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This is not Twiiter/X, this is not about personalities, this is a FINANCIAL website. Oriole are a Retail stock, information is garnered from somewhere.

Formal, upright and correct hunniford but you have omitted the one component of relevance. Others. Those who only read this page. What impact or influence does it have with their investment decision making process?

I doubt it, no more to add on the subject but something needed to be said.

The constant drivel written on this page over the past two years and more, dare to even mention anything positive about this company is immediately shot down in flames in favour of even more drivel, cannot be conducive to a satisfactory share price performance. Enough.

Jackbal, the companies position and intentions are clearly laid out in the RNS. The current business environment for junior's in particular is well reported. You have no concept of mining, exploration or what it entails. To satisfy your need for instant gratification, try scratch cards from the local convenience store and keep your nonsense to yourself.

Jackbal, so this started out as an investment, the price spiked, you cashed-in, bought a few back later on at a lower price and because the sp hasn't spiked again and has declined further, so you could do the same, you churn out this garbage week-in week-out, every chance you get.

This is a brand-new explorer in a brand-new jurisdiction in West Central Africa not some leafy back garden in Surbiton. It takes time to prove-up the chosen location before a you can attract a suitor. As for dilution, sorry 'the dilution model', how did you expect this to be paid for. The company has no regular income only left-over assets from a former time and is the very reason why it's listed on the LSE.

You should have moved on when you cashed-in the first time, nobody gets that lucky twice in succession and saved everyone else from this repetitive bilge.

Jackbal, do you hold a position in this stock and if so, why?

More noise, no research, nothing new here. Try an interim report published today from an industry veteran with junior mining resource sector experience over a lot of years has to say about the current market conditions. Can found at Tiger Resources (TIR).

From the RNS,

Once the renewal is granted, Oriole will look to secure an industrial partner to develope the Wapouze project through to exploitation on an expedited basis.

This is not gold it's limestone at or near surface (quarrying). Should there be a Government funded infrastructure project nearby that requires this material........

Noise is noise. Period.

Disregard the noise. DYOR.

The World Bank approved in June this year, a US$330M project to improve basic infrastructure and upgrade 205 kms of national road (RN1) between Mora and Kousseri in the Far North region of Cameroon. This road passes through the Wapouze licence area due south of Mora.

Testament to the quality of ground in Cameroon. Go looking for Gold, the licence area doesn't quite meet with requirements but there is high-grade carbonate material suitable for use within the cement industry.

There are several large transport and energy infrastructure projects in active stages of development in Cameroon. Work is already underway to extend road networks and port capacity and facilties along with plans to expand the rail network to include two new rail lines for the transport of iron ore and bauxite. All will require concrete!

More noise. DYOR.

Conversely, the longer the funding arrangements take the more likelihood of success. If the answer was no, it would have probably been reported by now.

More noise. DYOR.

When an Investment Bank is brought in, they do their own Due Dilligence, draw-up a research document which is tendered or sent out to potential investors and interested parties who, in turn, do their own Due Dilligence and research. At the end of this process, the remaining parties or combination thereof, submit to Oriole. This is not a speedy operation and invariably takes 6 months or more, sometimes a lot more.

The Senala licence is a legacy asset set-up before the time of the present management. For the last 6 years almost, it has been under a JV agreement. Managem currently hold 51% and are earning-in to 70% by Feb'24. The CLP is 90% owned by Oriole and under their full control. Oriole decide how and where to spend the money, the preferred route to adding value. There is no comparison.

Oriole are an explorer. They are not an operator of mines or even a developer. The most likely outcome at Senala therefore will be a sale or the NSR option. NSR's are clear and finite, hold value from day one and can easily be sold for cash.

As for the rest, defies comprehension, why anyone with these views would hold a position in this stock and bother to post here. Maybe it's really a 'bridge over troubled water' or time filler in which case, perhaps you should give this stock a rest and try another better suited to your needs.

More or less what they do every year. Targeted annual budget expenditure of around one million for exploration plus overheads, G & A etc.

One million will finance atleast two sizeable drill programmes. Bibemi, infill/expansion at Bakassi 1 and/or further testing at Bakassi 2/Lawa East/Lawa West. Maiden drilling and further preparation at the CLP..

Although, not impossible as almost US$250M was raised to buy a mining company.

Industry leaders who have exceptional track records in the mining sector have said of late they are finding raising capital in these markets as 'very difficult'. Citing reasons, highly uncertain macroeconomic environment, worries persisting with the slowdown in China and the direction of interest rates.

Unfair question. Apologies. That's twice today.