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Oriole's exploration in West Africa is beginning to gain real traction Oriole Resources PLC (LON:ORR) has started a regional mapping and stream sediment sampling programme at the Central Licence project in Cameroon. This licence covers a continuous land package of 3,592 square kilometres. To date, a total of 180 samples have been collected of a planned 1,360 sample programme. Results are expected in the second half of 2021. Meanwhile, assay results from a recently completed drill programme on the company’s Bibemi project look likely to be delayed as laboratories in Cote D’Ivoire have bec...

Oriole Resources updates on Bibemi and their exploration roadmap in West Africa Oriole Resources PLC's (LON:ORR) Tim Livesey catches up with Proactive London after starting their regional mapping and stream sediment sampling programme at the Central Licence project in Cameroon. Livesey explains their controlling position in Reservoir Minerals Cameroon Sarl, for its early-stage exploration licences in Cameroon. He goes on to cover its Senala project in Senegal as well as their interest in Thani Stratex Djibouti Limited. Quick facts: Oriole Resources PLC Price: 1 GBX

Follow John on: FTSE 100 lower with Scottish Mortgage trust leading the retreat; Wall Street mixed as Dow crosses 35K Tech shares appear to be out of fashion this week, as the US Nasdaq gave up more than 1% The FTSE 100 down 6 points Tech stocks out of favour Centricafriendless after downbeat trading update 12.05pm: Major diversion among US indices as midday The FTSE 100 ended down 6 points at 7,124, while the FTSE 250 lost 78 points, 0.3%, to close at 22,697. "Sterling traders seem unperturbed by the prospect of the UK economy moving into another period of political uncertainty, as the ele...

Follow John on: A look at some of the major movers in London on Monday Amino Technologies PLC (LON:AMO) fell 5.9% to 151.5p after it revealed it has submitted a bid to acquire the trade and assets of MobiTV. The media technology company said that if it is successful in its bid for MobiTV – a US live and on-demand TV platform provider – would establish a TV as a service (TvaaS) infrastructure capability in the USA for Amino. As well as the purchase cost, the acquisition would require “significant investment” over a 6-12 month period to develop organically. 1.35pm: Superdry co-founder...