On today’s live Vox Markets smallcap show, I discussed my latest thoughts on 20 stock ideas. Unfortunately though UK equity analyst & markets commentator Paul Scott (who apologises profusely) was feeling ill so couldn’t join this week. Everything though should back to normal service next Thursday 30th April at 2pm.

02:25 Advanced Medical Solutions
04:40 BRCK / Brickability
07:00 Inspiration Healthcare
10:10 ONDO Insurtech
11:20 Restore
13:10 Computacentre
15:50 Domino’s Pizza
17:40 Goodwin
21:00 hVivo
24:10 Cerillion
26:40 Ensilica
29:15 Spire Healthcare
32:25 WISE
34:25 Tracsis
37:45 Saas-apocalypse impact on software, RELX & Experian
42:45 Hikma Pharmaceuticals
46:35 NWF
49:25 CVS Group
52:30 Supreme
54:25 System1
57:20 Carclo

Watch on YouTube

Zinc Media AIM: ZIN) CEO Mark Browning sits down with Vox Markets to unpack five consecutive years of growth across the group’s key profit metrics, the rapid rise of higher-margin IP revenues, a step-change in Middle East earnings, and two fresh catalysts — a new CCO appointment and the recommission of Celebrity Inner Circle. With forward revenue visibility building and a share price yet to reflect the P&L, the conversation probes why the market may still be underestimating this quietly compounding content group.

Watch on YouTube

Rift Helium has listed on Aim and raised £8 million in the process. Some serious backers are behind the company, including RAB Capital and Miton, and lists amongst its senior advisors well-known names in helium Neil Herbert and Tom Abraham-James. The company plans to embark on a major programme of 3-D seismic this year, and will likely drill two wells in 2027, although the details of the drilling will be determined by the results of the seismic. Rift is entering an area in which other helium companies are already operating, and will be able to deploy some of the knowledge gleaned by those first movers. Charlie Fitzroy, the company's chief executive joins Vox to tell us more.

Watch on YouTube

Tooru has agreed terms in principle to acquire fast-growing plant-based e-commerce brand Mylky for £12 million, in a deal that could materially expand its “free from” platform. In this interview, management discusses the strategic fit, the quality of Mylky’s earnings, how the transaction will be financed, and what investors should watch as due diligence, funding and shareholder approval still need to be secured.

Watch on YouTube

In this positive interview, CEO Adam Holland & CFO Will Wilkins of MPAC take me through today’s resilient 2025 results and in line guidance, despite the challenging macro backdrop. 00:00 FY'25 order intake and current Q1 demand 05:15 Financial highlights 08:40 Consolidation and integration of acquisitions 12:30 FY’26 outlook and new interim CFO 14:30 Closing remarks

Watch on YouTube

ECR is acquiring Paleogold Ltd, an Australian gold company with several significant gold assets. It takes the total number of assets in the ECR portfolio to ten, and means that by the end of the year the company will likely be running three separate gold producing operations. The latest deal is being funded by a complex combination of shares, cash, and convertible notes, but nearly all of the payment is deferred. The idea is that these new operations will end up paying for themselves. Nick Tulloch, ECR's chairman joins Vox to explain how it all fits together.