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Jubilee Metals Group (LSE:JLP) has shared encouraging progress on its copper operations in Zambia, highlighting advancements in its integrated production approach. The recent upgrade of the Roan concentrator has led to copper output exceeding expectations, while development continues at the Munkoyo and Project G mining sites. Overcoming earlier hurdles related to power supply and infrastructure, the company is on course to ramp up copper production capacity to approximately 5,100 tonnes in fiscal year 2026.

Jubilee’s growth strategy centers on broadening exploration efforts, boosting processing capabilities, and exploring potential joint ventures focused on processing activities to ensure sustainable, capital-efficient expansion.

The stock’s outlook balances the promising growth trajectory in Zambia’s copper sector and operational gains against financial pressures such as shrinking profit margins and rising leverage. Supportive corporate developments offer strategic momentum, though technical signals advise a cautious stance in the near term.

Agree SeisNav

Could and I say could be a super pit.

I note they have exploration rights to all the land around it.

Other than this bot a lot to update as we already new most of the news

Time for a change at the top.

Poor sounds as if you have a short.

Copper is still not been produced enough to match demand.

Where all the $90 million going if the $18 million is covering the Expansion at Roan etc.

I wonder wether we be getting a large dividend payment .I think most on here would prefer a share buy back.

Looks as if we have a large /super pit

Looks promising for the future in Zambia but still on the boarder line on voting yes on the sell

Certain individuals forget our costs are very low in producing copper as it’s already been mined in certain areas.

Even costs at top heavy $5000 per ton at 5000 tons price $9650 we are making $4650 per ton

Over $20 million profit a year before tax etc.

It will be interesting to see to see what happens when lol the circular comes out.

Why don’t you just all wait rather than speculating and putting wild posts on here.

Some on here are very recent shareholders who seem to think their know everything but no nothing.

Off to work see you all later

He forgotten the platinum mine

And the $18 million loan to Horizon corporation ?? Page 135 annual report 2024

What a week!!

Some investors think we trade copper comex

This is not the case we trade copper LME which has not seen the correction from trump latest news.

The industrial metal steadied on Friday on the London Metal Exchange, but was down 1.4% for the week. In the US, where traders had been moving large volumes of copper to in anticipation of the tariffs, copper has plunged by more than 20% this week.

Copper edged up 0.2% to settle at $9,630.50 a ton on the LME at 5:50 p.m. in London

Long term we all know copper will be in short supply

awaiting game for those who see this as a opportunity to top up.

iam having a good laugh at all your posts.

keep it up it’s entertaining not.

shame my bank account is still empty as i would be topping up again.

have a good afternoon may be we will suddenly get a takeover for the zambia side which would **** up leon plans lol

Another day of speculating .lol

Looks like some of you are at loggerheads with each other.

Calm down it’s a forum which some seem to forget.

Gotreal your last post was the most sensible thought about post I have read from you.

It’s frustrating when some don’t see your views!!

I hold several million shares and will be happy to see change at the top and will vote for change.

South Africa let’s see what happens and stop debating what you think you know.

We will soon know but in the meantime the printing press is still printing money every day we delay the sell if it goes ahead.

The London-based metal processing company said on Thursday it expects to post a circular containing full details of the proposed disposal to its shareholders during or about the last week of this month.

A get out clause expects

Frog

We need a new CEO who holds his weight reliable and realistic on targets.

The board need to make changes with Leon stepping down to over seeing operations only.

The longer the delay the more profit the company makes in South Africa.

Rhodium we produce 3,600 ozs in the last two months has risen by $1950

On a yearly base An extra $7million in profit.

One posted to quickly yesterday LME copper was at $9820 today live $9680

$140 drop 1.5%

Good morning

Seems like me some of us think we are trading from the copper traded in the USA

This is not the case.

We trade copper LME which Seis pointed out

To help those investors below is the live pricing for Copper LME

Dropped by 12% over the last 24 hours

Was at $9707 live

Hope this helps.

https://worldmarketlive.com/lme-copper-real-time-live-chart/

Drop on all three metals look over done.

Platinum and copper will still be in short supply.

Why don’t you all wait and stop speculating as you don’t know just guessing

The longer it takes for the circular comes out the more profit Jlp makes

Rhodium rose to 7,050 USD/t oz. on July 30, 2025, up 1.81% from the previous day. Over the past month, Rhodium's price has risen 28.77%, and is up 51.61%

Platinum prices

During the second quarter of this year, the price of the metal, a key component in catalytic converters for vehicle emissions, saw a 36% increase.

This surge was driven by several factors: a rise in Chinese imports, significant flows into NYMEX exchange stocks due to potential US import tariffs, and a concurrent decline in South African output.

At the time of writing, the platinum price on COMEX was at $1,446.50 an ounce, up 1.7% from the previous close.

Commerzbank AG expects platinum prices to average $1,350 an ounce by the end of 2025 compared to $1,250 an ounce projected earlier.

Prices are not high enough

However, Miller further stated that platinum prices remain too low for the industry to contemplate increasing production.

Miller said:

You need to see another 50% increase in prices in order to incentivise that new production to come to market. So we still think there’s some way to go.

Valterra, previously known as Anglo American Platinum, announced an 81% decline in half-year profit.