Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

[robers98] 18/9/2019 09:14

See SLP their share buybacks seem to be working for them.

[alpal2] 18/9/2019 09:07

My experience with companies doing share buy-backs is that the effect is very short term. Whereas paying a dividend based on solid results provides a sustainable underpin for a rising share price.

[ginko3] 18/9/2019 08:50

IMO we'll now see the share price walk back down until next news. As, I believe the next results will be good but not magnificent only two things will push this share price materially higher.

* Announcement of a significant share buy-back (as mentioned as a possibility at the last AGM I believe)

* A promise in the next set of results to pay a dividend at year end.

Shareholders need to SEE some return for their investment other than this perpetual step up and stride down movement in the share price

Hope I'm wrong tho and yesterdays rise is added to as still a holder here.

[plat hunter] 18/9/2019 08:46

Aces... you don't even know what a TR1 is. I doubt you understand the difference between 4e and 6e

[toobs1] 18/9/2019 08:42

Leon tell your ELF here to stop ramping,we know you are desperate to get the share placing done.It is only for the benefit of that consultancy company.Elf,now go back to your master and F Off!

[deme1] 18/9/2019 08:34

So Greenelf, what is your figure for yearly pentoxide?

Your copper projection from the other day is well off!

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 08:31

The vanadium pentoxide by product should (imo) be enough to pay off the refinery acquisition in one year. Never mind the main target metals. Some people are absolutely clueless. Hilarious.

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 08:28

You are obviously incapable of doing basic maths for the massive revenue stream Kabwe brings. Consultancy fees?? Is that the best negative you can come up with?? Really?? What a toob! Lol

[toobs1] 18/9/2019 08:25

"Kabwe in full operation is going to blow the doors off the mcap...." Yes the market cap for the consultancy company,definitely not Jubilee. What a clueless elf!

[freedom97] 18/9/2019 08:24

Thanks for links deme1.

[deme1] 18/9/2019 08:17

www.sharecast.com/news/aim-bulletin/jubilee-metals-making-solid-progress-at-kabwe-project--7023420.html

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 08:13

Kabwe in full operation is going to blow the doors off the mcap....

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 08:08

Anybody done a calculation what 1500 tonnes of vanadium pentoxide could be worth?? Truly mind blowing!!

[plat hunter] 18/9/2019 07:57

Aces... you really should learn what irony means

[deme1] 18/9/2019 07:56

www.businesslive.co.za/bd/companies/mining/2019-09-17-kabwes-pollution-headache-is-jubilees-big-opportunity/

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 07:32

Jubilee is growing rapidly and has developed into a solidly performing company. Jubilee has moved on while those stuck in the past get left behind. Whiners in the rear view mirror eating dump dust.

[greenelf] 18/9/2019 07:26

Sell up and move up if you think this is going nowhere; have to be a total plank to stay in something with no hope?!? Find an exciting prospect and invest in there. It seems you have more fun hanging about whining daily about YOUR OWN past bad investment decisions. Unbelievable.

[aceshi] 18/9/2019 07:17

Would you post on here all day everyday, desperately trying to defend the indefensible? Unless perhaps, you had a financial interest that was seriously under water. If your investment was performing admirably, you would be comfortable to let it be. Remember, the share price is seldom the lie. Say no more.

[aceshi] 18/9/2019 07:06

Big, filthy mouth as usual, Platt. Rather you tell us why you operate here with multiple avatars and always argue, about anything negative relating to JLP, even when its factual. Maybe YOU should do us all a favour and F off, if you not going to be objective. Posters with agendas carry no merit here. Don't bother to reply answer, unless you going to explain the multiple avatars.

[gsg] 17/9/2019 22:04

Leon today stated " we are targeting other surface projects in Zambia, using the Kabwe project and other surface material as an example of how we implement waste reprocessing projects where we reduce the environmental footprint".

A few examples of where Jubilee could get involved in other surface copper projects in Zambia.

proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/210075/cape-lambert-resources-highlights-value-in-tailings-pipeline-210075.html

Kitwe project in Zambia

Cape Lambert’s Zambian asset, the Kitwe Cobalt-Copper Tailing Project, is near a large copper mine owned by Glencore.

Sage said the Kitwe tailings project was more copper focused, with the tailings dump hosting a large amount of copper at a high grade.

Sage said, “In a recent drilling program, we found that the cobalt wasn’t as high as reported numbers and one option we are now looking at is to sell the project as a primary copper venture.

“The mine next door has been operating for many years and is down to around 0.9% copper while our grade is more than 1%.

“It looks like re-treating the tailings for them would be a lot more profitable.”




Investors from the United Kingdom Copper Tree are set to develop a copper processing plant at the famous Uchi dump site in Kitwe on the Copperbelt.

Kitwe District Commissioner Binwell Mpundu told ZNBC news in Kitwe

that Copper Tree has discovered valuable minerals at the Uchi dump site and that the construction of a copper processing Plant will start in July this year.

The Uchi dump site is said to possess huge deposits of Cobalt and Copper.

[the bull] 17/9/2019 20:51

Apols if already posted

hxxps://www.directorstalk.net/ceo-interview-jubilee-metals-group-kabwe-to-deliver-strong-operational-margins

[robers98] 17/9/2019 17:23

Also there is the sale of acid until needed. 40% of our needs I'm sure was mentioned that the plant was producing. So the increase must get us close to our acid requirements.

[bullster] 17/9/2019 17:12

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"The copper circuit has been brought into operation with the first production of plated copper cathode metal targeted for early Q4 2019.

The copper circuit during phase 1 of the project holds the capacity to produce 250 tonnes of plated copper cathode metal per month before increasing capacity during Q2 2020 to 400 tonnes per month".


250t x $880 = $220,000 or £176,000 @ 30% profit

£52,800 per month

400t - £84,480
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