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06/11/2017 15:13 | Placing is my guess. | qsmeily456 | |
06/11/2017 11:54 | down down deeper n down, Id have preferred Status Quo ! | wiggle1 | |
03/11/2017 19:41 | [Quote] There has been good news for investors into Zambia in the second half of 2017 as the Zambian economy continues to recover from the slow-down of 2015. Growth is expected to reach 4.1% from 3.4% in 2016, the inflation rate has also dropped from double-digit levels reached in the early 2016 peak (22.9%) to 6.5%, and the kwacha has stabilised. The Zambian economy is also expected to benefit from improved copper production and prices (+23% in first half of 2017) in anticipation of increased Chinese demand. On the Copperbelt province, the Kabwe mine 🙇 that closed in 1994 is due to re-open in 2018 🙌 after Jubilee Platinum has recently decided to diversify its operations to Zambia. In a move that is likely to impact favourably on the local consumer credit market and employment levels, Jubilee CE Leon Coetzer has said: ‘in entering into this agreement, we are acutely aware of the significant further opportunities presented within Zambia and will be actively exploring these opportunities’ However, Zambia faces significant fiscal challenges over the next few years as it attempts to reign in the debt levels (debt servicing estimated at just over a quarter of budgeted 2018 state revenue). The government has opted not to raise debt via the Euro bond, but will instead approach the local market. There is also a greater urgency to push for the much delayed IMF deal which is expected to provide economic relief and reinforce tighter government spending. On the balance, we assess the market as stable to improving for consumer credit lending and if the key economic indicators hold and the government is able to get an IMF deal by close of the year, 2018 outlook is expected to develop positively | atino | |
30/10/2017 15:18 | Kestrel Gold (TSX Venture Exchange symbol KGC.V) - Capitalised at only GBP 2.5 million - Drilling results on Val Jual property due in coming weeks - Peak values of 12,400 ppb Au from recent soil sampling on Val Jual - Originally staked by Jean Pautler, who’s considered to be one of the best geologists in Canada. - She was honoured in 2010 by the Yukon Prospectors Association for her work in opening up the White Gold District - CEO recent interview ““WeR Please do your own research on the Company before investing. Thank you for your time. | goldguru2017 | |
30/10/2017 08:20 | It’s a far cry since last August, a year ago. We sat waiting for nothing to happen and have to swallow the Jagged Little Pill, I knew Alanis would make it big again but didn’t expect her to come up with something so Ironic. The terms have to be more favourable within the JV deal. They at least have to cough up for the input material, rent and site costs. The option was obviously only that Jagged Little Pill. Alex “You oughta know”, we see “Right through you”. | fireball xl5 | |
29/10/2017 21:08 | You're right smelly, we don't need Jubilees platinum expertise but we do need their money. Alex can't get it from anywhere else LOLsss | kryptonsnake | |
29/10/2017 19:45 | That's because he's an insider and his propogander is timed but has no substance or validation and not even cleverly avoids addressing my points and previous board messages RNS and info provided at RNS's, investor meetings inaccurate. You'll note he's suddenly popped up now and is flooding the thread. Says it all loud and clear LOLsss | qsmeily456 | |
29/10/2017 17:42 | It's a shame that some PI's get their pants pulled down by their "leaders" yet they still turn up acting like nothings changed and are still ultra bullish. LOLsss | kryptonsnake | |
29/10/2017 17:33 | ...I'd seriously suggest you's two change your tones...by the Q1 next year 🙇 Don't know?... PRACTICE ! | atino | |
29/10/2017 17:32 | For you..it maybe a terrible deal...NOT for "Atino" Without funding & backing from the FINE OUTFIT in JPL - our license would probably end up sitting idle & be placed on "Maintaince & care" is most cases ! "Atinos" is sure, that you's two...would like that:-) wouldn't you's ? 😉 | atino | |
29/10/2017 16:58 | It's a terrible deal. 40% of $3.5billion for $2.3m for What? Specialists in platinum who have little Zn and lead extraction experience. We have someone who spent their life in the Zn and lead extraction sector. A patentable extraction process and design peer reviewed etc etc and prior to the funding issue our board were waxing lyrical about confidence in eveything we had and were doing. This has NOTHING to do with JLP bringing anything in terms of expertise or experience. Shareholders are getting a terrible deal and it's worth reading what our board said about previous progress and funding and how brilliant our process and plant design is. Apart from ACI not delivering nothing has changed. We didn't need a platinum expert then we don't need one now. We are not in the platinum market. LOLsss | qsmeily456 | |
29/10/2017 16:19 | I think I'll just look at what the market has made of the deal rather than read the delusions of Atino and co. AB and BMR silence last week after the deal was announced was all anyone needs to know about how proud the board are of the deal. Just a few desperate private investors trying to make the best of it, as always. | banking_losses | |
29/10/2017 11:44 | Poor old Smelly & these multiple “LOSSES” aliases...(their time is coming up, come the new year:-) 😉 You’s have trolled this thread long enough... | atino | |
29/10/2017 11:39 | You can't Polish it but you can sprinkle some glitter over it. | kryptonsnake | |
29/10/2017 09:37 | Not JPL (...I meant)...THE FULLY FUNDED “JLP” 🤑 | atino | |
29/10/2017 09:29 | Atino, have you been hiding under a rock for the past week? Who are JPL and why do they want 40%? We already gave 40% to JLP | kryptonsnake | |
