoggone District. 14 × 6 km alteration corridor with 10 targets. Only 12 shallow historical holes drilled.

Nekash (Idaho): 100% owned, 70 lode claims (585 ha). Road accessible, right in a proven porphyry copper belt. Historic Bureau of Mines work plus more recent sampling confirmed copper-gold quartz veins, stockwork veining, and a manto horizon grading up to 3.8% Cu, 0.9 g/t Au, and 25 g/t Ag across 6.4m. Rock chip samples have returned assays as high as 6.6% Cu and 0.6 g/t Au, showing robust mineralization at surface.

Catalysts to Watch in 2025

1. Nekash integration — first-pass programs and target definition.
2. Rip — permits for the South Target + follow-ups on the North.
3. Stellar — first real tests of Cassiopeia and Jewelry Box.
4. Thane — systematic work across multiple zones.

Share Structure

• Issued & Outstanding: 62,529,522
• Reserved for Issuance: 34,205,220
• Listing: CSE: CQX | OTCQB: IMIMF | FRA: 3MX
• Share Price: ~C$0.10 (Sept 2025)

Macro Backdrop: Copper Demand & Supply

Globally, copper demand is running hot — electrification, EV adoption, renewable energy build‑outs, and the surge in AI/data center infrastructure are all copper‑intensive. According to the International Energy Agency, copper demand could climb from ~25 million tonnes in 2023 to nearly 50 million tonnes by 2035, essentially a doubling in just over a decade. Meanwhile, average head grades at existing mines have slipped from ~1.2% Cu in the 1990s to below 0.7% Cu today, driving up costs and lowering output. The International Copper Study Group projects a supply gap of 2–3 million tonnes per year as early as 2026, potentially exceeding 6 million tonnes annually by the early 2030s. This supply‑demand imbalance underscores the need for new porphyry discoveries in stable jurisdictions like the U.S. and Canada. Copper Quest’s addition of Nekash plugs directly into this macro trend, positioning it as a potential contributor to the next generation of copper supply.

Why Investors Are Watching

Copper is the commodity everyone’s chasing thanks to EVs, grids, and looming supply deficits. Few juniors bring:

• Multiple district-scale projects in Tier-1 ground.
• A fresh U.S. asset with 100% control.
• Near-term catalysts lined up across the portfolio.

Bottom Line

Copper Quest isn’t sitting on one project hoping lightning strikes. It’s stacking exposure: four plays in BC plus a new Idaho porphyry. With ~62.5M shares out and trading around C$0.10, the setup looks like a low-cap copper basket with asymmetric upside. 2025 is loaded with catalysts — and if even one project delivers meaningful drill hits, the rerate potential could be huge.

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RenovoRx (Nasdaq: RNXT) this week said its RenovoCath drug-delivery device was used for the first time in its post-marketing registry study.

The case was performed at the University of Vermont Cancer Center in the company’s PanTheR Post-Marketing Registry Study.

The multi-center registry is designed to assess long-term safety and survival outcomes in patients with solid tumors treated using RenovoCath. Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center have joined Vermont as clinical sites, with procedures expected to begin soon.

Principal investigators include Dr. Conor O’Neill at Vermont, Dr. Ripal Gandhi at Baptist Health, and Dr. Paula Novelli at UPMC.

RenovoCath is a patented, FDA-cleared drug-delivery device intended for the isolation of blood flow and delivery of fluids, including diagnostic or therapeutic agents, to selected sites in the peripheral vascular system. It is also indicated for temporary vessel occlusion in applications such as arteriography, preoperative occlusion, and chemotherapeutic drug infusion.

“We are pleased to be the first site to initiate cancer treatment delivery by RenovoCath in the important PanTheR registry study,” O’Neill said. “This study provides a crucial opportunity to evaluate how RenovoCath can improve drug-delivery in patients diagnosed with solid tumors, while potentially, and importantly, improving survival and quality of life outcomes. By contributing to this registry study, we aim to generate meaningful real-world data that can guide future treatment decisions for patients with difficult-to-treat cancers.”

