Oriole Resources (ORR) Corporate presentation summary
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Corporate presentation summary
8 Jul, 2026Investment highlights
Holds 1.85Moz gross JORC gold resources across Central & West Africa, with significant exploration upside, especially in under-explored Cameroon.
Strategic partnerships, notably with BCM International, and strong leadership with deep African gold sector expertise.
Projects are in mining-friendly jurisdictions with supportive governments and good infrastructure.
Cameroon project portfolio
Mbe flagship project hosts 1.23Moz Au (Inferred), with maiden estimates based on recent drilling and open for expansion.
Bibemi project is Cameroon’s first JORC gold resource, with a 2025 update showing a 23% increase and ongoing exploitation licence application.
Eastern CLP licences show extensive gold-in-soil anomalies and potential for multiple >1Moz deposits.
Resource growth and exploration
Attributable resources stand at 0.90Moz, with further increases expected from ongoing drilling at Mbe and other targets.
Step-out drilling at MB01-S has identified new mineralised intersections, with an updated resource estimate due soon.
Surface exploration at Eastern CLP (Pokor, Ndom, Niambaram) has returned high-grade rock chips and soil anomalies.
Latest events from Oriole Resources
- Gold resources up 150% year-over-year; strong cash position supports further growth.ORR
H2 2025 - Significant gold resource growth and undervaluation highlight strong upside potential.ORR
Corporate presentation - Mbe and Bibemi projects advance with strong results, supporting resource growth and valuation upside.ORR
Investor update - Resource upgrades and robust funding drive exploration momentum in Cameroon.ORR
H2 2024 - Returned to profit in H1 2024, with strong project and funding progress in Cameroon and Senegal.ORR
H1 2024 - Strong exploration results in Cameroon offset by a pre-tax loss of £0.57 million in H1 2025.ORR
H1 2025 - Over 1Moz gold resources, major discoveries, and undervalued growth potential in Africa.ORR
Corporate presentation