Oriole Resources PLC has announced promising new gold results from its Mbe project in Cameroon, revealing 43 additional mineralized intersections. These latest findings come from drill holes MBDD010 and MBDD011, bringing the total number of gold intersections in the Phase 1 drilling program to 179.
Highlights include 3.00 meters grading 2.88 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 4.30 meters at 1.63 g/t gold. These holes were drilled along an infill fence line, confirming continuity of mineralization over a 200-meter strike length. The mineralization has been traced to a vertical depth of at least 290 meters and remains open in all directions.
The Phase 1 drilling campaign is nearing 70% completion, with 4,527.20 meters drilled across 15 holes, and a sixteenth hole currently underway. Results from holes MBDD012 and MBDD013 are expected by late Q2 or early Q3 2025.
Oriole Resources CEO Martin Rosser commented, “We are pleased to report further encouraging mineralized intersection results from Mbe. The data confirms continuous mineralization along strike and at depth, extending to at least 290 meters from surface, and remains open in all directions.”
He added, “The eagerly anticipated Mbe JORC Exploration Target estimate is on track for release in Q3 2025.”
These results reinforce the potential of the Mbe project as Oriole Resources advances its exploration efforts in Cameroon.
