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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

7.30
0.30 (4.29%)
03 May 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
  0.30 4.29% 7.30 7.10 7.50 7.30 7.00 7.00 2,330,652 16:20:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 15.53 199.88M
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 7p. Over the last year, Jubilee Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 4.65p to 9.25p.

Jubilee Metals currently has 2,738,130,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jubilee Metals is £199.88 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.53.

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26/1/2020
18:31
As for fish tanks….. my wife has fish [ I pay for she looks after ] I read this blog and cry with laughter at the fools locked into a
dog of share...and cannot afford to sell without losing money ? Thats your fault for not listening to facts ? Now why not you stop
hitting the honest punter and start digging and looking for a better investment ?
Best Regards.

mikesurtees
26/1/2020
18:19
Must be a good time to buy!



Losta... not enough

1madmarky
26/1/2020
18:16
Hi Palt honey, I am so sorry I cannot put into writing what I mean without upsetting you, and that you think I am
wrong to investigate and divulge my findings here on the board for further discussion. I except your words even
when Bird seems to be telling you inside information, because who am I to stop you telling your diatribe to several
thousand readers of this blog. all who have their own ideas and form conclusions from every word you utter.
God bless you my friend, and I hope your choice of action when the final RNS hits the net is the correct one. Regards.

mikesurtees
26/1/2020
18:11
How's your Aquarium Mike?
plat hunter
26/1/2020
17:58
Colin Bird has been the controling influence...including the direction of funding......Leon is a puppet in this respect.....We are not required now
as the set up has occured......until the next placement.......nice one aye ? ...The whole
market is telling you about Bird and his companies......hence the static share price ......start digging more on Bird.....and you will open your eyes more......Regards.

mikesurtees
26/1/2020
17:55
Ive been keeping a close eye on JM. Am in a syndicate ...workers close to Kabwe have reported nothing is happening on the ground.... Mr Bird has been deceiving shareholders with his lies.... Where is all the
money in Kabwe gone ?
BMR is going in to admin ..... A sea of red is on its way for JM.... [ I’m not talking about chumming for shark ] Posters on here [ Plat Hunter, Leons cheerleders ]
continue to lie
and deceive on these blogs..... the share price is static because the world and his dog knows Bird cannot be trusted.
Regards

mikesurtees
26/1/2020
17:36
Tim...Equally good story in Mexico for hydrogen and by 2025 all london busses are also supposedly meant to be fuel cell powered
plat hunter
26/1/2020
17:21
Judging by the share price increases in CWR and in Canada BLDP and ITM it looks as though fuel cells are beginning to take off as a practical alternative. Weichei have invested heavily in CWR and CLDP and are selling 000's of buses in China. Europe is beginning to catch on with Van Hool also starting to sell Fuel cell buses. Toyota has a fuel cell car on sale. The rate of progress in this area is much faster than I had anticipated as I have been invested in the above for several years and it has been a slow take off but now seems to be the time. BLDP does use some platinum but CWR has a steel fuel cell.
timhigginson
26/1/2020
16:42
Imaginary or real?
danieldanrichardson
26/1/2020
16:21
How many shares do people hold in JLP out of curiosity? :-)
lostabillion
26/1/2020
16:09
Bipolar Bully is at it again.

This time he loves JLP ;)

deme1
26/1/2020
15:34
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Now that we have control over the tailings supply at Inyoni we intend to up processing from 45,000t to 50,000t per month, so 10% increase. 2,300 pgm ounces becomes 2,530 and 13,000 chrome tonnes becomes 14,300.

I think fresh tailings from arisings was 11,000t per month, so 74 months of that gives 814,000t extra to the figures i gave.

The only negative on the horizon is the 28% corporation tax, when we burn through our £40m+ tax credit.

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bullster
26/1/2020
15:12
Yes we definitely done those deals at the right time.
nelson01
26/1/2020
15:02
Bullster, and that’s just Inyoni/Hernic.

This has to jump to nearer 40p soon surely.

Update this week or early next week should see that springboard appear.

lostabillion
26/1/2020
13:57
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Nobody is talking about the massive deal we have recently done.



INYONI : acquisition of all pgm and all chrome rights to 630,000t plus 1,700,000t plus 1,000,000t, 3,330,000 tonnes of tailings in total, plus all future arisings.

Cost of pgm acquisition is $5,100,000 ; chrome acquisition is $16,390,000 ; total cost $21,490,000


To calculate the approximate earnings on this outlay i will assume the current production feed rate of 45,000t of tailings per month which produces around 2,300 pgm ounces. We have been returning around 8,500t of chrome and i am going to increase this to 13,000t as we are employing fine chrome extraction.

As we are at the point where JLP was to drop to a 15% share, i will calculate gained earnings at 85% of $1,200 per pgm ounce. As we know, the current earnings for chrome at Inyoni has its cost to produce absorbed in the pgm production so chrome was achieving $90 per tonne ex works to China. This recent fall in chrome prices is not expected to last, so i shall calculate the earnings at $100 per tonne.

Earnings:

3,330,000t of tailings @ 45,000t per month = 74 months

pgm earnings; 74 x 2,300 x $1,020 = $173,604,000

chrome earnings; 74 x 13,000 x $100 = $96,000,000


Outlay; $21,490,000
Gain; $248,114,000

Not bad !

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bullster
26/1/2020
10:43
Ditto Mutley
plat hunter
26/1/2020
10:13
From the beginning I have always taken the view that tjate is worthless and that assumption was part of my investment decision. Colin and Leon will always spin that there is value in the not too distant future to justify their decision to buy it in the first place. I would concede that maybe just maybe quartzhill sale to Anglo could be resurrected. But let me be clear I would be delighted to be wrong and hope I am
mutley walters
25/1/2020
16:43
Just an uplift any uplift would be good!
1madmarky
25/1/2020
11:36
IMHO the next set of results are the most important in jlp’s history and only 6-7 weeks to wait. Hopefully the expected update in a week or two will give us a clue.
nelson01
25/1/2020
11:34
If we really are going to make $40-50 million per year with Kabwe still to come, DCM pgms and Tjate then the share price should be 10-15p
nelson01
25/1/2020
10:45
Be interesting whether the update push’s the share price past 5p before the next deal falls!
goingforarun
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