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Explorers and developers without funding might struggle in the near future. The timing of of KEFI's funding deals, optimal or not is massive.

to everyone pooing their pants, and blaming harry, have a look around at the rest of the field. look at rio2 1911, equinox etc etc the list goes on. all down 30, 40, 50 percent.

so stop ******* moaning, lift up your skirts, grab your balls, and plough every spare cent into this and others when it looks like we've hit the bottom

Should the paper work have been completed - the share price would have gone up, and then it would have gone down along with every other gold stock.

At least now we all get an opportunity to buy in at lower prices. Not to make light of the last few weeks, but the recoil on Gold is going to be spectacular.

Martin and co will earn their money convincing the City. We need serious accumulation. As mentioned you don't need an MRE to know what's in the ground, so perhaps now we've had a the final results we'll see movement prior to the MRE. Or it's all about Bibemi, and a quick route to the Lassonde curve. Time will tell. All I want is a little taste. Give me .4 for a couple of months before the exploitation licence. It's not a lot to ask.

The issue with Oriole Resources is, quite obviously, the severe lack of trading volume. In many respects, that likely reflects a failure by the board to properly convince the market to engage with the story. On AIM there are relatively few genuine value-oriented gold explorers, so in theory Oriole should be difficult for investors to overlook.

The company already appears to have a substantial system at MBE, and frankly you do not need a formal MRE to recognise that the scale potential looks significant. Yet despite the ounces implied in the north, and the confirmed results in the south, these results have not translated into sustained share price momentum. In most jurisdictions those kinds of results would normally have moved the stock more meaningfully.

The market’s hesitation seems to stem from the classic Cameroon “first-mover” discount, in my completely uneducated opinion. Investors remain cautious about jurisdictional execution risk, which means the exploitation licence effectively becomes the key de-risking event. Until that milestone is secured, the market appears reluctant to fully price in the potential scale of the project.

At the same time, the Bibemi project could prove strategically important. If successfully advanced, it has the potential to provide an earlier development pathway that could generate cash flow and help fund the broader regional exploration programme. It could also represent a relatively quick-turnaround project. By contrast, once an MRE is delivered at MBE, the pathway becomes more complex: applying for an exploitation licence, completing a PEA, and ultimately moving toward project financing for what is likely to be a much larger and more capital-intensive development.

If Martin is reading the critical question for me now is therefore on two fronts:

How close the exploitation licence is to being granted.

What project are they progressing with first, and when could they realistically break ground.

Montage was great if you invested 18 months ago, and Kefi is great right now.

How about that.

There are no smoking gun's at KEFI - just lashings of green of gold for everyone.

Total Project Budget: US$330 million (approved budget as of January 1, 2026).

Total Committed Funds: US$310 million (94% of the budget)

Only US$20 million remains to be finalized, with more than enough capital currently "on offer" to fill it.

Jog on Neoderampercons

Bonkers et al. Its over. Whatever KEFI was as an explorer and developer is irrelevant, as it's clearly on a new path. From here on out you are swimming against the tide. Unless their is a major misshap in construction or world events affecting all gold stocks you might as well save your time and energy. If trolling gets you out of bed in the morning, there are many othe companies to waste your time and energy on. You only live once, use that time wisely.

RMc2407...spot on.

Anyone who has concerns in the middle east may have missed a deadline in the last week, including my clients who have more or less disappeared on me.

Where was my back up when I suggested this last week lol!

Of all the messages for me to make a massive typo. Typical.

Help us out Coyote. No offense but I'm struggling to understand what you you just wrote.

Watched an interesting podcast the other day mentioning Somaliland. Israel are the first and only UN member state (lol), who officially recognise Somaliland. Why? Because Israel wants to build a military base there. Israel and Ethiopia have a strong relationship. What does that mean - who knows but I thought I'd let you all know.

Aha, this makes complete sense. I'll forward this to the Board and see what they say. Just to make sure I've got things correct, the Ferrari is Senala?

But the Ferrari needs to be imported from Italy, and it'll take another year, plus you could sort out the Jag to pay for the Ferrari?

Sorry chaps, you nearly swayed me but Troajans analogy blew it.

I was being sarcastic kutzz, of course I'm not going instruct them on what mine they should build. I imagine they might build whatever is quickest to make the most of the gold price. A construction rerate on a mine the size of Bibemi would definitely make us shareholders happy.

Ok Kutzzz. I'll let them know.

Thanks JBrewerMiningAfr

Albeit the delisting and delay was dissapointing, it was the manner in how the messaging was delivered that annoyed/spooked even the most loyal of NEO 's supporters. The interview casually mentioning the delay, prior to any RNS was amateur at best. What assurances can you make that this has been addressed and won't happen again?