Micro-Caps Defy ASX Dip, Papyrus Surges

0:00It's April 27th, I'm Corey with The Story. This is Adelaide News today, driven by AI. Smallest South Australian stocks grab retail buzz this week, while the broader ASX dipped amid Middle East tensions. Papyrus Australia topped the winners, jumping over 22% after securing $175,000 from pro investors. Plus 150,000 in short-term loans, with plans for up to $536,000 more to fuel operations and a mining. Contract. Health tech firm Oak Ridge, worth just $2 million, also climbed without big news, on barely $1,000 in trades. Vintage energy took the biggest hit, dropping 25% despite inking a gas sales deal with vol energy for its potential northern. Territory Well Cullen, now moving forward after years on hold. The ASX snapped a four-week rally, as Iran worries and straight-of-hormose issues spooked the market. But these microcaps show pockets of grit-holding, firm.