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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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15/9/2019
18:05
Maggie Oh please, not another brainless troll
aceshi
15/9/2019
17:40
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maggie,

Get it into your thick head.

We don't use the basket price to do any calculations.

Revenue and earnings per pgm ounce are given to us in the RNS.

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bullster
15/9/2019
15:47
Well done bullster ,those calculations/splits look so much better for Jubilee pgm basket price publication.Can you please use that for the future.
margaret_thatcher
15/9/2019
14:57
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4E and 6E is a math lesson in percentages.

But don't forget, 100% is your maximum.

If you add extras E's, you'll have to reduce the original percentage values

E1 - 49% ......... E1 - 38%
E2 - 40% ......... E2 - 29%
E3 - 9% .......... E3 - 7%
E4 - 2% .......... E4 - 1%
E5 - 0% .......... E5 - 12%
E6 - 0% .......... E6 - 13%

BOTH HAVE TO TOTAL 100%

OK, you may substitute one E for a more costly one, or vise versa.

Swings and roundabouts because the individual percentages change.

TRY DOING SOME CALCULATIONS FOR YOURSELVES.

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bullster
15/9/2019
14:02
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THERE'S A DISCLAIMER ON THE BASKET PRICE CHART!

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bullster
15/9/2019
13:39
THE ULTIMATE MEASURE is the EARNINGS FIGURE taken from the company RNS.

My figures correspond to them. Yes that is true. All I am asking, could you please give us a basket price for 6E(Jubilee always state 6e in their publications unlike other pgm companies that state in 4e) in the future,that gives us and newbies a better idea what the real basket price is.

margaret_thatcher
15/9/2019
13:20
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maggie,

THE ULTIMATE MEASURE is the EARNINGS FIGURE taken from the company RNS.

My figures correspond to them.

That's all that matters.

edit... We know how many ounces we produce and we know how much we are paid for them, so you don't even have to bother knowing if they are 6e or 4e.

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bullster
15/9/2019
13:10
Element 5(osmium) and 6(Ruthenium) make up 25% of total pgms produced,it makes a big difference. Like I said this information was taken from Sylvania platinum and should be used as a yardstick. Your current calculations is highly inaccurate and should not be viewed to new investors.
margaret_thatcher
15/9/2019
13:00
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sleveen,

I've only penciled in 1,000 pgm ounces per month for H2/19 for Windsor, to compensate for transport costs.

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bullster
15/9/2019
12:55
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margaret_thatcher,

6e and 4e is swings and roundabouts.

Leon opined on the subject in one of the webcasts, he was explaining how the price reflected between the smelters 6e to our 4e.

We don't know our prill split, for gods sake! so squabbling about 6e/4e is senseless.

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bullster
15/9/2019
12:45
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sleveen,

Well spotted, i'll go back over more RNS to make sure it wasn't reported wrongly on one particular one. I've changed it for now and will recalculate the line once i have cone some more checking.

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bullster
15/9/2019
12:39
Hi Bullster,basket price is 6(E)

Platinum-37%,Palladium-30%,Rhodium-7%,gold-1%,Osmium plus Ruthenium-25% combined (The last 2 elements combined make up 25% of total pgms produced,this information was taken from Sylvania Platinum as a yardstick).You will see that toll fee is in the 225-250$ range.

margaret_thatcher
15/9/2019
12:22
Bullster

Q4 18 = 6300oz


Plus the additional transport costs of $4/tonne tailings to Eland.

sleveen
15/9/2019
12:00
Nice one Bullster...

It's amazing that there are so many people who don't understand how product costs are reflected.

plat hunter
15/9/2019
11:20
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WHO MAKES WHAT! FROM THE PGMS
The smelter/refiner at present gets around $415 per ounce of the basket price. JLP get what is left after deducting their fluctuating costs to produce, around $320 to $400 per pgm ounce. Although our basket price chart may not be accurate it does track the rise quite accurately. Be mindful that even our prill split and yield can change on a daily basis, it depends on the quality of tailings mined that day. NOTE how the rise in basket price goes directly on to the per ounce revenue column. CHECK OUT the estimated earnings now that Windsor is ramping up.




AVG BASKET
PMG DELIVERED
PER ONZ REVENUE
PER ONZ EARNINGS
$ EARNINGS
£ EARNINGS


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Q1/18
$1,090/onz
4,897 onz
$677/onz
$303/onz
$1,481,832
£1,141,000


Q2/18
$1,115/onz
5,800 onz
$713/onz
$361/onz
$2,093,510
£1,612,000


Q3/18
$1,110/onz
6,009 onz
$698/onz
$415/onz
$2,493,494
£1,920,000


Q4/18
$1,150/onz
6,279 onz
$744/onz
$525/onz
$3,300,000
£2,541,000


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H1/19
$1,248/onz
11,559 onz
$840/onz
$440/onz
$5,082,876
£4,065,000


H2/19
e$1,550/onz
e20,000 onz
e$1,138/onz
e$530/onz
e$10,600,000
e£8,477,287



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bullster
14/9/2019
18:51
Not that I'm aware of. But what did come to mind, was rather a nasty image of you down at the caravan park LOL However, you divert again, this is not about me. Rather explain to us, for the benefit of the newer members, why you operate here with multiple avatars and attack anyone with any negative opinions regarding JLP's ability to create shareholder value? Desperately trying to claw back some of those losses, are we? Free shares my backside.
aceshi
13/9/2019
17:12
Wrong Platt, unlike yourself, I do not continue to endorse a company's track record that is riddled with self imposed delivery shortfalls and a general lack of transparency. Not up to my neck here, like some of you, so have the luxury of telling it how it is and will make the final dump, when i chose. That being said, i most certainly have cut the prospect any continued long term, shareholder relationship with JLP. Or any other companies in which CB is involved.So it would seem, the only contradictions here, are your opinions vs the facts.
aceshi
13/9/2019
16:43
We all need a willy Margaret nudge nudge, wink wink.

Say no more Squire.


Enjoy...

sleveen
13/9/2019
16:15
koos is toobs1. who is Jonathon?
niloc4
13/9/2019
15:14
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PRILL

PLATINUM = 49%, @ $961 = $470.9
PALLADIUM = 40%, @ $1589 = $635.6
RHODIUM = 9%, @ $4580 = $412.2
GOLD = 2%, @ $1504 = $30.1


PGM BASKET PRICE PER OUNCE

12/12/2018 = $1,120
10/06/2019 = $1,215
20/06/2019 = $1,308
30/06/2019 = $1,327
10/07/2019 = $1,356
30/07/2019 = $1,372
13/08/2019 = $1,334
29/08/2019 = $1,437
30/08/2019 = $1,484
31/08/2019 = $1,516
13/09/2019 = $1,549


All calculations done on the lower "bid" price from Kitco charts in the header.
Figures should be used as a yardstick of price movement, only.
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bullster
13/9/2019
14:18
Hi meanreverter I have to agree with you this Toobs is just getting to much! He has got me interested in some of his bashing rubbish, this thing about consultancy fees. Tried emailing the Jubilee team,but no reply. Can someone here please help if there is any truth to this? Some one mentioned a consulting company that Leon and Colin has.
margaret_thatcher
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