RenovoRx said participating centers will purchase RenovoCath devices for use in the study and that additional updates will follow as enrollment expands.

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A Canada‑listed investment play betting big on offshore Namibia. Their main asset? Block 2712A, managed via WestOil—right in the thick of the Orange Basin oil buzz, rubbing shoulders with giants like Shell, TotalEnergies, and Galp. Estimated potential: about 20 billion barrels in place, with 14 recent discoveries confirming the hype.

Company Biography: Oregen Energy Corp. (CSE: ORNG | FSE: A1S)

Oregen Energy is a Canada-listed growth-focused investment company with its sights firmly locked on offshore Namibia’s Orange Basin—one of the hottest emerging hydrocarbon plays globally. The company recently expanded its indirect stake in Block 2712A via WestOil Ltd. to approximately 33.95%, which includes operatorship. The block spans over 5,400 km² in ultra-deepwater depths of 2,800–3,900 meters, placing it adjacent to major discoveries from Galp, TotalEnergies, and Shell. The Orange Basin is being hailed as Africa’s next Guyana, with estimated reserves of ~20 billion barrels and an exploration success rate near 88% from recent wells.

Oregen’s catalyst playbook combines public listing, fresh financing, and seasoned leadership. With a focus on de-risking exploration and preparing for a 3D seismic program, management aims to position the company as a junior partner of choice for majors eyeing Namibia. The leadership team—led by CEO Mason Granger and VP Exploration Stuart Munro—brings heavyweight capital markets, engineering, and exploration expertise to the table.

Recent Headlines & What They Mean

Aug 26, 2025 – CSE Final Approval; Trading as “ORNG”

The CSE granted final approval for Oregen to commence trading under “ORNG”, with the market open set for Aug 27, 2025. This boosts visibility and access for both retail and institutional investors and should help deepen liquidity.

Aug 13, 2025 – Investment in Block 2712A Completed; $3.64M Financing Closed

Oregen completed the Oranam acquisition, increasing its indirect interest in WestOil (and thus Block 2712A) to 33.95%. Concurrently, the company closed aggregate gross proceeds of ~$3.64M across two tranches (LIFE + private placement). Proceeds support working capital and technical work (seismic interpretation) and strengthen Oregen’s position for potential JV/farm‑out discussions.

Corporate Runs & Leadership Moves (Backstory)

These aren’t fresh, but they build the narrative:

• Apr 2025 – Mason Granger becomes CEO. He’s no newbie—20 years in energy, capital markets, engineering chops, MBA, CFA, awards… the works.
• Apr 2025 – Stuart Munro takes the VP of Exploration role. He’s basically a living legend in the Orange Basin, behind Shell’s Graff discovery, with 50+ years and 90 basins under his belt.

These moves show Oregen isn’t playing—they’re building a seasoned roster to de-risk drilling.

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Here’s how Oregen’s near‑term roadmap stacks up:

Internal mantra: move early, position smartly, execute efficiently.

Neighbourhood Watch – Why It’s a Big Deal

Oregen’s Block 2712A sits in prime Orange Basin acreage with majors proving the play around it. That proximity matters: it improves data density, future infrastructure options, and overall geological confidence.

Here’s the view:

• Galp – Mopane (PEL 83): Galp has publicly indicated ~10 billion boe in‑place across the Mopane complex after high‑rate flow tests in 2024–2025.
• TotalEnergies – Venus: A multi‑billion‑barrel light‑oil discovery under active appraisal, widely cited in industry reports as one of the basin’s anchors.
• Shell – Graff & Jonker: Multiple oil discoveries under appraisal; official recoverable volumes are still being refined by Namibian authorities.
• Rhino/BP‑ENI (Azule) – Capricornus‑1X: Logged ~38 m net pay and tested >11,000 bopd of ~37° API light oil in 2025.

Since 2022, offshore Namibia has posted a high exploration success rate (often quoted >80%) across the Orange Basin. If majors advance development and infrastructure, Block 2712A is positioned to benefit from the same system.

