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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Oriole Resources Plc | LSE:ORR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0T29327 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.0025 | 0.95% | 0.265 | 0.26 | 0.27 | 0.26 | 0.26 | 0.26 | 14,848,253 | 16:35:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Gold Ores | 13k | -2.22M | -0.0006 | -4.33 | 10.23M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/2/2023 08:27 | Gosh, it really is quiet on here. The market is a little more awake..... | tightfist | |
24/2/2023 15:32 | Friday beer money | adi27 | |
16/2/2023 16:34 | Nice finish | adi27 | |
16/2/2023 14:52 | Buyers still nibbling away. | aussiebeach | |
16/2/2023 09:49 | News anytime | adi27 | |
16/2/2023 09:27 | Cannot buy, nothing offered. | silverspoon2009 | |
16/2/2023 09:19 | Is this the next VAST, moved up 400% | space_dust | |
16/2/2023 09:15 | Can see another run into the .20p region, lots of news ahead. Not much stock available online. | aussiebeach | |
16/2/2023 08:53 | Max online buy quote is for 750k shares. | langland | |
16/2/2023 08:26 | Nothing much online this morning, price started to gain ground late PM yesterday, previous rallies have taken the shares through .20p | broken_arrow1 | |
16/2/2023 08:25 | The same type of rise that happened to Vast will be happening here before the end of next week. | luckyabbeygale2022 | |
16/2/2023 07:51 | A JV partner for Cameroon is nailed on IMO, what major company would not want to be part of it, a new gold frontier, possibly another Tanzania. Oriole hold all the cards with their first mover advantage and in country contacts, expect the deal to be a good one. | aussiebeach | |
16/2/2023 07:14 | Interesting post on LSE, if it all happens happy days ahead here..... HawaiifiveO For what it is worth I fully believe there will be a JV announcement in the relative near term, the reason being ORR have openly admitted for the first time they are seeking one for Cameroon. Clearly if they announce a JV it will be a game changer for the shareholders as it will end the dilution spiral. I also expect ORR to sell their remaining stake in Senegal/Senala, the JV ends in March next year, by then the new owners Managem will own circa 70%, the minority position held by Oriole would be a nuisance to the major - I expect a deal where Managem will buy ORR out, historic spend by Stratex/Oriole is circa £7m - ORR would then retain a NSR interest. This potential scenario has been discussed in historic presentations by Tim Livesey (the CEO) - it is not without foundation. In between these potential deals the Muratdere EIA will be announced, this will enable a sale of their royalty for $1.5m-$2m - the expected £400k tax rebate should come in April, or sooner ! In conclusion I see significant upside ahead, this is probably why the BOD have been happy to be paid a portion of salary in shares, I do not expect to see any more dilution if the above pans out - there is nothing in the valuation to account for corporate action at all. With 2.7b shares in issue Oriole are valued at a mere £3.7m - if they can sell 30% of Senala for £6m-£7m (recover historic spend) + recover spend in Cameroon (circa £4m) cash inflow over the next 12-18 months could amount to circa £10m alone. I have been building a position accordingly, the shares are in the gutter, but not for much longer. DYOR etc. | flughafen17 | |
15/2/2023 15:25 | This is the mining event I refer to. 14 meetings on the 1st day, the event was over 3 days in total. | observer007 | |
15/2/2023 15:17 | ORR generally moves up when least expected, with 14+ meetings with major mining groups concerning Cameroon in South Africa recently one wonders if a JV announcement is imminent. Oriole was the only company at the Indaba mining event which had interests in Cameroon, I found that very interesting. | observer007 | |
15/2/2023 15:02 | Very little stock available online all of a sudden - premium being asked for anything above £3k of shares currently. A number of retail brokers are 'at best' only. News pending ? | broken_arrow1 | |
13/2/2023 08:40 | I suspect there are a number of initiatives going on behind the scenes, they are now clearly seeking a JV partner for Cameroon, this is the first time this has been acknowledged. Any JV deal would almost certainly involve a forward cash payment to ORR which would cover their historic spend in country - a number of JV deals seem to offer this option recently. The shares look cheap and it is quite hard to buy online in any real size. | aussiebeach | |
09/2/2023 08:09 | Still a huge premium for £5,000 worth of shares. Not sure why anyone would want to sell out at this price. The fact that the MM giving well over the bid for a sell bodes well too. | luckyabbeygale2022 | |
08/2/2023 12:02 | A large premium being asked for just £3000 shares currently. | broken_arrow1 | |
08/2/2023 11:36 | From IG share dealing. ORIOLE RESOURCES PLC Current price 0.13 0.14 Quote price 0.1547 Order type Fixed price quote Quantity 2851428 Investment Commission £8.00 Consideration £4,411.16 Total cost £4,419.16 | luckyabbeygale2022 | |
08/2/2023 09:12 | Not into spread betting or cfd's, only use a couple of online brokers, both are not offering a fixed price quote in ORR currently. I suspect they are filling an order and they will move the bid/offer in due course, if I remember correctly this happened ahead of the last spike up in the share price. AIM is a strange market. | silverspoon2009 | |
08/2/2023 08:37 | With spread betting and cfd's, premiums are never an issue. That is how I managed to get mine at 0.14p this morning. | luckyabbeygale2022 | |
08/2/2023 08:29 | IG has £3k of stock at offer price then want a premium. Most retail brokers are currently 'at best' They usually make it hard to buy for a reason. | broken_arrow1 | |
08/2/2023 08:04 | Sod all available online at the moment. | silverspoon2009 |
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