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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

6.60
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 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
  0.00 0.00% 6.60 6.50 6.80 6.65 6.65 6.65 2,734,915 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 14.15 182.09M
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 6.60p. Over the last year, Jubilee Metals shares have traded in a share price range of 4.65p to 9.50p.

Jubilee Metals currently has 2,738,130,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jubilee Metals is £182.09 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.15.

Jubilee Metals Share Discussion Threads

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17/9/2020
17:54
Just as a matter of interest what do peeps think "midcap value" actually equates to ?

£200million ??

tintin

9tintin
17/9/2020
17:11
In the general scheme of things it matters not, Jubilee is heading towards Midcap pretty quickly.

Are we about to take out Galileo and Berkeley Mineral Resources in one fell swoop?!?

lostabillion
17/9/2020
17:08
Looks like the bounce will be tomorrow tintin! Some decent buying after today’s profit taking, in fact “buys” outstripped “sells” by close of play! Bodes well for tomorrow.
lostabillion
17/9/2020
16:38
What happened to the bounce straight back up?

tintin

9tintin
17/9/2020
16:37
Just read California Joes 10th Sept. blog. He says " the clients agree to come into the placing and sell their existing holdings at a higher rate" stating that is the obvious thing to do, but isn't this the very definition of insider dealing?
4sta
17/9/2020
16:23
good finish to week
6p

adejuk
17/9/2020
16:18
Nice small consolidation today. Some profit taking and price still near 6
marmar80
17/9/2020
14:48
blue finish
tmrw 6.5?

adejuk
17/9/2020
14:10
Price being manipulated...... Canon in the wings..... 5p by Friday?
aceshi
17/9/2020
13:27
the algo is rubbish but i make it that buys are more than sells at the mo
strange games afoot
hope it's not a takeover
i like steady as she goes
0.1p a day will do me fine for the next 5 months

adejuk
17/9/2020
13:01
I almost own GLR now Losta, it will be me with the gin palace in a few years
the bull
17/9/2020
12:13
340k at full ask.
lostabillion
17/9/2020
12:07
Update announcement being prepared.

So says a BMR tweet on the 16th.

robers98
17/9/2020
11:59
How often is the 'fair' though
plat hunter
17/9/2020
11:51
Here's a reminder of WH Ireland Broker note:



"We initiate with a fair value of 11.2p/sh based on a forward looking cash flow analysis suitably risked for stage."

It seems WHI are very confident that 11.2p is fair value as of July 2020 because they repeated it at least 5 times in their report.

Also, remember that fair value of 11.2p was given in July, before the recent news, so should be higher now.

freedom97
17/9/2020
11:26
Krypton, I am not warning of any shock. I think the current share price is fair value based on current/short term earnings. My comments were in response to the overly optimistic expectations being made. Once copper production ramps up (early 2021) and we see the earnings we can apply the appropriate valuation. If you already believe copper production will significantly increase earnings then you can make the case for a 10+ pence share price valuation.
homeytheclown
17/9/2020
09:13
......and here come the “buys” ;—)
lostabillion
17/9/2020
09:12
Certainly 6p is too cheap to sell it. Company is growing fast now and it stands on own legs strong
marmar80
17/9/2020
09:04
Easy to sell 150,000 . Buyers lined up and price being held down ?
kennyp52
17/9/2020
09:01
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COMBINED PGM AND CHROME EARNINGS......BY RNS(H2 2019) AND (H1 2020) MAKE FULL YEAR RESULTS COMBINED Project revenue Project revenue Jubilee attributable (1) (GBP'000) (ZAR'000) earnings (1) (1) (GBP'000) H1 2019 14.361 263.873 5.641 (2) ---------------- ---------------- --------------------- H2 2019 24.966 461.669 8.299 ---------------- ---------------- --------------------- H1 2020 29.441 615.028 12.760 ---------------- ---------------- ---------------------







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bullster
17/9/2020
08:53
One you can agree with, 6p is too cheap to sell
marmar80
17/9/2020
08:52
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FULL YEAR operational earnings have already been announced by RNS.

£21,059,000

It's now a matter of seeing how much to deduct from that figure, for GROUP COSTS etc.

Look back over previous years full year results and you may consider that by taking off £5-£6m will give the final

GROUP PROFIT of around £15-£16,059,000

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bullster
17/9/2020
08:52
Having read the debate on the numbers,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Reading through WH Ireland's 'note' again it's interesting how negative they were(are) on future pricing of PGM's - the figures were produced in June and quotes Pd at $1900 but see's the price declining to $1800 going forward, plainly that's not the case three months on - though the important point here is that the percentage in the basket for this metal is only 17%

WH Ireland also seem to suggest that Pt is going to gain value in the future ($900) implied - well it's already past that !!

If one is going to base JLP's earnings and profits on the BBI then we ARE going to be disappointed, but that's not what it's there for - it's a guide for the direction of price for PGMs.

Cu is also heading up and is past the broker's indicative target, this is probably more important than PGM in the grander scheme of things, but somewhat lacks emphasis in the numbers given.

All in all I think WH Ireland are being a tad over cautious and their numbers are already well out of date, such is the market for PM!!

Maybe they should have given a 'range' of prices in the future, that would have future proofed their note - instead I think they need to update it !!!

Clearly Pt & Cu are the commodities to watch to get a handle on Jubilee's future prospects plus the progress on implementation of the projects.

I'm still positive but I can't see the share price reaching the wild forecasts of some on here in the near future, if nothing else the geopolitical risk of operating where they do will negate true value to some degree.

Hopefully the numbers in November(?) can lift the share price somewhere close to double digits, but if Colin gets the cannon out again for another big deal, all bets are off !!

tintin

9tintin
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