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    Gregory Weaver • Invicta Capital Management

    Gregory Weaver is Chief Executive Officer at Invicta Capital Management LLC, specializing in financial management and investment analysis with a focus on companies such as NTIC and INTT. He is known for conducting insightful earnings call analyses and has maintained a strong track record of investment performance, consistently delivering value through strategic coverage of both oil & gas and technology sectors. Weaver began his career as Senior Vice President at Kern before joining Invicta, where his expertise and leadership have earned industry recognition. He holds advanced professional credentials and is actively involved in capital markets.

    Gregory Weaver's questions to Northern Technologies International Corp (NTIC) leadership

    Gregory Weaver's questions to Northern Technologies International Corp (NTIC) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Requested more details on the expected second-half ramp in the oil and gas business, the deployment of new sales personnel, the status of the BP relationship, and the performance of the business in Brazil.

    Answer

    The company stated the oil and gas ramp will focus on oil storage tank bottoms and pipeline casings with large customers. The new sales hires have been deployed globally in North America, the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. The BP relationship has not yet yielded significant results. The oil and gas business in Brazil is performing very well and ramping up nicely.

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    Gregory Weaver's questions to TRX Gold Corp (TRX) leadership

    Gregory Weaver's questions to TRX Gold Corp (TRX) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Gregory Weaver of Invicta Capital Management questioned if head grade is primarily a function of oxide versus sulfide ore and whether the current plant could process 100% sulfide ore.

    Answer

    Executive Stephen Mullowney clarified that head grade is a function of varying grades within the deposit, not the oxide/sulfide mix. He explained that while the plant could not ideally handle 100% sulfide ore, an optimal mix of 10-15% oxide ore is used to maintain proper viscosity for carbon flotation, and there are sufficient oxides on the property to manage this.

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