28/10/2017 21:59 | [Broker Note] Jubilee Platinum (LON:JLP 4.28p) – Speculative Buy Jubilee has published its 3Q operations update. In terms of financials, at Jubilee’s processing subsidiary level, quarterly revenues were up 48% to £2.7m and earnings up 193% to £0.85m of which recently commissioned Hernic contributed £0.5m. Dilokong’s contribution of £0.36m was broadly in line with 2Q, however in 4Q this should increase as the operation is now processing third party ore and as of September 1st, all earnings are split 50:50 between Jubilee and DCM. Our view: Steady production at Dilokong and a larger contribution from Hernic have delivered an excellent result, as expected. Hernic is still being optimised and the new third party ore business at Dilokong should result in an even stronger quarter in 4Q. We look forward to improving revenues and earnings plus progress on Jubilee’s three development projects, Kabwe lead zinc, high grade PlatCro, and the platinum recovery at Dilokong. We view Jubilee as a good quality business 😍 which continues to deliver technically, operationally and strategically – through both acquisition and negotiation 🙌. We maintain our Speculative Buy recommendation 👍. Beaufort Securities acts as a corporate broker to Jubilee Platinum PLC | atino | |
28/10/2017 21:50 | A special joint venture company called Kabwe Operations, which will subcontract operations to Jubilee.... [Snippet] Jubilee will provide £300,000 for a 15% stake in Kabwe. The money will be used to plan the design and funding for the full project and this work would be completed by end-February 2018. Jubilee will then invest £2m towards building the project, securing itself another 25% stake in the project. | atino | |
28/10/2017 21:39 | Great find in "partners" Alex 웃❤2 40% JPL can HAPPILY have...to get things commissioned quicker and generally move a whole lot more faster for us ^__^] After all..."sharing is caring"...and there expertise is most WELCOME (•‿̶ | atino | |
28/10/2017 21:33 | [Quote, 26th October 2017] "Jubilee operational earnings rise" Jubilee Platinum's metals recovery division, Jubilee Processing Pty, saw revenues from operations rise to £2.67m in the third quarter - up from £1.81m in the previous three months. Earnings from operations rose to £0.85m from £0.29m in the second quarter. Hernic operational earnings increased fivefold to £0.50m. · Hernic unit cost per PGM ounce produced reduced to $476 (Q2: $901). Chief executive Leon Coetzer said: 'Our Q3 2017 results demonstrate the benefits of increased operations stability and throughput. 'I expect Q4 2017 to show continued improvement with the October 2017 results so far already outperforming the month of September 2017. 'At Hernic our focus is now on circuit optimisation following the completion of the commissioning phase and improved operational stability. 'Our DCM operation continued to deliver good results and I continue to seek and expand on the opportunities presented by this investment. 'Our 3rd party ore processing has commenced and this ramp-up will reflect in the Q4 2017 results. 'We announced our Kabwe transaction on 23 October, which further strengthens Jubilee's short term (2 years) processing project pipe-line 🙌. 'I look forward to leveraging Jubilee's technical and project execution strength to fast track the Kabwe project 🤑. 'We continue to pursue further opportunities of a similar and potentially larger nature.' | atino | |
28/10/2017 21:31 | Hey Fireball...and these guys ain't short of cash neither, yippee *__* [Quote, 9th August 2017] "Jubilee $50m project funding agreement" Jubilee Platinum has executed a US$50 million project funding agreement in support of its growth strategy for its metals recovery business. It said the project funding was structured at project level to minimise dilution and enhance Jubilee shareholder value and it was now set to accelerate its expansion into the extraction of metals not recovered at the first processing path reaping significant benefit. Chief executive Leon Coetzer said: "The execution of the funding provision is a key enabler towards unlocking a significant portion of the very large global potential that exists in the reprocessing of surface materials. "The metals contained in these various surface stocks have no mining costs attached to their recovery and offer the potential of significant return on investment. "The key to unlocking this potential, is the combination of our specialists' team with our historical expertise in metals extraction technology. "This enables us to implement suitable mineral and metal extraction solutions through the use of state-of-the-art, environmentally friendly and sustainable technologies, for which Jubilee Processing is renowned. "We have identified a significant pipeline of these resources with cash generative potential and we are carefully ranking these projects to pursue them in the short term". | atino | |
28/10/2017 21:25 | Evening Fireball ^__^ We got great promising partners in JLP (...a "great" interview just for you & BMR get mention too 웃❤2 "Jubilee Platinum anticipating production RAMP UP 👍 at Hernic to continue into Q4 Share |13:09 | 26 Oct 2017 Leon Coetzer, chief executive of Jubilee Platinum PLC (LON:JLP), tells Proactive they enjoyed a big increase in revenues and profits 🤑 as platinum production from their tailings operation at the Hernic mine ramped up 🙌. Output from Hernic, in South Africa, rose to 2,874 ounces of platinum (PGM) in the three months to September compared to 808oz in the previous quarter. Further improvement's expected over the rest of the year with October’s performance already ahead of September. | atino | |
27/10/2017 07:46 | VRFB’s | fireball xl5 | |
26/10/2017 07:42 | No one should be happy at paying a board for incompetence and effective dilution of value from your pockets for their incompetence. JLP are just taking advantage. I no longer trust the management motives. How can anyone make such a mess of a relatively easy problem....unless it's intentional. Direct and swift action is now the only option LOLsss | qsmeily456 |
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