RE: Good news from Jupiter10 Sep 2018 17:29
*they have no choice about where the manganese is mined from. It is like people going on about cobalt and then saying they don't like the DRC; well tough, that is where the big deposits are.
Anyway if JMS does declare the dividend that they have indicated that they will, they will be on a huge yield since the full year dividend is likely to be higher than the the interim.
If the JMS share price stays where it is and the dividends from Tshipi work out as they look like they will, then JMS will be yielding maybe 23% ish on a full year basis. Regardless of risk that is a big yield. Just because PIs don't fancy it, doesn't mean that fund managers won't go for it.
In investing and in life there is a thing called "reversion to the mean": Over time, you would expect the JMS share price to move to something closer to the mean yield. It maybe that the risk requires a premium on the yield but it is not 23% vs 3.5% - 4.5%. Lets see what happens when they actually declare the dividend.
There may be too much turmoil, I don't know. If they do list it, fine and they don't list it, fine. The only thing about a listing might be that the look through value might be better for JMS and RRR.
DYOR