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So he never said "ever" did he ... so you are lying, yes?

Please cite where he said "ever".

"Recovery or bust lol" ..... Includes HUM .......

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"As we approach the end of 2023, it's time to reflect on the remarkable projects that have defined Draslovka's year! ..... Jubilee Metals Group Partnership: Draslovka have joined partnership with Jubilee Metals Group PLC at their copper operation in #Zambia. Our patented GlyLeach™ technology WAS(!) used to recover copper from low-grade, historical tailings and achieved a recovery rate of more than 70%."

Stockcheque .... there is no need for a fuel cell.... and electric motors are not suitable for heavy duty, continuous type applications as in heavy equipment. The JCB machine in that video has 10kg hydrogen tanks enough to keep it running all day. The H2 is stored at 350 bar and the bowser to fill it is at 500 bar and contains 100Kg of Hydrogen.

You always bang on about AISC, which is particularly a gold mining concept, the gold price being so cyclical, but is really relevant to MINERS, and how Leon doesn't report it .... well a large part of the difference between cash cost reporting and AISC is the cost of exploring, developing and sustaining production, most of which is irrelevant to Jubilee as we are not a miner. We can acquire resources with no costs of exploration and development and get payback in months not 10+ years. You just invent things and claim as fact. From a SP Global report: "In 2021, the average AISC of copper production rose 16.2% year over the year to US$2.12 per pound." That's copper from actual mining activities.... we have few of their costs!! https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/research/copper-all-in-sustaining-cost-jumps-162-yoy-in-2021-margins-double You say "emergency placing for 10 million dollars. .." I assume that refers to the recent £10 mill raise which it has been stated quite clearly was to jump start the manufacture of modules. JLP is profitably producing PGMS, Chrome and copper ... you are simply LYING in suggesting the company was in anyway failing. They are doing deals with some of the biggest companies in the world who believe me do huge due diligence before they will agree to announcemenst about partnerships.... but no, Bushy knows best and much better than the highly paid accountants and engineers employed. Cretin.

Platinum back over $1,000/oz; Copper just about to hit $8,700/t. Pd @ $1,150 ..... looking good.

Cos otherwise its a purely made up number ....... 🤡

This is what the headline of that blog link is: "Hydrogen Combustion is a Dead-End Technology for Heavy-Duty Trucks" I was pointing out that that is erroneous in light of what JCB have developed... I agree, its not going to be retrofittable in any circumstance .... especially to v large 2 strokes.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6_qAta3Gk8 JCB in detail.

Have to disagree... if you investigate what JCB have been doing running hydrogen combustion engines DIRECTLY on hydrogen...no fuel cell involved...then H2 makes a huge amount of sense especially for heavy duty applications. That blog article stockcheque posted earleir just isn't accurate for the JCB engines.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbFV2y2-Irs No carbon emissions and NoX is dealt with.

I have which is why your figure is b**locks....

Justify how you reach $3.20.

CAML in Kazakstan produces copper at a cost of C$1 /USD$0.75 /lb using traditional leaching. https://www.centralasiametals.com/operations/kounrad/ JLP have stated USD$3,800 /tonne = $1.69/lb for the IRH project .... Where you get $3.20 from ....usual made up nonsense.

Good review ...!! The purpose of the knockers on here, we all know who they are, is to try to focus on the negatives and insinuate the darkest motives associated with events which are just the kind of things that happen in business and have to be overcome ...all the time not having the faintest clue themselves how to run a sweet shop let alone an organisation of this scale and complexity. What Leon and the team have achieved to position us for the extraordinary growth about to occur is truly remarkable in the circumstances, the supply chain and infrastructure issues, they have had to deal with. JLP will shortly be a cash machine and the market will have to start to recognise that.

Although of course ultimately ... He is!

Dan: "everyone is responsible for this mess..." !! Well, he's honest at least....

There is no point in talking to you. You have no interest here other than to be bloody annoying.

You can't have a thread on a non-Jubilee subject.... its not the ERG board. And JLP don't claim to do it exclusively... CAML have been doing it for years .. but both CAML and ERG use traditional practices .. JLP is innovative with their processes allowing them to process a wider range of materials more efficiently.

Its 40% owned by the Kazakstan goverment and about to spend $800 million on bringing the Comide site back on line. Easy when you have an oil rich government providing your capital... What pleasure or gain you get from posting here is beyond me ...you're just a littel troll like a flea on a dog. Maybe you are part of a paid cabal though .... Oh ... and JLP have the EXCLUSIVE license to use glycine leaching in DRC... ERG just uses traditional acid leaching and electroo-winning... but impressive production nevertheless.. as it should be when you consider the vast amount of investment they have made.... $2 billion....