Patience is Key: Thoughts on Mbé and ORR20 Jan 2025 11:30
It’s important to remember that we’re just days—at most, a few weeks—away from getting results at Mbé. While the current share price can be frustrating, I see it as a short-term annoyance. I know it’s tied to the money we earn from Lanstead, but in the very short term, I try to view it as irrelevant.
Investing in junior miners is inherently risky. Anyone expecting guaranteed returns may be setting themselves up for disappointment. It’s easy to overcommit to a single share—I’m probably guilty of this myself—but there are reasons I remain optimistic about my investment in ORR.
Key Factors Supporting Confidence
Knowledgeable Leadership: Our leadership team includes experts in geology, and their excitement about Mbé and its potential was evident at the AGM.
Imminent Results: We’ll soon get insights from the first four scissor-cut holes. If the results are as promising as I hope, many of the current concerns may fade away.
JV Partner Commitment: BCM, our joint venture partner, has committed $8 million to exploration. They carefully selected Bibimi and Mbé, which speaks volumes about the potential of these sites v current valuations.
The Bigger Picture
There’s been a lot of talk about the current share price. While raising valid concerns is fair, I think negativity on the boards can sometimes deter new investors. Imagine part owning a café and standing outside telling people not to come in because the owners are getting paid too much —it’s counterproductive. The AGM would be a great place for discussions on those points or indeed directly emailing the team, I believe they are fairly responsive.
That said, I don’t believe in ramping shares unrealistically either. We’re here because of the potential in Central Cameroon, and that potential could be transformative but it is also risky, hence Risk v Reward!!
Bibimi (or “Bibs”) may not be spectacular, but with the latest drilling campaign, we’re set to bolster the JORC and it very much could be a profitable project in excess of the current MCAP. Legally structuring Bibs for exploitation would also be a significant milestone for Cameroon, showing it’s open for business. On top of this, promising results from Mbé could really set things in motion.
Upcoming Opportunities
There’s also a mining conference in Cape Town soon, and I believe representatives from the company usually attend. Positive news from both sites would give us a strong story to share at the event—a great platform to showcase our progress and attract new investors or buyers!!!
Patience, folks. We’ve come this far; it’s not much longer until we learn our fate. Here’s to hoping the next few weeks bring exciting news!
If anyone is considering selling now I believe you either have to not believe in Mbe which is fair enough because if it is pants the SP will fall further, or you believe in Mbe and the expertise, experience and intuition of the BOD and want to rol