RE: How high will this go?21 Nov 2021 08:02
Kaiser
We got off on the wrong foot but I could not agree more with your assessment of the company.After all I lived through the almost identical process that Jubilee has taken, the small differences being when I took over a company the market cap was R1.28 million (32 Million shares at 4c a share) The company now 'Merafe' became a ferrochrome company with far less potential than Jubilee now has, and like Jubilee I was also forced to issue shares to ensure growth ending with over 2.5 billion shares.'Merafe got taken over by Glencor and at today's prices is worth about 3 Billion Rand having reached over 10 Billion Rand at some stage.(It depends to a large extent on the ferrochrome price)
Like Jubilee is now dependent on the selling price of the metals it produces,so to was 'Merafe' dependent on a fickle ferrochrome price.
To Jubilee shareholders all I can say is that having been in the mining business I am extremely confident that the metals Jubilee producers have the potential to remain high.
The answer to how high will this go is dependent on the metal prices and what Tjate will bring to the party.
Colin and Leon have laid the foundations to a very profitable company which may be worth billions of pounds in the future, and I hope to be on the same ride with them over the future years.