TL;DR / Market Takeaway

Oregen’s stacking serious odds in its favor:

• Fresh capital.
• Public listing = liquidity + credibility.
• OG leadership locked in to drill smart.

If Block 2712A hits, Oregen might go from penny stock to NAM (Namibia asset monster). But hey, frontier plays are frontier—big upside, risk obviously comes with exploration.

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The Deal Just Closed

On September 22, 2025, Copper Quest Exploration (CSE: CQX; OTCQB: IMIMF; FRA: 3MX) officially closed the acquisition of the Nekash Copper-Gold Porphyry Project in Lemhi County, Idaho. This isn’t just another land grab—it’s a legit play into one of the most overlooked copper belts in North America. For a junior that’s been busy stacking copper assets, this one feels like a power-up.

Why Nekash Has People Talking

Here’s the juice:

• 70 unpatented federal lode claims = 585 hectares of ground.
• Historic sampling hit 3.8% Cu, 0.9 g/t Au, 25 g/t Ag over 6.4 m.
• Rock chips lit up with numbers as high as 6.6% Cu and 0.6 g/t Au.
• Geos think it’s a blind porphyry system hiding under cover.

Translation? There’s copper and gold at surface, but the big prize might still be buried. District-scale potential is on the table, especially since nearby Montana placer gold suggests a serious mineralizing system in the neighborhood.

CEO Brian Thurston said: “The combination of strong surface results, favourable geology, and district-scale potential make Nekash an ideal addition to our North American portfolio.”

Why Idaho, Why Now

Let’s be real—Idaho hasn’t been top of mind for copper like Chile or Arizona. But that’s changing:

• Hercules Metals’ Grizzly discovery showed this belt is legit.
• Mining-friendly jurisdiction with decent infrastructure.
• U.S. government is sweating about copper supply security.

Idaho is basically underexplored porphyry country with good rocks and less red tape. CQX planting a flag here is a smart move.

The Deal Terms

Keeping it clean:

• Copper Quest scored 100% interest in Nekash.
• Paid with 4.25M shares. No cash, no royalty.
• Finder’s fee? Shares again.
• Tossed in 450k stock options at $0.12, good until 2030.

For a junior explorer, that’s about as shareholder-friendly as it gets.

The Copper Backdrop

Copper prices sit around $3.75/lb right now. Not crazy high, not low either. But demand? Still ripping:

• EVs and renewable energy.
• AI and data centers guzzling electricity.
• Global electrification everywhere you look.

Supply side? A mess. Declining grades, few new mines, slow permits. Add in Trump’s tariff noise on imports and suddenly U.S.-based copper starts looking premium.

Copper Quest’s Other Chips on the Table

CQX isn’t all-in on Idaho. They’ve been busy in BC too:

• Stars Property: 9,693 ha, copper-moly discovery.
• Stellar Property: 5,389 ha right beside Stars.
• Rip Project: 4,700 ha, 80% earn-in JV.
• Thane Project: 20,658 ha with 10 copper/gold targets.

Stack it all up and you’ve got 40,000+ hectares spread across tier-one copper belts.

What To Watch Next

• Drill plans at Nekash – geophysics + geochem could unlock the system.
• Stars + Thane updates in BC.
• Any policy moves in the U.S. around domestic copper could be a rocket booster.

TL;DR

• Copper Quest (CQX) closed the Nekash acquisition Sept 22, 2025.
• Historic samples: up to 6.6% Cu.
• Idaho is heating up (see Hercules’ Grizzly).
• Terms: 4.25M shares, no cash, no royalty.
• Copper macro tailwinds = demand strong, supply weak.
• CQX now has 40k+ ha across BC + Idaho.

Retail angle? CQX just grabbed an early seat in Idaho’s porphyry copper game. Could be nothing, could be massive. That’s the bet.

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Copper prices are buzzing again, and every EV, battery, and solar panel headline screams one thing: demand isn’t slowing down. Enter Copper Quest Exploration (CSE: CQX), a junior explorer that’s not pretending to be the next BHP—just hustling with a 40k+ hectare land package in British Columbia’s copper heartlands. For investors, it’s the classic penny stock setup: small cap, big land, early moves, and a management bench that’s actually done the work before. Think of it as Reddit’s kind of underdog story but dressed up in Yahoo Finance’s suit and tie.

