Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[sb] 20/2/2021 10:41

Frog....and have our growth potential diluted by the behemoth that is BHP... NO! It would not be in the interest of shareholders.

[platinumfinger] 20/2/2021 10:02

Morning, it will be some of the most interesting weeks / months and indeed years ahead in my years of buying stock in relation to JLP's activities and the rise in related commodities. Right time, right share, right sector!.

A raft of RNS's to come this year to boot.Roan news next week surely?. I agree, a T/O at some point could very well be reality, albeit may not be the best long term for us shareholders, if we are sold short on a T/O. Mind you i would take £1 for my 1.3m shares in my SIPP!.

Best of luck all.

[dekle] 20/2/2021 09:49

If the copper etc is rising in price perhaps mine and hold might prove to be prudent cashflow permitting?

[frogkid] 20/2/2021 09:42

I can't help but think that the cheapest option is for BHP to just take JLP over. They would get Tjate for free.

[glitter2] 20/2/2021 08:49

Best contribution to this BB in years. The standard has gone up massively recently apart from understandable over exuberance from long timers who have made massive gains.
Thanks Bullster and GSG.

[gsg] 19/2/2021 22:17

Bullster,

imo there is this perception, (mostly instigated by the company) that they are just cobbling together off the counter machinery in certain sequences in order to achieve Jubilee's processing capacity. This may have been the case in the early days, however it is not the case now. They're obviously coy when talking about their technology advantages and how they are used in their current processes. When Jubilee are showing their plant to hosts, they are very keen not to let any outside entities see the configurations, or what is under the hood which involve unique magnetic arrangements etc.

The detail on the BHP competition was just a dig from me towards a company who stitched JLP up in the past, however I believe there may be a rethink by them re Nickel West, which would maybe firstly involve the Kambalda tailings as opposed to those at Leinster. This is purely supposition and speculation on my part.

[bullster] 19/2/2021 21:51

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GSG,

The challenge being set is not for metals to be extracted from the tailings.

It is for the tailings themselves to be turned into a product or an item, so that the tailings are completely removed off the land.

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[robers98] 19/2/2021 21:50

They might give leon a call but we need him stopping exactly where he is.

[gsg] 19/2/2021 21:38

Bullster,

I do actually. It involves bubbles. Seriously.

That's all I can say.

[bullster] 19/2/2021 21:30

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GSG,

Jubilee don't have any innovations to use tailings, that i'm aware of.

Do you know of any ?.

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[deme1] 19/2/2021 21:27

JLP really were one of the first in this new emerging industry.

Think how far ahead we are in terms of how to do it and efficiencies.

Years of dissapointment is finally turning into what Leon and Colin dreamed of.

[gsg] 19/2/2021 20:48

Hey BHP. No need to go through all of this procedure. Just give Leon a call!!





Spotlight: Chile's emerging tailings transformation sector

Chile is advancing toward sustainable mining by focusing on tailings management and value creation.

Universidad de Valparaíso and Universidad Católica, together with medium-scale miner Minera Valle Central, have been selected by Melbourne-based BHP and technology transfer foundation Fundación Chile to advance to the laboratory stage of the BHP Tailings Challenge.

And seven teams from the US, Australia and Germany will also participate in the six-month laboratory testing phase starting in February.

The challenge was launched last year to find players that could transform tailings into valuable materials.

“This is a project focused on the development of a new industry, the tailings transformation industry,” Fundación Chile’s business developmentmanager, Andrés Mitnik, told BNamericas.

Mitnik said that 66 of the 154 BHP challenge submissions came from Chile. He added that such initiatives strengthen the local innovation ecosystem because entrepreneurs and researchers can easily access public-private initiatives like Expande, which is also part of Fundación Chile and helps the sector transformation.

“Chile’s innovation ecosystem is world-class and having BHP doing the call from Chile and not from Australia makes the ecosystem better known,” Mitnik said.

Proposed tailings transformation processes include hydrogen, paper, and polymer production that could be used in construction or in other industries.

Foreign proposals include transforming tailings into cement or use them for fertilizer production.

“These initiatives seek to reduce innovation risks. We are doing an ordered process to reduce uncertainty [around innovation],” Mitnik said.

Mitnik highlighted that the tailings innovation call is based on a similar methodology as Nasa’s X PRIZE for satellites, offering a big prize at the end of the challenge to incentivize worldwide solution development and raise financing.

BHP provides financing of US$10mn for the laboratory and field tests until 2023 when the proposals must be attractive for venture capital funds.

Chile has 742 tailing dams, of which 636 are abandoned or inactive, according to the mining ministry.

BHP has a 57.5% stake in Escondida, the world's biggest copper producing mine, and controls the Spence and Cerro Colorado assets, all in northern Chile.

[the skipper] 19/2/2021 17:27

Great month for me with a number of my stocks. FFWD has risen the most, ARCM hit all time highs today, but JLP delivered the biggest return as it is my largest holding by value.

Just looked at the ten year chart and it is now easy to see that massive bowl formation playing out with a target price of 31p.

Will we see that this year? I don't know but I feel sure that with the commodity super cycle in our favour it should be easily acheivable within eighteen months or so. No doubt there will be dips along the way but they are there to be bought and to provide new entrants with an opportunity to join the juggernaut that JLP is now becoming.

[frogkid] 19/2/2021 17:22

VRS , is that the graphene mob?

[scrappycat] 19/2/2021 17:08

Tony,

In my opinion, the points you mentioned will be but the tip of the iceberg, if the world pursues Green Technology - as it seems it will. Mind you, with the pandemic decimating the economies of even the wealthiest countries, EVs would seem to be able to provide the quick, partial, solution

[adejuk] 19/2/2021 17:05

well done iron.
it's a life changer if you get out in time
and if you have time vrs will make you v rich in 5 years

[ironfist 1966] 19/2/2021 17:00

I’m still here adejuk...still grateful for the tip! At least it offsets some losses at VRS,which I still live in hope for.

[tonyevo256] 19/2/2021 16:14

That was tongue in cheek, but by 2030 the demand for copper will be 250% higher just to build enough charging points. No estimate was given for producing EVs.

[frogkid] 19/2/2021 16:08

Copper more than gold Tony. You on the acid too!

[frogkid] 19/2/2021 16:07

LSD in the water more like

[tonyevo256] 19/2/2021 16:06

A spike without substance always retraces..this is being driven by something tangible. The US re joining the Paris accord marks the end for fossil fuels. I was just looking at how much copper the developed world will need for the EV infrastructure..let alone making EVs..copper could be worth more than gold...

[adejuk] 19/2/2021 15:58

that's why i have no prob selling on a rising trend
i bank the profits knowing that i may miss a further rise
no prob
i buy into the rise and repeat
no loss except what i may have made by holding for the rise
main point is - i lost nowt
i protected my capital