RE: £100mcap+ company quickly. 15-25p a share8 Feb 2026 19:49
Producing 20,000oz per annum as Paulo wants, here's some basic rough number crunching.
The recent RNS reinforced this is all about defining an open pit for early production using the existing resource and upcoming JORC upgrade
Assume some conservative numbers of
AISC = $1,500 per oz (adjacent mines sub $1,000 per oz)
Gold price = $4,000 per oz (now $5,100 and forecast over $7,000 this decade)
That's a margin of $2,500 in a conservative scenario.
*Regional Tax Reduction (Amazon Region): The Paranaíta Gold Project, situated in the Legal Amazon in northern Mato Grosso, Brazil, is eligible for a 75% corporate tax reduction.
$2,500 x 20,000 = $50,000,000mil
Half of that is JAN's so $25,000,000mil (assuming they don't find a path to get 100%, which may happen).
*The average P/E ratio for gold mining companies generally hovers between 20x and 30x, with recent industry data indicating a weighted average of approximately 28.15 for major industry players. Individual company valuations vary widely, often ranging from roughly 15x to over 30x for established miners, while sector-wide, the average is roughly 28.9.
Let's be ultra conservative and go with 10.
10 p/e x 25mil annual earning = $250mil market cap for JAN's share.
In this conservative scenario you get over 20p+ a share for JAN.
Then factor in a lower AISC, higher gold price, higher P/E ratio, more resource upside and much higher production rates down the lines and you can see why yhe upside is so enormous here.
You can see JAN trading over 30p a share.
CEO is keen to get open pit production started at 20,000oz per annum.
He has huge clout from Anglo American.
These results are all pointing towards a low cost, high grade, easy open pit gold mine, in a gold mining region.