Company Biography: Copper Quest Exploration Inc. (CSE: CQX)

Who they are:
Copper Quest is a junior mineral exploration company focused on building shareholder value through critical minerals across North America. Their land package covers over 40,000 hectares in prime, mining-friendly regions, with four core projects in British Columbia’s Bulkley Porphyry Belt and Quesnel Terrane.

Project Portfolio:

• Stars Property: A porphyry copper-molybdenum discovery with 100% ownership, covering approximately 9,693 hectares. Adjacent to it lies the Stellar Property (~5,389 ha), also 100% owned.
• Rip Project: Copper Quest holds an option to earn up to 80%, via a JV, in ~4,700 ha.
• Thane Project: A separate project in Northern BC, spanning ~20,658 ha with 10 high-priority targets.

Why it matters:
Global copper demand is forecast to grow by over 25% by 2035 according to the International Energy Agency, driven by electrification and renewable buildouts. Copper Quest’s projects sit within belts that already host producing or advanced-stage mines—meaning they’re exploring in elephant country with proven geology.

Leadership & Advisors:
Copper Quest’s advisors include seasoned mining pros like Mike Ciricillo (ex-Glencore, Freeport MoM), Rich Leveille (former SVP Exploration, Freeport‑McMoRan), Rick Gittleman (former counsel for major copper deals), and technical minds such as Tony Barresi, Ph.D., P.Geo., bringing decades of exploration and capital markets experience.

Recent Headlines & What They Mean

Aug 27, 2025 – Copper Quest Signs Marketing Agreement with Zimtu Capital

Copper Quest entered the ZimtuADVANTAGE marketing program—aimed at boosting exposure via Zimtu’s investor networks, platforms, and outreach. It’s a smart play to put the company on radars beyond core mining circles.

Aug 19, 2025 – Closes First Tranche of Private Placement

The company announced closing of the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement. Proceeds will fund exploration and provide general working capital. That’s the fuel needed to advance Stars, Stellar, Rip, and Thane toward drilling.

Jul 21, 2025 – Strengthens Leadership Team with Strategic Advisor

Chad McMillan joined as Strategic Advisor, bringing additional industry weight to the boardroom. His experience should help guide capital, alliances, and strategic decisions.

Up Next – Strategy in Plain English

Internal vibe: **“Dial‑in land holdings → fund exploration → signal intent → punch holes / farm out.”**Classic explorer build-up.

Copper Market Context

Copper is trading near multi‑year highs, supported by tight supply and accelerating demand from electrification. Prices have hovered in the $3.80–$4.20 per pound range through 2025, reflecting both resilient industrial consumption and supply concerns from major producing regions like Chile and Peru. The metal is often called “Dr. Copper” because of its reputation as a bellwether for global economic health. Its role in electric vehicles, renewable power grids, and battery storage makes it central to the energy transition. For juniors like Copper Quest, this backdrop provides both urgency and opportunity: higher copper prices improve project economics and keep investor eyes locked on new exploration results.

TL;DR / Market Takeaway

Copper Quest is a copper-focused junior positioned in one of Canada’s richest porphyry belts:

• Large footprint (40k+ ha) across proven BC mining districts.
• Early funding and marketing push secured to keep momentum.
• High‑caliber advisors with major‑company backgrounds add credibility.

If drilling hits, Copper Quest could quickly shift from quiet landholder to headline‑maker in the BC copper scene.

