Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[freedom97] 21/8/2019 15:02

From todays GLR RNS:

"Colin Bird, Chief Executive Officer, said: "This Technical Report and JORC-compliant resource estimate confirms the company's publicly announced* presence of a high grade zinc component in the deposit suitable for direct shipping to Jubilee Metal Group plc's zinc process/ Sable refinery plant at Kabwe."

[frogkid] 21/8/2019 14:53

Doc, DOC,


NURSE! NURSE !!

[bullster] 21/8/2019 14:49

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RNS - just issued.


Further to Galileo's previous announcement 26 June 2019 on its completion of an initial inferred resource estimate for the Star Zinc Project (the "SZ Project") located near Lusaka, Zambia, it is pleased to announce the issue of the final Technical Report and Inferred Mineral Resource Estimation ("MRE ") prepared by Addison Mining Services ("AMS") in accordance with JORC 2012. This MRE report supports the previously reported initial findings of approximately 500,000 tonnes at 16% Zinc for 77,000 tonnes of contained metal above a cut-off grade of 2% Zinc. This includes approximately 340,000 tonnes at 21% Zinc for 72,000 tonnes of metal above a cut-off grade of 8%. The Company has a 95% beneficial interest in the Project and the Zambian government a 5% interest.

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[deme1] 21/8/2019 13:23

Rogers

no one cares anymore

[robers98] 21/8/2019 12:58

Acid mine water, and also seawater and brackish water, are being eyed for hydrogen production by innovative South African company Hydrox Holdings, which has patented a water electrolysis method that is attracting world attention.

The new membrane-free technology that the company has developed was presented at the International Convention on Electrolysis in Norway in June.

Support from Shell has been vital to the project being undertaken by Hydrox, which is a recipient of the National Science and Technology Forum Award for Innovation.

Its objective is to produce hydrogen below R100/kg, making it cost competitive with petrol. The intention is to make hydrogen readily accessible to the public by adopting the single-pump model pioneered at filling stations by Sasol in its early days.
Hydrogen has the potential to become a universal energy carrier, in the same way that oil is now, but without the environmental impact. ‘Green’ hydrogen is generally produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen in electrolysers that use platinum catalysts.

“Our aim is eventually to produce hydrogen from renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind, and to have hydrogen readily available,” Hydrox CEO Corrie de Jager said in a media release to Mining Weekly Online ahead of our feature on platinum-using hydrogen fuel cells.

South Africa is ideally placed to produce renewable hydrogen because of its superior sunshine, prime wind, land resources and platinum abundance.

"The world needs to take a new approach to energy. Fossil fuels are not only limited in their supply, but their use impacts the environment and the economy. Energy derived from using hydrogen as a fuel could be one of the planet’s saviours,” said Hydrox in the release.
The demand for hydrogen in these areas is growing, and this was evident, Cuomo stated, through the many initiatives taking place around the world, including the production of the Nikola semi-truck and Nikola’s partnership with NEL which involves the construction of over 700 hydrogen fuel stations across the US and further expansion into Europe; Japan’s plans to have 160 hydrogen fuel stations and 40 000 fuel cell vehicles on the road by 2021; and France’s $116.8-million plan to deploy hydrogen buses, trucks and boats to reduce carbon emission.

“There are different types of fuel cells, some make use of platinum some don’t, however, the proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell, which is by far the most popular type, is reliant on platinum. When we speak of fuel cells installed in hydrogen power vehicles and fuel cells for hydrogen energy storage, these will pretty much all be PEM fuel cells,” Cuomo explained.

Platinum is used in fuel cells because it is the most stable and active monometallic catalyst. As an inert metal, it is not consumed or modified by the reaction, making it durable and long lasting, he added.

[the bull] 21/8/2019 12:37

GLR up 8% and building towards news. What we would do for 8% eh, wtf is happening

[plat hunter] 21/8/2019 12:35

Lol everytime I type Deme in my phone it corrects it to Dementia.

[scrappycat] 21/8/2019 10:55

Thanks for clarifying that freedom.

[freedom97] 21/8/2019 10:49

The two trades @2.8p is a correction from yesterday.

[scrappycat] 21/8/2019 10:31

Two trades, that appear to be buys @ 2.8p, were executed very early in the trading day, not showing in the trade indicators. They totalled 1.43 million shares. Possibly more II buying?

[1madmarky] 21/8/2019 10:20

Nice looking buy gone through

[bullster] 21/8/2019 09:37

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George had been missing from training, his future with MU in doubt.

As Jimmy the bellboy backed out of Georges hotel room, upon delivering champagne, Miss World appeared from the bathroom in a skimpy negligee and sat on the bed beside a large pile of cash, winnings from the casino that evening.

Jimmy uttered to George,as he left, "where did it all go wrong".


A bit like JLP, there's still Kabwe and Tjate .

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[deme1] 21/8/2019 09:31

GSG

This is why there is distrust in the BOD.
A doubling of resource and he blirts it out. Yet seasoned investors know nothing of the sort.

I think he is just low on meds, or maybe he had dianne abbot doing the math for him.

[gsg] 21/8/2019 09:17

I'm going to have to take this up with JLP. Guidance of 45,000t of vanadium at Kabwe and the chairman is spouting that they have almost double that resource. That is a material difference and it is embarrassing that they cannot communicate this in a professional manner.

[sleveen] 21/8/2019 09:11

When asked what he did with his money George Best said he spent it on wine and women and the rest he just frittered away.

George Best, one of the best.

[gsg] 21/8/2019 09:06

lol demi. It appears that way, but there's no harm in trying to put pieces of the jigsaw together. Besides, when no one else cares anymore, it's the best time to buy.

[deme1] 21/8/2019 08:58

GSG


Sp is at 2.7p, which means no one cares anymore

[mutley walters] 21/8/2019 08:48

Saying that about Colin is like saying George best would drink one too many on the odd ocassion

[1madmarky] 21/8/2019 08:34

Unfortunately Colin does have a tendency to exaggerate and be overly optimistic.... like always. With that in mind, anything over 45kt should be seen as a bonus IMV.

It's a stupidly large resource, hopefully us share holders will do very well out of it.

[gsg] 21/8/2019 07:54

Re - Vanadium resource at Kabwe.

From Colin's Proactive Interview, it states

"6.4mln tonnes of mineralised surface material that constituted the initial portion of the acquisition."

It also states,

"and 1.26% vanadium pentoxide that the surface stockpile contains."

Accordingly this equates to 80,640 tonnes of Vanadium.

A bit of an increase on the 45,000 tonne BMR estimate, which we have all been working on.

[robers98] 20/8/2019 21:11

BMR AGM on Friday.

[plat hunter] 20/8/2019 21:04

20% is usually enough for me on most of my plays to be fair. I've broken the golden rule here though of falling in love with a company, I'll probably take these to my grave.

[kennyp52] 20/8/2019 20:58

I got sub 3 average Plat so 20% would tempt me out ..

[plat hunter] 20/8/2019 20:51

Intersting take on BMR's predicament...

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RE: It's that time againToday 20:34
JLP have to push BMR to a new company that has no liabilities then they can buy for a song. If the new company is legally liability free JLP will take it out for less than 2 m and get a play in chile, Whole new continent no royalty JLP win win"