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now that jubilee is a zambia focused player (with a tad of stuff remaining in rsa which they will dispose of, the question is what other deals will be made with others in zambia by jlp and glr - together or separately?

i can see glr disposing of all kalahari copper belt assets for £ + some retained bonus or royalty. same with zimbabwe - but more likely an outright sale of kamativi, and a £+ retained bonus deal for the copper/gold assets. that leaves the usa which i think is being fattened for a sale + retained bonus deal.

in that case, glr also eventually becomes a pure play zambia outfit with several copper open pits (luansobe, shinganda, molefe (partial interest) - three possible spokes to the jlp type hub spoke model, potential tier 1 licenses requiring further exploration (shinganda, luansobe deeps, western foreland), and ka****u (zinc) which i also expect to be sold off with a retained £+ bonus deal. 2026 will be interesting.

Even free speech is subject to rules Levi. You obviously breached a rule of some kind.

If your post got removed, it was probably because it crossed a line - maybe misinformation, harassment, or just straight-up toxicity, rather than pure "realism" overwhelming the snowflakes. Platforms have rules for a reason, but hey, if you're convinced it was groundbreaking honesty, repost it here, I am sure we would like to see this earth-shattering realism in action. What's the gist?

And now you have a time-scale. And with copper price increasing, the opportunity to get the best deal increases. Negotiations are ongoing.

What faffing, and what actions have not been performed Moneyman? Do you have the inside track on negotiations?

Your fixation with Anal is very odd Levi. You’ll get your £500 investment back one day for sure then you can stop blubbing ;-)

Comparing the market cap, geographical locations, and financials of https://www.koryxcopper.com/ and https://www.midnightsunmining.com/ with Galileo shows the possibilities.

I agree Chri5p. And you have put your money where your conviction is. Some on here have no investment but like to continually look back in anger, when they should be looking forward at what is to come given the portfolio that has been built and the commodity market we are now in.

You can always sell and buy back later Moneyman if you think that is the direction the share price is going in? That would be the logical thing for a 'money man' to do - no? Unless of course you think the share price has bottomed out.

Some unusual posts today. Some from folk who only talk about CB companies on other Company threads, but given their consistent views across those threads I doubt they are still invested. I can only assume they have lost out in the past and are still aggrieved at that. For those who are invested, there will be a reason to do so. Either way, it's irrelevant to what will happen next. The only thing you can really control is whether you stay and possibly even accumulate, or exit. For those accumulating - that leaves less shares in the hands of stale bulls. All good.

1. Mineralisation in the Special Grants around Mufulira that might conceivably prove to be economic in the future has been discovered in the Luansobe, Mutundu, and Mwekera areas and also near Mokambo, on the Congo border, and the northerly limb of the Mufulira syncline. Economic independence and Zambian copper; a case study of foreign investment By Bostock, Mark Publication Date 1972

2. First Quantum reported no activity on these projects during 2000. In February 2001, however, Mopani Copper Mines PLC of Zambia, in which First Quantum held a 44% interest, began negotiations with Gécamines to exploit jointly the ORE DEPOSITS at Luansobe. Mopani is an extension of the Mufulira Mine that stretches across the border from Zambia into Congo (Kinshasa). Ore from the Luansobe ore deposit would be processed in Zambia and would extend the lifespan of Mufulira Mine from the 2000 estimate of 15 years to 25 years (Lewis Mwanangombe, Panafrican News Agency (Dakar), February 23, 2001, Mopani Copper Mines Plc in negotiation with Gécamines, accessed April 10, 2001, at URL http://allafrica.com/stories/200102230120.html) Minerals Yearbook 2000 Vol 3 Area Reports International: Africa and the Middle East Publication date 2000

3. There is also a similarity in the succession in the east from Kinsenda and Luansobe to Mufulira and Bwana Copper, its geology and economics by Bowen, Robert Publication date 1977

Thank you Merlin. I think the GLR portfolio has the most horses, and several could win the race. We shall see :-)

Genuine question - why do you remain invested? And why have you not posted on those other CB companies you remain invested in? I’d like to understand your logic.

Through -$6 lb Cu in Jan? https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php

Probabilities come into play. Several of those assets already have a every high probability of creating a multi-bagger. Thai is a unique situation to be in for a Junior. The potential for a Tier-1 discovery is also a massive incentive given closeness to already existing huge Tier 1 discoveries.

Happy Xmas: https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php $12,400 approx. per tonne.

Some stale bulls out as well. All good.

Https://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/copper.php $12,200 approx. per tonne.

The market is starting to wake up - the Jubilee board shows some astute observations. To summarise, the near-term open-pit opportunity (Open Pit 1), will be fast-tracked toward production or sold, and we have two months remaining to find out if the Mid September RNS is on the money with CB's time-scales. Some on here come from a 'inside knowledge perspective', ok, but I see it from a high probability of it happening perspective. IMO, it will happen. We have two 10-year small-scale mining licences over the shallow zones, supported by a JORC Inferred Resource of ~5.8Mt at 1% Cu (56,000t contained metal). Mid-2024 scoping studies will have confirmed robust economics at lower $per tonne Cu, with deeper pit extensions (to 220m) potentially unlocking over 9Mt of ore—delivering early cash flow via excellent infrastructure in a copper district. Deeper down there is a seamless transition from Open Pit 1 to a contiguous underground resource which adds ~6.3Mt at 1.2-1.5% Cu (up to 97,000t contained), ideal for extending the life and to scale output. Galileo is already in contractor talks for this staged approach.

However the true game-changer lies further below—historical ZCCM data which triggered the license purchase in the first place indicates a deep target of 65-67Mt at 2.37% Cu (over 1.5Mt contained metal) from 100m to 1,250m depth. This non-JORC estimate offers massive blue-sky upside; limited drilling to 220m so far is encouraging, but the deepest zones remain untouched. A focused deep drilling campaign could elevate Luansobe to tier-one status—a long-life, high-grade underground operation rivaling neighbour Mufulira. All to play for. And that is just one asset :-)

I agree Seisnav - it's now becoming an "aha" moment for some. Consolidation or clustered development is highly attractive amid rising global copper demand. Also, this kind of clustering is common in mature mining districts to maximise efficiency. The Hub and Spoke model works, and combined spokes can build to a Tier 1 capacity. Plenty of money to be made by all parties involved. And of course this will then make its way to increased market caps and share prices.

Jubilee.Molefe : https://x.com/Jubilee_Metals/status/2001986850001740024