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And you have? Did I say that I had? Am I waiting to find out?

For once I agree with you Heroric. We don't know, let's wait and ask the questions. It's not decided yet.

Happy, you have no understanding of what my interest is. If you could read you might see it has something to do with finding out what the actual figures are before I make any decisions on the prospective deal.

I would imagine proceeds from a lot of the stock sold here will have made it's way to SLP so that people can maintain their PGM exposure. That boost may not last.

If the big institutions vote for the deal actuary it will be because they see profit in it and in that case so should we. Many on here (probably not representative of many shareholders and some who don't hold any stock but want in lower) should wait before making any decisions. As I constantly say. Wait for the figures and then make a business decision. PGMs are not a religion.

Slater has his man on the board so I'm sure he knows the score already Happy. He is certainly smarter, I'll give him that.

Copper also moving up. It's a business decision.

"come on Roan, come on Sable. produce some f.ck.ng copper." AND quickly, not 2028!

Au revoir

What did Colin the Cannon know when he took his 5 million shares for that matter?

Those "little details" seem to be easily or fortuitously overlooked by the knocking brigade on here welloil. Probably writing them off as dumb natives who can easily be fooled.

If they can't show that Nelson I would probably vote against but if Slater votes for it he will know something that we don't.

That is what we require now. The updated figures as to what is being produced, is likely to be produced and at what cost in both businesses. Without them we can make no realistic judgements as to the price being paid for the PGM/Chrome business and the viability of Copper in the future. Anything less would be slapdash and insulting.

Details, that is what I am waiting for Gray and until then I'm not going to go throwing numbers around. It's just a cess pit of obfuscation on here with numbers dragged out of thin air and plainly wrong.

By the way, comment not yours Edzi, Happyday's

Knockers who want a lower price trying very hard on here today. Quite incapable of backing up their claims though. Sell and go away if it's so bad.

In two years? Check the figures. Absolute nonsense.

Did I say that, I don't think so? Even so they actually have some figures unlike the plonkers on here who make it up as they go along. I also think that they are underestimating the possible progress by a year or so. Everything you spout is predicated on the inability as you see it for jubilee being unable to make a significant profit on copper. If that was the case, why don't they sell the Zambian business and concentrate on Chrome? personally I would prefer them to keep both but whilst we remain in a state of ignorance I'm willing to wait prior to judgement but then again I'm not in possession of the singular brain cells that give Edzi his business acumen.

The Zeus view on the "Fire Sale"

The chrome-PGM assets for sale. The assets include the toll milling chrome recovery plants (Inyoni, Windsor and Windsor 8), the chrome plants at Thutse which are, combined, capable of producing ~1.85Mt/yr of chrome concentrate. Waste from the plants feeds the Inyoni PGM flotation plant capable of producing 38-40koz PGM/year with an agreement for excess waste to be treated by a nearby PGM producer. Last FY (ending June 2024) the PGM-chrome division generated an EBITDA of $24.5m, in the six months to December it had already generated EBITDA of $16.5m, with the anticipation of a better H2 financial performance driven by increased production through Thutse and the chrome price. Focus on copper in Zambia now assured, with the capital to carry out its ambitions. The recent RNS updating the market on Zambia (28.5.2025) showed that the Roan concentrator was up and running and capable of producing 4.4kt/yr of copper units with most for the Sable refinery with further units from Munkoyo high grade and a low-grade leaching project of up to 1.4kt/yr copper from high grade ore and a further 4kt/yr from the low grade ore upgrade project. Jubilee expects similar production from Project “G” which will fill the Sable expanded capacity of 14kt/year of copper cathode. At full production of 14kt/yr in FY2028 (Zeus view), the current copper price and a cost of $5,000/t copper – The Sable-Roan-Munkuyo-“G” complex could produce an EBITDA of ~$50m. Zambia upside. With the large waste project (~20kt/yr copper production) and two new near surface mining opportunities already in due diligence the potential for Jubilee copper production to grow further is considerable.

If there have been 3 times more shares sold than bought why does the sp stay where it is? Simplistic nonsense again. Ollie, who was useless, walked? Did he and do you know the reason why? The bull $h pile gets higher and higher. Please sell soon (why not now, are you expecting the sp to rise)?