Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued an announcement including that there has been a “noticeable increase” in the number of hours of production lost at its Roan facilities in Zambia caused by power outages across the national grid, though seeking to reassure that Munkoyo and Project G mining operations remain on target and noting enhanced terms for the acquisition of a large waste rock project.
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued an “Operational Update Q1 FY2025”-titled announcement including emphasising further strong South Africa production and significant progress towards material Zambia copper production. Those suggest further material upside from a current up to 5.5p share price.
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has announced that it has concluded due diligence on an open pit copper mining operation in Zambia and that it is to acquire a 65% holding, as well as that it has increased its allocation of power under its agreement with LHPC so that all of its Zambian operations are fully supplied under the agreement. How good is this news from a current 4.7p offer price?
Metals producer from South Africa and Zambia, Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued results for its year ended 30th June 2024, emphasising “another profitable performance achieving notable growth in chrome production while successfully meeting its revised copper targets”. So why a current down to 4.8p share price in response?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has announced what CEO Leon Coetzer emphasises as “a critical step towards securing a reliable and continuous power supply” in Zambia as a pioneer for recent government policy. This enabling planned expansion in Zambia to add to the group’s South Africa progress suggests strong value from a current 5.8p offer share price.
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued an “Operational Update Q4 FY2024” announcement, including noting production progress and that it “is well-prepared to deliver a robust FY2025 performance, with anticipated production increases”. We suggest such provides strong upside from a current 5.665p share price, £170.3 million market cap.
Jubilee Metals has announced that it has commenced production ramp-up at its Roan front-end upgrade in Zambia, constructed adjacent to the already-operating milling and flotation circuits and increasing the capacity at Roan to a maximum design of 13,000 tonnes of copper per annum. What about this and other current developments in relation to a current 6p share price?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued a “Roll-out of Integrated Copper Strategy in Zambia”-titled announcement in which it emphasises “significant progress” in this roll-out. Is this progress factored into a current 7.1p share price?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued a third quarter of its year update including emphasising record chrome production but also noting lower PGM and copper production and lower full-year copper production guidance due to delay completing project Roan expansion. What’s the net outlook from a share price which had recovered to above 7p, but is now 6.85p?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has announced continuing projects progress, including that International Resources Holding has exercised its option on proceeding with a waste rock project joint venture in Zambia. How do these compare with a current slightly up to 5.65p share price?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has announced its results for its half-year ended 31st December 2023 and that an upgrade project is set to significantly increase copper production during the current half year period. So good news from a recently down towards 5p share price?
Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued an update on its copper expansion in Zambia, including that it “is well on track of achieving its initial target of 25,000 tonnes of copper per annum”.
Metals processing in Africa group, Jubilee Metals (JLP) has issued a “Operational and Projects Update Q2 FY2024”-titled announcement including noting some impact from logistics constraints at ports across South Africa though also some increased production elsewhere.