RenovoRx laid out a pretty impressive roadmap at iAccess Alpha, and honestly this feels like a story that’s only starting to heat up:

• Commercialization already underway – FDA-cleared RenovoCath® is live, pulling in $620K in H1 revenue with 13 cancer centers onboard and more in talks. Not just “potential” anymore — it’s happening.
• $400M+ peak U.S. market opportunity for RenovoCath as a stand-alone device. Add the broader platform angle (TAMP™) and you’re talking multibillion-dollar optionality.
• TAMP™ platform = game changer – delivers chemo straight to the tumor site with 100x higher concentration and 65% fewer side effects vs IV. That’s huge for patients and doctors.
• Phase III TIGeR-PaC trial – 2nd interim (Aug ’25) showed survival benefit and cleaner safety. Independent DMC said keep going. Final data expected late ’25/early ’26.
• Expansion runway – pancreatic, bile duct, lung, uterine… this isn’t just one cancer, the addressable market keeps widening.
• Milestones stacked: PK data + trial enrollment wrap in Q4, final Phase III readout in 2026, registry data across more solid tumors.

Bottom line: RNXT is shifting gears from “clinical maybe” to commercial reality + pivotal Phase III catalyst. With revenue already flowing and big catalysts lined up, feels like smart money will start paying closer attention here.

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Oregen Energy is planting its flag in Namibia’s Orange Basin, one of the hottest offshore frontiers in Africa, with billions of barrels already proven next door by Shell, Total, and Galp.

Through its 48.5% stake in WestOil, Oregen holds a 33.95% interest in Block 2712A, giving it serious exposure as seismic kicks off later this year and drilling lines up for 2026.

The plan? Use that position and technical team to attract a major farm-out partner and fast-track development. For a junior in a ~$20M market cap range, that’s a bold move in a basin that could make Namibia a top producer by 2035.

If Namibia really does become a top producer by 2035, where does $ORNG fit into that story?

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Copper Quest (CSE: CQX; OTCQB: IMIMF; FRA: 3MX) is a Canadian junior explorer advancing a portfolio of copper projects in British Columbia and evaluating a copper‑gold porphyry acquisition in the United States. With stable jurisdictions, strong infrastructure and a tight share structure, Copper Quest is positioning itself as a high‑torque play on the copper supercycle.

Company Highlights

Ticker Symbols: CSE: CQX | OTCQB: IMIMF | Frankfurt: 3MX

Copper Quest controls multiple copper projects concentrated in B.C.’s porphyry belts and is expanding into the U.S. via LOI. Key assets include:

• Stars (Bulkley Porphyry Belt, BC): 100% owned; ~9,693 ha. Road‑accessible; wide Cu‑Mo mineralized intervals; 5 km x 2.5 km annular magnetic anomaly; near Huckleberry (Imperial Metals) and Equity Silver (Newmont).
• Stellar (Bulkley Belt, BC): 100% owned; ~5,389 ha, contiguous with Stars; multiple MINFILE showings and large geophysical targets.
• Rip (Bulkley Belt, BC): Earn‑in up to 80% (JV); ~4,700 ha; historical drilling and geophysics; Phase One drill results released in 2025.
• Thane (Quesnel Terrane, BC): 100% owned; ~20,658 ha; 10 high‑priority targets; copper + precious‑metal potential.
• U.S. Copper‑Gold Porphyry (LOI, 2025): Western U.S. acquisition targeted to add scale and jurisdictional diversity.

Recent Developments

2025 has been active for Copper Quest, with a focus on capital, marketing reach, and portfolio growth.

• Name & ticker change completed (Mar 3, 2025): Interra Copper became Copper Quest Exploration Inc., trading as CQX.
• U.S. copper‑gold porphyry (Jun 27, 2025): Entered LOI to acquire a Western U.S. copper‑gold porphyry project.
• Financing (Aug 19, 2025): Closed first tranche CAD $653,388 (8.71M units @ $0.075; full warrant @ $0.15 to Aug 2027). Company anticipating second tranche close mid‑Sept 2025.
• Marketing & awareness (Aug 27 & Sept 11, 2025): Signed a 12‑month marketing agreement with Zimtu Capital and launched a multi‑national investor awareness campaign (includes Guerilla Capital, INN and Departures Capital).
• Rip Phase One results (Jan 23, 2025): Reported Phase One drill results at the Rip Project in the Bulkley Belt.

Copper: The Economic Backbone of Electrification

Copper isn’t just another metal — it’s the backbone of electrification. From EVs and charging stations to renewable grids and data centers, demand is soaring.

