RE: Leon secured the bag21 May 2026 13:20
The sale of non core assets in the FY25
Executed the sale of one of the Company's non-core waste assets outside of its large copper tailings for a combined consideration of US$12.3 million
o The consideration has been largely excluded from the FY2025 results under IFRS15 with only US$1.4 million reflected in the results
o Revenue from the contract will be recognised during the current financial period
The current period revenue Half FY is only 14.1 million dollars from the sale of copper we produced.
No mention in the Half FY of the recognition of the sale the non-core waste assets (balance 12.3 million) or T he 2.25 million dollars from the sale of 10mt of waste material for the price of 6.75 million.
The 10mt waste material sale will be recognized over a period of 18 months.
Jubilee not accounting for any of these sales in half year results or mentioning them shows their is an issue.
The way Leon has been advertising Jubilee its like we have the IP to only process these waste dumps economically why would anyone else buy them now?
I can say what I want about Jubilee it wont affect the company but when its management that does not even have significant shares in the company sells its most valuable asset at liquidation value during a platinum bull market and cant make a profit during a copper bull market or even give a simple forecast on the production tonnage 11 months into a 12 month year.
That is what is bringing this company share price down and the lack of consequence for said management.
While they trying to pay every supplier with shares and waiting on the next 10 million dollars to fund operations. Leons record has shown he is a horrible capital allocator. I do not see him having the funds or operational capacity to expand into cobalt while trying to make the copper business look sustainable.
@bottomsup
In addition, the Company is also seeking to renew the standard authority to grant Directors authority to issue shares as granted at the previous 2024 AGM. from Chatgpt
“renew the standard authority … as granted at the previous 2024 AGM”
That usually means the directors already have an existing authority from the 2024 AGM that remains valid until:
the 2026 AGM, or a specified expiry date in the prior resolution.
So, if the previous authority is still in force, the company may already be able to issue shares before the 2026 AGM under that existing mandate. However, the exact answer depends on:
the wording of the 2024 AGM resolutions, whether the authority has already been fully used, and the expiry date of that authority.
In many jurisdictions (especially UK-style corporate governance), these authorities typically last until the next AGM or about 15 months, unless renewed earlier
Also Jubilee could issue shares directly in Molefe and further dilute our interest in the mining operations like they did with the Galileo partnership.
Thank you very much