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3CB yes it’s the Kabwe dumps. You might be right I’d have to look back in the RNSs to see if there’s any information on that and frankly I can’t be bothered to do that.

I’m pretty sure that either Leon or JMK said in a recent interview that copper and zinc assets have been traded. The only zinc assets I’m aware of are those at Sable. Does zinc just mean zinc or does it mean zinc, lead and vanadium? I have a feeling that they are individual tailings dumps rather than mixed, but I could be wrong about that.

Well that’s quite the CV!

There's a video interview with the previous owner of the Munkoyo mine on the Jubilee website, so it's hardly cloaked in secrecy. These small scale mine owners don't have the money or the equipment to develop the project beyond digging holes with an excavator. There has been no previous drilling program to establish the scale of the project. That's why Jubilee could pick up the license for less than US$2m (95% ownership).

I notice that Chris Koen has updated his LinkedIn again and is now listed as head of mining for Jubilee again. Maybe the last announcement was a bit premature!

So not the retired doctor and teacher that you have also claimed to be eh hamprof?

"SeisNav (I see that you play the person and not attend to the real issue)"

When that person (or people) is clearly lying about something so basic at their career it doesn't instil much confidence does it?

I said the Northern strategy has been abandoned and it has but that doesn't mean they are not still working on part of it. The half year results stated that the Kitwe tailings were still being progressed towards a viable solution... but I doubt you're really interested in that anyway.

Maybe you need to work a little bit harder, it's not my job to do the work for you. After all someone who claims to have been a doctor, a teacher, a company executive and who knows what else.... it shouldn't be too hard for you.

Your guess is incorrect. The Northern refining strategy was abandoned in favour of developing the Roan site due to lack of infrastructure in the North. Processing lower grade tailings there is going to be a low priority at best. Maybe you also want to read up on the Mufulira project as you clearly don't know much about Jubilee's recent history which is odd for someone who claims to have been invested for several years.

Here's a working link (I hope) to the PGM and chrome price chart:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/d9as3emsx9a8xcgxjbzj0/SLP-PGM-basket-and-Chrome-prices.png?rlkey=02fctg1zbrw2t32jluy5a1628&st=dgkdlhej&dl=0

PGM's and chrome both doing well.

Or they could release compelling drill results for Munkoyo and the SP could take off.

Or they could announce a deal for financing the LWP and the SP could take off.

We live in hope.

Here (if LSE allows me to post it) is an up to date chart for each of the metals prices:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pqs56ksf93n4a8o8gmi3o/Metals-prices.png?rlkey=q91q7dx98l1hjvg971ibo8ryh&st=zqne4xp0&dl=0

Cobalt hydroxide continues to climb... are Jubilee still viewing that as a possibility and if so at what price?

PGM's doing well, chrome trending upwards, copper cathode between US$9,600-US$9,800 / tonne recently.

We should have a decent first quarter with PGM's remaining elevated (US$1980 / PGM ounce today) and chrome slowly climbing again from a recent low of US$265 up to about US$275 at the moment. Thats the positive, the negative is very large interest payments eating into profits and rising costs... electricity tariffs in SA are due to rise next year by even more than was forecast.

Finally Copper should start contributing as well with Roan in production so things should be quite positive (fingers crossed!)

Looks like they have stopped displaying shortened links now which is annoying, you need to add t i n y u r l . c o m / to the front of that to see the link.

pgm's still trending up slightly, with rhodium up today. chrome has been steadily increasing for a while now:

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He hasn't gone far though HD, just outside the refinery gate.

I suspect that's part of this move to separate the processing from the exploration and mining. The trucks in some of those photos are pictures outside of Sable refinery gates. He's also referencing mobilisation on their second project and also small scale mining.

HarmProf has now claimed to be a retired doctor, a teacher, a data analytics expert and now a company manager and turnaround specialist! What will be next I wonder?

Your post is all kinds of wrong HarmProf.

The target is 3 million tonnes of copper not 1 million.

The waste assets were not "taken from KCM" they sold them years ago.

There has been no demand for Jubilee to invest in the waste dumps from the government.

Where do you get this stuff?

The two modular units are not valued at US$25m. According to the Jubilee website a modular unit capable of processing 20,000 tpm would cost about US$3m so the US$25m they are looking for should cover much more than that. It’s not clear what they plan to use that for, it may be more modules or maybe to pay down the remainder of the debt on the LWP or some other reason.