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What is your point?

And if the ore from Munkoyo is mostly 6% Copper, not 1.5 - 3% as originally stated, as per Chris Koen's Linkedin post, we will be flying...

Copper just closing in on $9,700/tonne!

Interesting post from Chris Koen, JLP Head of Mining, Zambia showing a picture of ore from Munkoyo inviting people to guess what it is .... https://www.linkedin.com/posts/chris-koen-mba-4a5a09229_lets-guess-the-type-of-material-we-are-mining-activity-7263654964088983552-1t1w?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAAxpeoBlQBghAWVSMQdSdAjDhwtf9RW5jA

"paul phiri

Qualified Automotive Engineer MEIZ

3mo

Copper low grade

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Chris Koen (MBA)

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Head of Mining - Zambia

3mo

>> paul phiri I guess 6% is a bit low😬"

6% copper!! How much of Munkoyo is like that who knows but by crikey that will boost output!!

Copper through $9,600 this morning in London and $10,500 in NYC as a result of Trump. https://www.mining.com/web/copper-prices-surge-as-trump-signals-25-tariff-on-imports/

An ever increasing commitment to a Hydrogen-based future will help PGMs greatly.

How are you defining military metals..... The military use all metals in one way or the other.

Antimony is not produced in Zambia and there are no significant quantities present anywhere in the country. South Africa does have antimony deposits, but these are not linked to the Bushveld PGM reefs. Instead, antimony occurs primarily in gold-bearing quartz veins and in association with stibnite (Sb₂S₃) at Barberton Greenstone Belt (Mpumalanga province) and Murchison Greenstone Belt (Limpopo province). These are older, greenstone-hosted gold-antimony deposits, not part of the Bushveld Complex. We do of course have Vanadium in Zambia and it and Chrome will continue to be in demand for steel making.

Anything over 3.9p is a buy....

Https://miningaim.co.uk/jubilee-metals

"The bottom line

Chrome and PGMs were already profitable at Jubilee even as other operators have had to reduce operations. But Zambian copper will drive profits to huge levels given the heat in the sector and rising copper demand.

But taking a step back — Jubilee was also trading at circa this level five years ago — and in that time, the company has not only built Roan, but upgraded it. It’s also upgraded Inyoni, upgraded Sable multiple times, and sourced feed for all plants. It’s even sourced all the power it could ever need.

The chrome business has jumped to multiples of where it was, and then there’s the deal with IRH that could add further tens of millions to the market cap when it gets cracking.

The share price is a steal, and the re-rate will happen shortly."

Playtime, you are deluded.

On what basis would they have a seat. The shares are owned by their customers, not HL.

Loot... the wind has been removed from your sails. Few if any other companies are able to react to opportunities like JLP which is of course a GOOD thing - not a weakness. They have not abandoned processing lower grade material, you are making it up as you go along. Leon said they would process BOTH in Roan and perhaps move to all high grade. But if by acquiring higher grade material the production process is more efficient and will enable more rapid attainment of growth targets, why wouldn't they. That has no bearing at all on the commerciality of processing lower grade material which we already knew was commercial. Why would they disclose exactly what has been paid for the ore? It is commercially sensitive information. You will find out the approximate cost in due course as the results are released. You seem desperate; there is nothing sinister to see here - move on.

No II is going to make investment decisions based on interim results in light of recent challenges. Ridiculous. Volume is not much more than 1 million ...

Loot, you haven't a clue.

I'll call you something else, Pete....

How surprising that you would "wonder" something like that Sumo..... 😂

NEDs do not "turn up for work..." He will probably attend a monthly meeting with management to discuss progress and strategy.

"is pleased to announce the appointment of Anthony (Tony) Foster as Non-Executive Director ..." He is an advisor, not an executive. I suspect you don't understand the role of a NED.

Pt and PD both over $1,000/oz and Cu at $9,550/tonne. Full steam ahead.

You are getting boring with your negative rants now HDS... "IRH won't touch Jubilee hence the reason the Roast don't mention IRH anymore." READ the RNS..... you are spouting RUBBISH.