RE: Cobalt12 Oct 2021 08:17
Hi Kaiser, thank you for a very good break down.
I got the figure of 200 million from the last interim report on Slaters Website. Please what I copied and pasted below.
SLATER GROWTH FUND
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FUND MANAGER’S REPORT (CONTINUED)
Report for the six months to 30 June 2021
Jubilee Metals, which recovers metals from mine waste material, contributed +0.50%, gaining another +42%.
The company has a proven track record in metals recovery and has global potential. In April 2021, the company
confirmed the delivery of its first shipment of copper-bearing concentrate in Zambia which represents just the
beginning of the expansion of its copper production. This has the potential to rival its booming PGM-chrome
division in South Africa and is well-timed with elevated copper prices and with supply forecast to move into
deficit in the coming years, though we note that China is trying to restrain commodity prices. The company
believes its production cost for copper will be around $4,200 per tonne and it is targeting 25,000 tonnes per year
within four years. It has many years of production available from its tailings, so it is not fanciful to expect $200
million per year of operating cashflow from copper alone. Rhodium prices have also been riding high thanks to
tougher emission regulations in China for heavy trucks.