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JLP Jubilee Metals Group Plc

6.40
0.06 (0.95%)
Last Updated: 09:03:55
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
  0.06 0.95% 6.40 6.30 6.50 6.41 6.40 6.41 1,015,452 09:03:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Miscellaneous Metal Ores,nec 141.93M 12.91M 0.0047 13.62 173.6M
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 6.34p. 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 £173.60 million. Jubilee Metals has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.62.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/12/2020
15:51
Next bit of news to get us going will be the new copper deal, expected in December.

it possible news on tjate, as they seem very tight lipped when asked.

deme1
09/12/2020
15:50
Just taken £201k out of the market.
Tomorrow and Friday are going to be very bleak days for the stock market imo.

lostabillion
09/12/2020
15:39
^^^^^
it always was 5p.

How did you get it so wrong?

deme1
09/12/2020
15:38
5p now is it?Ha ha ha
plat hunter
09/12/2020
15:20
Talking about “bungling̶1; Mr Plathunter.perhaps selling a share at 5p and then seeing it double shortly afterwards
moneyman50
09/12/2020
15:11
Heavy use of NDA'S lols.Massive track record of bungling deals and agreements, anyone remember BMR, they have zero attention to detail when it comes to dotting the I's and crossing the T's
plat hunter
09/12/2020
14:20
hxxp://www.mintek.co.za/Pyromet/Files/2009Jones-ConRoast.pdf

Some good historic reading available on old New Dawn thread

trevorc8
09/12/2020
14:11
Leon's CV says it all.. But of course its as simple as buying a few chemicals on Alibaba according to Plat... Hahaha..
sb
09/12/2020
14:06
This is no longer another "AIM promise", as they are debt free and generating a lot of cash you can keep it as your investment. Possibly in a few years will see divi, but first let them expand as they want.
marmar80
09/12/2020
13:56
I regretted buying some at over 4p when the share price went down towards 2p. I regret buying at just under 11p yesterday but probably won't regret it in the near future.
dafrog
09/12/2020
13:50
Yes WD knew her stuff. Also if you also follow through her posts & see what has happened at Smokey Hills you will see we wanted that deal for its access to chrome & the plant. This multiple chrome plants situation that we now have in place has been years in the planning.
robers98
09/12/2020
13:50
Our CEO profile if anyone is in doubts who is in charge here.Mr Coetzer is a qualified chemical engineer. Before joining Jubilee, he was employed for 20 years within the Anglo American PLC stable, of which 16 years were spent at Anglo Platinum. His last position was Head of Process Control and Instrumentation where he defined and managed the automation and process control strategy for Anglo Platinum. The programme has established itself as a recognised world leader in its field. He was a member of the Executive Process Committee, the Research and Development Council, and advisor to the asset optimisation initiative at Anglo Platinum. Throughout his career, he has managed both technical and production units of large operations, including both platinum concentrators and smelters, and was selected to partake in Anglo American's global leadership programme. He is a member of the advisory Board of the process engineering faculties at both the University of Pretoria and the University of Stellenbosch and is also a member of the South African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, and a member of the South African Institute of Directors.?
marmar80
09/12/2020
13:34
Search on wdurham brings up a lot of interesting JLP and Braemore history. Thanks again for the tip.
memexx
09/12/2020
13:31
Private chrome map launched to boost commodity insight

In its pursuit to map mining districts around South Africa, and in the absence of any publicly available form of mining and prospecting cadastre, mining supply sales consultancy AmaranthCX has mapped the chrome mines and projects of the Bushveld Complex.

In doing so, the company is continuing the building of its version of a mining and prospecting cadastre in an effort to shine a light on a part of the industry that is currently clouded in mystery as no publicly available information of this kind is freely available.

The lack of freely available mining and prospecting cadastral information is impeding investment into particularly exploration, as prospectors find it increasingly difficult to attract speculative capital for projects in South Africa, AmaranthCX director and owner Paul Miller previously told Mining Weekly.

By mapping the chrome mines, AmaranthCX is also adding to its database of mining projects in South Africa, having previously announced its coal map in November, which adds to AmaranthCX’s existing manganese and kimberlite diamond maps.

robers98
09/12/2020
13:22
Cheers for that info
marmar80
09/12/2020
13:18
Thanks for that Trevorc8. This is genuinely interesting. I would tend to agree that whatever process gives them an edge on PGM processing is highly valuable and will become even more so.

I think Platinum in particular is way undervalued and will have its day in the sun again.

memexx
09/12/2020
13:07
How many did you buy @10.50p deme?
freedom97
09/12/2020
12:57
Was always in, just managed more.

Was not hopeful of my 10.35p - but you never know ;)

ridiculous spread again

deme1
09/12/2020
12:53
deme,

Looks like you and Losta both achieved you 10.5p buy back price. Good choice by you both, it seems. I take it from your post that you are back on board with your trading tranche.

scrappycat
09/12/2020
12:52
Back in 2009/2010 Leon was originally CEO of Braemore Resources which had the sole patent from Mintek for a process called Conroast. This was the magic formula for processing PGM. I believe there was even some discussion with SLP for a JV. This process according to Colin and Leon was worth fortunes and was one of the reasons Jubilee acquired Braemore.

I wonder how much 'The Jubillee Way' is influenced by this and what happened to the patent.

At the time there was a poster called Wendy Durham who had expert commentary on this and Colin claimed it probably doubled the value of Tjate at the time.

Does anyone know what happened and have Leon/Colin ever provided updates.

trevorc8
09/12/2020
12:32
weakness today.

can't blame people for selling, this has had a stellar performance over the last few weeks.

They best get back on board before the second wave :)

deme1
09/12/2020
12:31
not long to wait now
i think there will be a lot of regretful sellers when the rns drops

adejuk
09/12/2020
12:06
Soon may need COV ID (vaccine passport) to go across any enforced borders.
memexx
09/12/2020
12:05
Apart from any other aspects, there will be a very significant hole in the EU budget when the UK finally ceases to contribute to the EU coffers. You do not have to be a brain surgeon to appreciate that the 10 billion euro hole in that budget will need to be filled, and there are relatively few countries in the EU that are in a position to pick up the bill. Your newly adopted country, pshhevlin, will certainly have to carry much of that new burden.
scrappycat
09/12/2020
11:58
"I can now come and go as I please whereas you probably cannot"

I think you will find we can all come and go as we please. As long as you have a passport and in some instances no criminal record, then you are quite free to travel anywhere in the world.

deme1
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