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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Jubilee Metals Group Plc | JLP | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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6.50 | 6.41 | 6.51 | 6.34 | 6.50 |
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MINING |
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Posted at 25/7/2024 07:12 by aceshi KennyPlenty companies selling themselves as a "major outfit" even fitting the description of one, with the infrastructure, project plans, potential of enormous profibility, prospects of buybacks and divies but we know the story. Eventually the only thing that needs to be "major" is delivery of profits. The rest is marketing BS, pipe dreams and a ride for the BOD and upper management. JLP is yet to prove their position and the market is clear on that. Hence the history of an erratic and currently dismal share price performance. |
Posted at 24/7/2024 14:45 by brinks_matt Ade,Respectfully, we do not agree. Under Rule 21, Directors are in closed periods for 30 days before release of financial results (expected October). Clearly JLP do not fall into the closed period before financial results. The only other relevant closed period are dealings where JLP are in possession of unpublished price sensitive information. You can argue the toss as to whether successful commissioning is price sensitive or not, but JLP have signposted very clearly their activities and commercial consequences. Still technically possible for an update in the next few weeks. |
Posted at 23/7/2024 11:43 by adejuk hi shev.i know, personally, 2 peeps who hold over 10 mill at under 1p. i know at least one of them is reducing as he is getting v old. i hold only 2.5 mill now and the waiting is endless. jam tmrw has never been more true although jlp will reach its full share price potential of 20p+ and then 35p, the first will not happen for at least ano year and the second not for 4 years or so for younguns it will be a dream come true if they get in now. for you and i , and perhaps froggie, the race to the finish line is becoming tiresome. cold dribble v jlp share price edit pehaps i should add free to that list :-) |
Posted at 23/7/2024 08:58 by xow98 ADVFN AI summary of JLP:provide an overview of jubilee metals Overview of Jubilee Metals Group PLC (JLP) Company Name: Jubilee Metals Group PLC Ticker: JLP Exchange: London Stock Exchange AIM Market (AIM) Region: Europe Country: United Kingdom (GB) Industry: Metals and Mining CEO: Mr. Leon Pieter Coetzer Year Founded: 2002 Company Description: Jubilee Metals Group plc operates as a diversified metals processing and recovery company. It operates through four segments: Metals Processing, Business Development, Exploration, and Corporate. The company explores for platinum group metals, such as platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, osmium, and gold; and chrome, lead, zinc, vanadium, copper, and cobalt ores. The company holds interests in various projects located in South Africa, Australia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Zambia, and the United Kingdom. It is also involved in the beneficiation of precious metals; and process consulting, development, and implementation of process solutions targeting liquid and solid waste streams from mine processes. The company was formerly known as Jubilee Platinum Plc and changed its name to Jubilee Metals Group PLC in December 2017. Jubilee Metals Group PLC was incorporated in 2002 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom. Business Fundamentals Category: Basic Market Cap: £198.37M Total Enterprise Value (TEV): £216.31M Total Revenues: £153.55M Category: Profitability Gross Profit Margin: 20.24% EBITDA Margin: 14.94% Operating Margin: 9.55% Net Profit Margin: 8.71% Pre-Tax Profit Margin: 8.07% Category: Per Share Revenue per Share: £0.06 EPS Diluted: £0 Operating Cash Flow per Share: £0.01 Free Cash Flow per Share: -£0 Category: Capital Efficiency Return on Total Capital: 4.34% Return on Capital Employed: 6.94% Category: Valuation P/E: 13.14 P/B: 0.97 EV/Sales: 1.41 EV/Gross Profit: 6.96 EV/EBITDA: 9.28 EV/FCF: 26.94 Category: Forward Valuation Forward P/E: 11.45 Forward EV/Sales: 1.2 Forward EV/EBITDA: 7.78 Forward EV/FCF: -30.15 Category: Growth Revenue 3Y CAGR: 22.85% Revenue 5Y CAGR: 56.27% Revenue 10Y CAGR: 41.16% Diluted EPS 3Y CAGR: -31.19% Diluted EPS 5Y CAGR: 41.64% Diluted EPS 10Y CAGR: -10.74% |
Posted at 18/7/2024 08:44 by frogkid Hi xow, I bought a few Monday as I had an odd number in portfolio which bothers my OCD. It was about 750 quids worth so not worth considering. I made a flippant comment about selling a chunk to dip into LND which I have previously owned. I was interested in the Sprott and other bloke, whose name I forget, angle. I didn't do this. That said, I cannot wait here forever and have therefore made the decision to aggressively review my JLP investment I er the next few months. It's been said before but this time the next announcement really is the decider. If I decide to reduce it will likely be no more than 50% because I still think this has legs eventually. And it will take place over a few months.ets see what the next news brings. The problem is very simple with JLP. The market does not have trust as there have been too many dropped projects and project delays, combined with hidden problems and change of direction. |
Posted at 11/7/2024 09:21 by robers98 Morning all, no advice with this comment but of interest is the current movement of share price of Avacta. If the fall was due to previous management, it was shareholder pressure that has seen the top replaced.I'm not saying that the retail base of Jlp can carry the same influence. However, at the AGM the chair was very demanding that all contact with the company went through official channels. With a promise to reply to shareholders questions. Well I've sent questions with no response in the recent months. Yes the recent RNS's have been better but there's still an apathy towards shareholders that needs addressing. I know people that won't invest in Jlp whilst they remain so distant. Maybe when the next AGM is slated, we should be indicating our dissatisfaction at the continued company stance. The current recovery of Avacta shows what can happen, also helps when you get some coverage in the media. |
Posted at 07/7/2024 12:40 by lurker5 JLP shares in issueJune 2020 114.6bn June 2022 155.5bn June 2023 299.1bn Now 300.1bn Source JLP Annual Reports and Accounts expansion since 2020 2.6 times |
Posted at 28/6/2024 08:24 by wet your knot Frog, if IRH bought up JLP would it allow them to utilise JLP's equipment and expertise across some of these other investments that IRH are making? If so JLP would be a great expansion vehicle for IRH. |
Posted at 24/6/2024 10:35 by kennyp52 By the way Frog …The electrical control system (ECS), originally delayed, is undergoing testing before final implementation expected during July 2024. You cannot test it unless it is on site ?? Acquisition of LG material feed being paid for mainly by issue of shares .. some at 7.81p .. smell the coffee boys .. this is a huge vote of confidence by suppliers in JLP and the fact JLP can achieve this by dictating they get paid in shares shows that confidence |
Posted at 10/6/2024 15:34 by freedom97 It seems ADVFN for well over a month now delays showing the details of the RNS's for an hour for those who are not premium users. I noticed this started happening over a month ago. When I click within an hour of the RN showing on the monitor it takes you to the News Headlines page but NO mention of the RNS for JLP. Plus if I click on JLP Newslist it also doesn't list the latest RNS. Only 1 hour later it shows and after an hour if I then click on the RN showing on the monitor it takes you directly to JLPs Newslist which in the past always did.So I have to view the RNS on Sharenet until an hour has passed. Anyone else noticed this and this happens with All RNs's now not just for RNS's from JLP. |
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