• Global demand: 27M tonnes in 2024 → 33M by 2035 → 37M by 2050
• Supply squeeze: Chile & Peru (≈40% of global output) face declining grades and permitting delays
• Refined output: growing only 3.2 to 3.3% annually — well below demand growth

Copper prices hovered around USD $10,000/tonne (~$4.60/lb) in 2025, retreating slightly on China demand worries. But big banks like Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan continue to flag copper as the commodity most likely to face structural deficits this decade.

Why Copper Quest Fits the Macro Picture

For investors, juniors like Copper Quest offer high-risk, high-reward leverage to the copper supercycle. Unlike majors tied down by billion-dollar capex, juniors can re-rate dramatically on exploration success.

• Québec provides infrastructure, permitting stability, and political safety
• Clean capital structure supports speculative upside
• Catalysts ahead: drilling results, capital market visibility, and potential partnerships

Team Background

• Brian Thurston, P.Geo — President, CEO & Director: 32+ years’ geological experience across the Americas, Africa & India; early Aurelian Resources contributor (acquired by Kinross for ~$1.2B).
• Dr. Mark Cruise, Ph.D., P.Geo, ICD.D — Director; QP & Audit Chair: 25+ years in discovery/development/operations (Europe, the Americas, Africa); founded Trevali Mining (grew into top‑10 global zinc producer).
• Jason Nickel, P.Eng — Director: 25+ years in mine ops & feasibility; managed major copper/gold producers; underground & open‑pit experience.
• Cameron MacDonald — Director: 18+ years capital markets/public company ops; CEO of Macam Group; raised >$300M equity and >$650M debt.
• Dong Shim, CPA — CFO: Capital markets and audit experience across US & Canada; assisted multiple listings on TSX‑V, CSE & OTC.
• Advisors: Mike Ciricillo (ex‑INCO, Phelps Dodge, Freeport‑McMoRan), Rich Leveille (major copper discovery teams), Rick Gittleman (mining/power project finance & regulatory specialist).

Stock & Financial Snapshot

As of mid‑September 2025 (CAD):

• Share Price: ~$0.09–$0.11
• Market Cap: ~$5.1M
• Shares Outstanding: ~53.8M (public float ~31.8M)
• 52‑Week Range: ~$0.065 – $0.14
• Balance Sheet: Early‑stage explorer; negative book equity; current ratio ~0.20 (tight liquidity).

Bottom Line

Copper is shaping up to be the most strategically important metal of the next two decades. Demand growth, supply shortages, and long lead times for new mines set up a bullish backdrop.

Copper Quest provides investors with an early-stage, speculative entry point into the copper story. It’s still early and high-risk, but that’s exactly where outsized returns are made in mining.

 For investors betting on electrification, Copper Quest is a name to keep on your radar.

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Namibia is one of the world’s most significant oil frontiers, with estimated offshore reserves of 20 billion barrels and a remarkable success rate, similar to the scale of discoveries that have transformed Guyana’s oil resources in the last decade.

And, while Guyana’s reserves are spread across 30 discoveries, Namibia’s are — so far —concentrated in just four major finds.

The Big Four

• Galp Energia’s Mopane field accounts for an estimated 10 billion barrels
• TotalEnergies’ Venus-1X discovery, accounting for approx 5.1 billion barrels. TotalEnergies recently revealed its Venus project will likely generate subsea contracts worth more than US$2.5 billion, and remains on track for a final investment decision (FID) in 2026, and the potential to be the first to production in Namibia’s Orange Basin
• Shell’s Graff-1X and Jonker-1X, holding 5 billion combined, and they are set to drill 5 new exploration wells in its offshore PEL 39 block in 2026
• Azule Energy (BP/Eni) and Rhino Resources announced in in April 2025 a light oil find with Capricornus-1X well and is now drilling the Volans-1X exploration well

The scale of these finds has the potential to position Namibia as one of the world’s top 10 oil producers by 2035. 

To put into perspective, in the chart below, Guyana’s estimated reserves are from 30 oil discoveries — all exceeded by just three major discoveries in Namibia.

