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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

6.10
0.15 (2.52%)
31 Jul 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
  0.15 2.52% 6.10 6.00 6.20 6.15 5.95 5.95 5,318,198 14:40:46
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 12.98 162.92M
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 5.95p. 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 £162.92 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 12.98.

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10/5/2019
09:37
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sleveen,

" Optimistic ", no , it's there in the RNS.

Take just pgm's.

Hernic to get back to 2,300 ounces in April at the £60/ounce higher basket price than Q4/18.

£1m earnings per month there, easily.

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bullster
10/5/2019
09:37
The share price is no better than last year yet the company in Leon’s words is transformed . There is mistrust in this share or the news and financials coming through would have taken this share on a roller coaster . Just frustrated Plat that there is no real sign of this happening . Sitting on a book profit as bought @ 2.87 and 3.19 but expecting more . Greed huh !
kennyp52
10/5/2019
09:35
I'm not too sure what you're trying to say Kenny, sorry
plat hunter
10/5/2019
09:33
Plat .. if that were right this share price should be rising significantly . He hasn’t delivered a dividend yet ? That is why a company is invested in .
kennyp52
10/5/2019
09:33
I think Q2 earnings are likely to be more in the region of 4.5 million. Platcro and Kabwe costs will both be hitting hit the books in Q2 as well.

In terms of share price performance.. I don't think many savvy investors will be pricing in the PGM uplift out of Platcro too much either.. It'll subsequently be replacing the Hernic income, not adding to it.

plat hunter
10/5/2019
09:26
It's the space I'm afraid Kenny.. PGM stocks, especially in South Africa have been battered since 2013.. Lonmin for example was one of the worlds biggest companies but lost 99% of it's MCAP.

JLP is similarly down around 90% over the same period (in share price terms)

We're approaching almost a decade of negligent investment in PGMS. Start following PGM news, Sharps Pixley is a good a source..

I was here originally and specifically for the platinum and JLP's production costs for the metal but they have since diversified into other metals since then, expanding their footprint.

I would have still been here without Kabwe too, that's just gravy but it turns out to be a lot of gravy. Check out yesterdays numbers.. Almost a 50% gross margin and Kabwe or the extra 30,000 ounces of platinum have not even hit the books yet.

Current MCAP is 65 million whilst the NAV is over £100 million plus the earnings at circa 40%

At 3p a share I reckon you have £500 to fire and forget here?

plat hunter
10/5/2019
09:24
Bullster

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JLP is on track to earn £4m from pgms and £2m from chrome, in Q2.

That's a Q2 earnings of £6m compared to £3.2m in Q1."


Optimistic figures as always.

I'll take Q1 £6m earnings with a large pinch of salt, I'm more than happy to be proved wrong though.

sleveen
10/5/2019
09:19
Kenny, oddly enough the one person the market should trust is Leon. I think he has completely changed Jubilee and delivers on what he says!
goingforarun
10/5/2019
09:16
You're posting rhetorically then.. Nice, well played you
plat hunter
10/5/2019
09:16
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JLP is on track to earn £4m from pgms and £2m from chrome, in Q2.

That's a Q2 earnings of £6m compared to £3.2m in Q1.

Q3 and Q4 could see earnings of £7m each as Platcro pgm's ramp up and not adding any earnings for Kabwe zinc, vanadium and acid.

That's yearly gross earnings of £23.2m, and £6m cash,DCM pgm's and Tjate still in the bank.

Just think what 2020 holds as we ramp up the mighty Kabwe not to mention a hint of cobalt.

Don't be down, look one step ahead and you will see the promised land.

Hope that's cheered you up !

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bullster
10/5/2019
09:13
Both . Can only conclude my initial fears watching this Leon guy .. market does not trust his words . Needs to back it up with serious financials and some return for shareholders
kennyp52
10/5/2019
09:12
Are you asking Kenny or stating as such?
plat hunter
10/5/2019
09:01
Thanks Boris .. good read . No share price rise ?
kennyp52
10/5/2019
08:56
Financially the figures put this company in a completely different light to 12 months ago . Glitzy presentation desperately telling the world the company is taking off . Yet no real increase in the share price . Maybe needs the half year results for belief in these guys . Don’t understand the major shareholder comments if anyone can expand but I can only presume this guy Leon has been caught with his trousers down too many times and only audited figures will convince the market this share price should be moving up considerably?
kennyp52
10/5/2019
08:16
PH, just wondered to your 4.4p valuation?
goingforarun
10/5/2019
07:00
Goldi, makes sense to me. JLP will always be, to varying degrees, buffeted by external events that they have no control over. Anyone who has run an ‘engineering’ business knows the score; that is why some become ‘consultants.’
sharenotes
10/5/2019
06:46
“And the thinking of those that sell on "news", is questioned”. Their sanity should be questioned. Why sell when Q2 will be better than Q1, Q3 will be better than Q2, and so on for many more quarters. I question why March earnings weren’t better than just over half January and February but I can stand back and see the 57% quarter-on-quarter earnings growth. And yes there will be interest payments for PlatCro chrome but they are making so much more in earnings than they are paying in interest, it was a fantastic deal. Annualised profit is increasing at a staggering rate. EBIT of £7.8m at Q1 and Q1 was a bit disappointing. They are on a growth trajectory so steep that even disappointing production and earnings, dragged back by DCM ramp up and issues at Hernic beyond their control, isn’t holding back incredible progress.
goldibucks
10/5/2019
05:50
Exactly, and the final audited numbers will be underwhelming as usual. All the potential that is constantly brandished around, you would certainly expect some sparks by now. Sitting in the perfect space at the perfect time, for years, yet to date, unable to convert the jam into serious returns. DCM still running at a loss, Hernic, well who knows, they never provide all the facts and Platcro thought we were buying a fully profitable, ongoing, operation, yet we continue to wait for full ramp up and to maximise profits. And the thinking of those that sell on "news", is questioned. They are not selling on news, they are selling because they were hoping for new announcements and all we were given was basically what the market already knew, or had already factored in. More of the same, over sell and underwelm, the JLP trademark. We may be in a much improved space. However management have yet to prove they can convert all the talk into serious profit. And the share price will reflect.
aceshi
10/5/2019
01:03
sounds like we have a good salesman (in government) pushing JLP processing of the waste
the bull
10/5/2019
00:24
"Annualised profit is already over £7m"... the Business hasn't reported any such thing has it ?" I didn't say the business had reported that or that it would be the profit reported in the current financial year ended 30 June 2019. I said it was the annualised profit going forward and it's based on extrapolated reported numbers.

Q1 calendar 2019 project earnings of £3.3m x 4 quarters = £13.2m annualised. Interim operating costs in the 6m to 31 December 2018 were £2.7m so twice that to annualise is £5.4m. £13.2m of project earnings - £5.4m of operating costs = £7.8m of annualised earnings before interest and tax. That excludes DCM fine chrome ramp up through Q2 and Platcro PGMs from this month so it's going much higher in Q2 and Q3 and then much higher again with Kabwe.

I've been saying for many months now that this is all about annualisation and layering on of new project earnings, most of which make their way to the bottom line once operating costs are covered. Watch and learn.

goldibucks
09/5/2019
20:29
Do they need to be in a position to declare a dividend before share price will rise ? With all the “good news” how can this not be rising ?
kennyp52
09/5/2019
20:19
“the share price is going to languish at best”. Annualised profit is already over £7m. Then there is a DCM fine chrome loss to turn into a profit, PlatCro PGM coming from May, and deal flow. Share price will continue to be strong.
goldibucks
09/5/2019
19:08
That's a great article Deme.. Good find
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