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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

7.30
0.30 (4.29%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jubilee Metals Group Plc LSE:JLP London Ordinary Share GB0031852162 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.30 4.29% 7.30 7.10 7.50 7.30 7.00 7.00 2,330,652 16:20:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 15.53 199.88M
Jubilee Metals Group Plc is listed in the Miscellaneous Metal Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JLP. The last closing price for Jubilee Metals was 7p. Over the last year, Jubilee Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 4.65p to 9.25p.

Jubilee Metals currently has 2,738,130,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jubilee Metals is £199.88 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.53.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/12/2019
20:14
The load shedding should help support basket prices as less of the of the stuff comes out of the ground.
plat hunter
10/12/2019
20:13
It feels it from a high level perspective (I own SLP not JLP but same issue). It's not like there has been 4-5 days of zero production. It's probably 4-5 days of 80-90% efficiency, which in the grand scheme of both these companies investment cases isn't that material at all

P.S. Loadshedding are liquid. Stepping down to Stage 2 this evening now, from Stage 3.
I think you can be concerned about the next quarter's production if you get Stage 6 for 2 weeks. But hell of a long way off that, and so far this year, there hasn't been that much loadshedding at all. So like I said, I think it's a short term nuisance rather than anything serious for investors here (bloody annoying though if you live in SA and you're without power for 2+ hour spells, 2x+ a day)

pireric
10/12/2019
19:54
Thanks pireric, sounds like a storm in a teacup as far as JLP are concerned, and if I am not mistaken Inyoni is run off gensets or has them as back up if that's what the blue things with yellow lids are in pictures 9 and 10 from the photo gallery:hxxps://jubileemetalsgroup.com/inyoni-operations-photo-gallery/

I would hazard a guess that they also have gensets as back up at some of the other operations.

the skipper
10/12/2019
19:39
Around Eskom's loadshedding in South Africa (basically rolling power off parts of South Africa's power grid at certain times). When it gets to Stage 4, 20% of different parts of the grid is unserved at rolling periods. Higher the stage, the higher the outage, lower the stage lower the outage. Currently pulled back to Stage 3 this evening. Actually got to Stage 6 yesterday which meant some underground mines elsewhere in the country couldn't risk operating. With weather improving, would think should get back to Stage 2/1/none during next week.

Weather has been dreadful this week, and looking at Eskom's schedules (according to local press), this was the big risk week over their Summer period due to lots of plant maintenance ongoing. Plants are rumoured to be diabolical which is a medium term issue for the country to solve, but that has been the case for years. So nothing exactly new there.

Imagine JLP will have been impacted at the margin. But doubt it's anything more than a nuisance as it stands as these guys operate at the surface, and with tailings, surface deposits etc. PDL already planning to get back to mining action now stage 6 is over, PAF, BMN etc. have hardly sold off at all.

Rhodium >$6k a tonne hitting fresh highs. Palladium at all time highs and knocking on $2000/t. And Platinum >$900/t as we speak. Rand also slightly weaker due to Eskom stuff.

pireric
10/12/2019
18:19
soon you will called lostatrillion
niloc4
10/12/2019
18:18
pitty the share price isn't moving
niloc4
10/12/2019
17:13
IMO the precious metal boom has only just begun. During the next few years I believe
We will see platinum above $1,500 and maybe higher.

nelson01
10/12/2019
17:04
Just read through about 80 posts of pure noise.

Meanwhile whilst the kids are playing and name calling the price of Platinum is surging!!

lostabillion
10/12/2019
16:52
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CRUX: DRDGOLD - Tailings is a New Investment Class

We like tailings as an investment category. It's de-risked mining. No geological risks. It's safer. You could argue it's greener. And there are hundreds of millions of tonnes at surface all over the world waiting for value to be extracted.



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bullster
10/12/2019
16:24
there are many on here who hold much more and are as optimistic as am i
adejuk
10/12/2019
16:23
btw, i held a bar at almost zero
now i hold 2 bars + at about 2p

adejuk
10/12/2019
16:20
first braemore
second jlp
br almost delivered
i believe jlp will deliver handsomely
now i will batten down the hatches as i wait for the schoolyard bullies and willy wavers

adejuk
10/12/2019
16:18
What is it that you have waited 20 years for?
mutley walters
10/12/2019
16:06
i've waited almost 20 years. this is the second coming for me.
adejuk
10/12/2019
16:06
Palladium just breached the $1900
gsg
10/12/2019
15:53
playground testiculating
so tiresome

adejuk
10/12/2019
15:45
End of year 2019 is June 2020 you tool lolz
plat hunter
10/12/2019
15:35
£1 but 1p more realistic
bspgamer
10/12/2019
15:34
Your was running a price syndicate for end of year prices of share price didn't someone speculate a £1 pmsl
bspgamer
10/12/2019
15:33
Keep to your racing tips bulster, your ramping here is like flogging a dead horse
bspgamer
10/12/2019
15:28
Bullster - any news on which, if any plants have been effected by the flooding and power outages in SA ??

on BBC news at the moment.

thank you

rescuer
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