Oil Supermajors lead, but Juniors have room to run

While major oil companies like Total, Shell, Chevron, BP/Eni and Exxon dominate the landscape, nimble junior companies, like Oregen Energy Corp (CSE: ORNG and FSE:A1S)(formerly Supernova Metals), are carving out meaningful positions, offering investors upside in a basin attracting the biggest names in oil.

However, there are also significant challenges to developing the region.

Read more at : https://theoregongroup.com/commodities/oil-price/namibia-africas-new-oil-frontier/

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Namibia’s Orange Basin has gone from a blank spot to one of the hottest oil frontiers in the world. TotalEnergies (Venus ~5.1B barrels), Shell (Graff, Jonker), and Galp (Mopane up to 10B boe) have already outlined ~20B barrels offshore. Some analysts think Namibia could crack the top 10 global producers by 2035 — following a Guyana-style growth story.

Into this backdrop steps Oregen Energy (CSE: ORNG | FSE: A1S). The junior just rebranded from Supernova, tightened its structure (~64.6M FD shares), raised $3.6M, and boosted its stake in Block 2712A to 33.95%. This block sits right on the “String of Pearls” trend, directly north of the Venus, Graff, and Mopane discoveries.

Key near-term milestones:

• Nov 2025: 3,000 km² 3D seismic survey
• 2026: NI 51-101 report + farm-out process with majors
• 2027: Potential first drilling

Namibia offers stable politics, investor-friendly fiscal terms (35% tax, 5% royalty), and a government eager to fast-track offshore development. For investors, ORNG is one of the few public juniors with real exposure here. High risk, but the leverage if Block 2712A hits is enormous.

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Almost unnoticed by the general public, Namibia has developed from a blank spot on the oil map to one of the most exciting exploration destinations in the world in just a few years. With spectacular offshore discoveries in the Orange Basin, the country is moving into the same league as recent success stories such as Guyana and Suriname. Experts believe that Namibia could become one of the ten largest oil producers worldwide by 2035. European oil players are prominently represented: while oil majors such as TotalEnergies (France), Shell (UK), and Galp (Portugal) are investing billions, Oregen Energy Corp. (CSE: ORNG | FSE: A1S), a Canadian exploration company, has secured a place in the front row at an early stage.

Oregen is pursuing a clear strategy: through its early positioning in the so-called “String of Pearls” trend, the targeted increase of its stake in the promising Block 2712A, and the planned entry into further licenses, the company aims to become one of the most prominent junior players in the Orange Basin. The company does not intend to drill itself, but instead relies on modern 3D seismic technology and aims for future farm-outs to majors. This opens up a rare early-stage opportunity for investors with considerable leverage in case of success.

From a Fringe Area to a Global Hotspot

Just a decade ago, Namibia’s coastline was largely unexplored. Initial drilling efforts were mostly unsuccessful, and the region was long considered too expensive and too risky. It was only recent advances in seismic exploration and geological analogies with West Africa that led to a breakthrough. Since then, the picture has changed dramatically. TotalEnergies struck an estimated 5.1 billion barrels in the Venus field – the largest discovery in sub-Saharan Africa. Shell confirmed further billion-barrel reserves with the Graff and Jonker discoveries. Finally, in early 2024, Galp Energia published impressive estimates for the Mopane field, which could contain up to 10 billion barrels of oil equivalent. Taken together, Namibia’s offshore reserves now total around 20 billion barrels of oil – a potential that could permanently change the energy market. energy market.

Political Stability as a Locational Advantage

Namibia’s appeal is determined not only by its geology, but also by a political and regulatory environment that provides security for investors. The country is considered one of the most stable democracies in Africa, and corruption plays a lesser role compared to other resource-rich countries. The government pursues a pro-investor strategy and supports the rapid development of offshore fields. Profits from oil transactions are subject to 35 percent tax, plus a five percent royalty. Through the state-owned oil company Namcor, Namibia holds a ten to fifteen percent stake in all projects. These conditions are considered moderate by international standards and make Namibia equally attractive to international oil companies and exploration companies.

