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King of the world says he is going to build beautiful solid copper houses with chrome fittings in Gaza. The Palestinians will love them. JLP share price goes through the roof for a few minutes.

No indication of that Stockwatching. if you find an easier resource why would you not process that first? you are making up problems.

The fact that it can be flexible is a real positive for JLP as Chrome production has shown in SA.

Zeus now saying 8.4k tons for FY25 , that should be at least $30+ million profit from copper alone.

"Copper guidance will be reviewed following a four to six week operational run on the new material." Hopefully that means the guidance will be reviewed upwards as they are producing from higher grade material.

There has been no point over the last 3 years when this has not been a profitable company. Some yankee nonsence companies haven't even turned a profit and are trading on huge multiples of wind. This is just entering the phase when it will be getting towards creating as much profit as the current market value. Very little now stands in the way after a couple of years of investment and development.

Engels father was a wealthy factory owner.

Does anyone know if their is a definite date set for the next finacials?

Sorry about that by the way but it's my last post on anything not JLP related on here (unless someone takes my name in vain of course).

Edzi. I doubt that I can be bothered responding to you any longer. You draw entirely the wrong conclusions from everything I post. I have absolutely NO problems with anyone who makes a success of their life as long as they do not make it at the expence of other people. I am in the camp of Charles Dickens and not Karl Marx there although he at least understood the problems that arise from cut throat capitalism. I do expect that everyone who has made a success returns some of those proceeds to the society that enabled them to do it (by way of public service) by paying their taxes. None of my children or grandchildren work in public service by the way and both my wife and I were the first in our families to get degrees. We probably would not have had the same opportunities today because of the punative costs of doing so. Without that supply of well educated people the type of businesses that are needed in the UK to start up or fill the jobs to make them successful would not exist. To give you a small example out of many. If you troll along to Manchester ( the fastest growing tech centre in Europe) you may see a building that was once the tallest in the city (before recent developments) housing the Hilton Hotel. It was designed by an ex pupil who studied in my department. He now lives in the penthouse of that building and heads a major firm of architects, I have ABSOLUTELY no problem with him making piles of cash from his enterprise, assuming of course that he payes his taxes. I could relate similar stories many times over and am still in correspondance with many of these students. The people I have no time for are those who see others labour as just another commodity to be used and discarded at will. I hope you do not fall into that category but many do which is why workers need unions to provide some insurance against poor treatment. There is a very interesting and highly acclaimed book (by all political persuasions) by Yanis Varoufakis called "Talking to my daughter about the economy". Many will just say he's a communist and they will be correct but his explanation as to how a capitalist economy works is probably one of the simplest and best described that you will find. His conclusions as to what to do about it are of course his ownand not my own. It's complicated and I know that most people just see black and white as you seem to do Edzi. Unfortunately I can't make you see grey or even colour. All people who strive to make the world a better place are needed and that that includes both entrepeneurs and those providing the ideas or workforce for them and the social conditions in which they might thrive . What we do not need are those making huge amounts of money without the checks and balances to ensure that that they do not become become a danger to society,imposing the kind of fiefdoms upon us that we discarded at the end of the middle ages. We only got rid of those through trade and knowledge. It was called the Renaissance.

I think it has to be more than hurty words to end up in prison Loot. It's not acceptable to encourage a mob to attack people who have nothing to do with what they are being accused of.

So, the FBI is a bloated government department? Why do you always do a bit of "whataboutism" when we are discussing something quite different? I'm actually all for cutting goverment departments especially when they are serving you but I think Accenture and KPMG are actually private companies. Consultancies on the whole are leeches on the system and the people working for them more often than not are only doing it for profit. Public employees are usually (but not always sadly) motivated to help people or organisations. Sorry if that has not been your experience but I imagine your motivations were much like those of Accenture and KPMG.

FBI nothing to do with DEI froggers, it's just an illegal power grab. Let's see if the Yanks can grow a spine.

You have to ignore him tichtich. He rarely has a clue as to what he is talking about. He should take a look at what is happening at the FBI today and perhaps see what parallels he can find with the rise of one of his and his bretherens least favourite dictators.

Edzi. Of course none of us individually have much of a chance at stopping any takeover if Slater agrees with it. All I'm saying is that he is not going to take anything that gives him a loss. If that had been so he would have been out long ago along with the others. He is not that kind of investor. He buys to hold. As to a bird in the hand, I'd rather have a mountain of copper and PGMs than paper fiat currency that could come tumbling down anytime. That is why outside of shares I have property and gold (which has done almost 60% over the last 18 months or so). It pays to be safe now that we have the lunatics in charge of the asylum.

There is a recent crop of clowns on here who have bought in recently who are under the iMpression that the majority of shareholders would be prepared to go along with some piffling offer that values the company at not very much more than asset value' not understanding that a considerable amount of stock was bought at prices of anything up to 20p. That includes inconveniently the majority shareholder Mark Slater who's first and largest purchase was at 16p. He and the rest are not going to buckle for 10p just because some recent fly by night johnnies would take it. That is quite apart from Leon who said that anyone wanting to buy the company out would have to pay an awful lot of money, Perhaps we could get through a week or two without the inane comments around 13e, an entirely different proposition, being somehow related to JLP now. There is no sign whatsoever of anyone even showing an interest at this stage and once production is fully underway there will be no way of even thinking of offering a low price.

A loan would be better than a raise especially if it was paid off short term. However, preferably neither.

Funds didn't have a choice Edzi. It was due to several causes including them not being worth administering. JLP only a bit player for them.

Quite often chosen for RNS's. (My birthday as well). Looking for a present from Leon.

Yes, pretty dead. I think that's good for now. We'll soon know when you're "at it" ;-)