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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

7.05
0.03 (0.43%)
28 Jun 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
  0.03 0.43% 7.05 7.00 7.10 7.05 7.05 7.05 1,379,303 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 15.00 193.04M
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 7.02p. Over the last year, Jubilee Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 4.65p to 8.85p.

Jubilee Metals currently has 2,738,130,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jubilee Metals is £193.04 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/2/2020
12:55
Sshhhhh Nelson, two more tranches for me but the first not til next week!

Keep that DP down for a fraction longer:-)

lostabillion
20/2/2020
12:48
I repeat, no need for a further placing.jlp should have $20 million in the bank within a few months when they receive payment for the last few months production. At this basket jlp will be making at least 7 million per month.
nelson01
20/2/2020
12:44
You weren't very good at smelling bmr going bust or wres going down 50%
nelson01
20/2/2020
12:19
Other company news
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Tharisa not likely to be a wallflower for much longer, as PGM basket price soars

Tharisa not likely to be a wallflower for much longer, as PGM basket price soars

Who will dance with Tharisa PLC (LON:THS)? The company has been a wallflower for some time, as other platinum group metals producers have grabbed the attention in the context of a soaring basket price and renewed interest in the sector.

But Tharisa’s absence from the dance floor won’t last long. Already it’s got one suitor, Fidelity, which recently took its stake to 10%. And where Fidelity leads it seems likely others will follow.

And that’s not just because having one of the world’s largest asset managers rapidly go to 10% is a sign of desirability.

No, there are hard numbers to support the contention too.

Last year’s revenue split between chrome and PGMs was, as far as investors were concerned, roughly even. This time round though, for 2020, the split will move to around 70% PGMs and 30% chrome. And, as things currently stand in commodities markets, the margins on Tharisa’s PGM production will be extremely attractive, while the company will make a smaller profit on the chrome.

The net effect is likely to be a doubling of earnings on increased PGM production, with a distinct possibility of a sharp re-rating, if the market hasn’t already caught up by then.

The key to the optimistic outlook is the breakdown in Tharisa’s PGM basket. Around 55% of production is platinum, which has enjoyed a modest uplift recently. More significantly though, around 17% of the basket is palladium, which has had a stellar run, while around 10% is rhodium, which has also done very well.

And we are not just talking a few ounces here or there. On the contrary, Tharisa is South Africa’s sixth largest producer of PGMs, and is expecting output to increase this year to between 155,000 and 165,000 ounces.

The current basket price for PGMs is fractionally under US$2,200 per ounce, more than double the US$1,000 that the company achieved last year. On a conservative 130,000 ounces of gold that puts and additional US$130mln onto the top line.

It’s not a number to be sniffed at, and once investors begin to get their heads around Tharisa’s current positioning the dance offers are likely to come flooding in.

robers98
20/2/2020
12:05
Jlp will also have to be careful not to overpay for any deals that come along. Metals will not keep going up forever, in fact palladium must be due a large correction soon.
nelson01
20/2/2020
11:56
If there is to be further dilution, it will, imo, be used to purchase an asset (i.e. a tailings dump), and this does not equate to dilution since it will ultimately lead to a significantly increased income, well in excess of the cost of a share issue. Furthermore, it would add to the reserves that, in common with a mine, are continuously being depleted.

Consequently, alpat, the answer to your question is, I believe, no.

scrappycat
20/2/2020
11:40
Will the last confetti issue [at 4p?] be a dampener as some of those decide to exit above their break-even price?
alpal2
20/2/2020
11:38
JBL up 6.76%, so far
mikebolle1
20/2/2020
11:21
This is just the start of the bull run. Why would anyone want to sell now.
dancing fred
20/2/2020
11:19
At last some upward movement.
pshevlin
20/2/2020
11:03
Anyone know of a way we can get a price graph of the BBI?

maybe a website already exists where Bullster could input his BBI values whenever he wants, I could then create a link to the graph in the header.

If anyone has any ideas let me know.

cheers

undertaker
20/2/2020
11:00
Normally talk of mm manipulation is mostly tosh, however occasionally they are quite skilled at putting the odd disguised delayed trade in to shake a few out when required.
gsg
20/2/2020
10:48
since the start of Feb, SLP had a little retrace to around 35p, it is now sitting at 66p. Almost 100% gain in 20 days!

JLP is in the same space yet we are slumming it!

deme1
20/2/2020
10:33
Talk about canary in the gold mine.

Metals are looking strong again today even in the face of a rallying dollar. This has been the case for quite a few sessions now.
Market s may 'pop' very soon perhaps. Although it might be quite a correction I'm not sure the so called melt up is over just yet.

boris cobaka
20/2/2020
10:16
Of course Galileos p&d should help a little too
marmar80
20/2/2020
10:15
Disagree. Jlp is turning back up as it is touching the support line in the upwards 3yrs channel.
marmar80
20/2/2020
10:12
Jubilee rising on the back of Galileo's pump and dump. Probably a few new seals pups buying in here ready to be clubbed by the cannon


LOLsss

kryptonsnake
20/2/2020
10:03
GLR is just a few holes in the ground until funding and the license are resolved.
sleveen
20/2/2020
09:50
Pity no available funds to add right now
marmar80
20/2/2020
09:49
She's ready to blow
tebboc
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