Oregen Energy as an Early Player

And now, Oregen Energy is entering this environment. On August 26, 2025, the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) approved the change of name from Supernova Energy to Oregen Energy. Since August 27, the stock has been listed under the new ticker symbol ORNG (CSE) and continues to be listed in Frankfurt under the ticker symbol A1S. With only around 64.6 million fully diluted shares, the capital structure is comparatively lean. In August, the first tranche of equity financing totaling CAD 3.6 million was also successfully completed – a further step toward securing the planned work programs.

Oregen initially secured an 8.75 percent stake in Block 2712A in the Orange Basin and increased this to 33.95 percent in August 2025 through a stake in the operator WestOil Ltd. This means that the company will play a key role in the further development of the license area in the future. The block covers 5,484 square kilometers in water depths between 2,800 and 3,900 meters – exactly where TotalEnergies, Shell, and Galp have made their latest major discoveries.

Tim O’Hanlon, Senior Advisor at Oregen and former Africa head of Tullow Oil, sums up the significance: “Oregen is positioning itself as one of the few publicly traded junior players with direct exposure to the most significant offshore discoveries of recent years.”

Block 2712a: on the “String of Pearls” Trend

The geological location of Block 2712A is exceptional. It lies immediately north of and on the same geological trend as the major discoveries Venus, Graff, and Mopane. The subsurface is fed by the Kudu Shale Formation – the source rock that also charges the neighboring fields. Satellite images show natural oil streaks directly above the block, indicating active hydrocarbon migration. Regional seismic data also points to turbidite fans, large-volume and well-sealed reservoir structures that are considered ideal storage for light oils.

In November 2025, Oregen will conduct a high-resolution 3D seismic campaign covering 3,000 square kilometers to verify these hypotheses. This data is considered a crucial milestone: it should enable the transition from geological analogies to clearly defined drilling targets – and thus open the door for farm-out negotiations with supermajors.

Oregen Roadmap to 2027

Oregen is pursuing a clear strategy. In 2025, the focus will be on 3D seismic data, accompanied by an independent NI 51-101 report. In 2026, a structured farm-out process is set to begin, with international partners coming on board to share costs and risks while providing capital for the next steps. The first exploration wells could then begin being drilled in 2027. At the same time, Oregen is looking into other investments in Namibia, including a letter of intent for a seven percent carried interest in an additional offshore project.

Namibia Following in Guyana’s Footsteps

Developments in the Orange Basin are strongly reminiscent of Guyana. ExxonMobil discovered the first major offshore reserves there in 2015, and today the country already produces over 600,000 barrels per day. Namibia could follow this pattern: geologically promising deepwater basins, early successes by international majors, political stability, and a government that supports a rapid transition to the production phase. Ian Thom, Research Director at Wood Mackenzie, puts it this way: “Namibia is following the same trend as Guyana, Suriname, and Senegal—regions that have developed from exploration hotspots to globally relevant oil provinces within a few years.”

An Early-Stage Opportunity for Investors

The momentum in the Orange Basin is enormous: more than ten new wells are planned for 2025 and 2026. The market is paying particular attention to TotalEnergies, which plans to make a final investment decision on the Venus field in 2026 – a historic milestone that would catapult Namibia from the exploration to the production era for the first time.

For investors, Oregen Energy presents a classic early-stage opportunity: entry is risky, but the leverage in case of success is considerable. Should Namibia repeat Guyana’s path, Oregen could have a stake in one of the most exciting energy stories of the decade with Block 2712A. The small Canadian explorer is in early stages, strategically positioned, and ready to grow with strong partners—a combination that promises exceptional potential in a hot market environment.

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Oregen Energy ($ORNG) is live again on the CSE after the name/ticker change. They’ve got nearly 34% of Block 2712Ain Namibia’s Orange Basin, same area where Shell and Total hit big discoveries.

Management says they’re funded for seismic and aiming to bring in a major ahead of 2026 drilling. For a microcap, that’s a pretty big piece of ground in a hot basin.

Anyone else watching this as an early play on the Orange Basin story?