Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
240.29M | 205.40M | 141.93M | 140.01M | 132.85M | 54.77M | Gross Profit |
24.92M | 35.98M | 31.39M | 45.34M | 69.31M | 25.09M | EBIT |
12.13M | 11.79M | 15.52M | 25.64M | 44.88M | 15.89M | EBITDA |
28.27M | 29.72M | 26.40M | 38.18M | 48.61M | 24.10M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
3.27M | 4.73M | 12.91M | 18.04M | 39.60M | 18.32M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
6.68M | 19.32M | 12.93M | 16.72M | 19.64M | 9.95M | Total Assets |
340.74M | 413.96M | 300.14M | 293.62M | 194.67M | 130.64M | Total Debt |
30.45M | 31.25M | 14.20M | 8.83M | 9.34M | 11.89M | Net Debt |
23.77M | 11.92M | 1.60M | -7.19M | -10.30M | 1.94M | Total Liabilities |
146.58M | 155.00M | 95.48M | 86.07M | 58.12M | 36.46M | Stockholders Equity |
190.50M | 254.47M | 201.45M | 203.85M | 133.38M | 91.70M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
-13.73M | -21.23M | -11.91M | -21.11M | 3.98M | 1.34M | Operating Cash Flow |
13.82M | 17.63M | 31.01M | 31.01M | 23.79M | 19.44M | Investing Cash Flow |
-40.75M | -39.88M | -43.88M | -64.62M | -19.82M | -25.86M | Financing Cash Flow |
29.38M | 25.84M | 9.97M | 28.18M | 1.12M | 1.53M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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69 Neutral | £131.82M | 7.96 | 1.86% | ― | ― | ― | |
50 Neutral | $2.00B | -1.14 | -21.15% | 3.68% | 2.17% | -31.00% | |
48 Neutral | £60.34M | 1.93 | 47.34% | ― | ― | ― | |
£92.34M | ― | -13.18% | ― | ― | ― | ||
50 Neutral | £72.41M | ― | -27.69% | ― | ― | 66.85% | |
39 Underperform | £37.27M | ― | -98.23% | ― | -23.03% | -23.30% | |
£103.79M | ― | -10.18% | ― | ― | ― |
Jubilee Metals Group PLC has successfully completed processing trials at its Roan Concentrator in Zambia, confirming its ability to process high-grade copper ores previously considered waste. This achievement has led to a long-term supply agreement, marking a significant advancement in the company’s Zambian copper strategy. The company is also ramping up operations at its Munkoyo mining site and has entered into agreements to expand its mining portfolio. Additionally, Jubilee is divesting non-core assets to focus on its core operations and enhance its production capabilities.
The most recent analyst rating on (GB:JLP) stock is a Buy with a £8.30 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Jubilee Metals Group stock, see the GB:JLP Stock Forecast page.
Jubilee Metals Group announced progress in its copper ore processing trials at the Roan Concentrator in Zambia, aiming to finalize a long-term supply agreement. The trials, which are slightly delayed due to necessary circuit adjustments, have shown potential for a significant increase in copper production. The Munkoyo Open-Pit mine operations are on track to achieve targeted production levels, and the company has commenced trading from its Large Waste Project, receiving initial payments.
Jubilee Metals Group has reported a strong third quarter for FY2025, with significant increases in both chrome concentrate and PGM production. The company has revised its production guidance upwards, expecting to produce 1.85 million tonnes of chrome concentrate and 38,000 ounces of PGM by the end of the financial year. The successful implementation of the Thutse project and a new joint partnership for processing surplus PGM feed stock are key drivers of this growth, positioning Jubilee to expand its PGM production capacity by approximately 30% without additional capital expenditure.
Jubilee Metals Group has announced changes to its Board of Directors, with Mr. Ollie Oliveira retiring as chairperson and non-executive director, effective April 30, 2025. Dr. Mathews Phosa will succeed him, bringing his extensive industry knowledge and experience to the role. Additionally, Jonathan Morley-Kirk, previously interim Finance Director, has been appointed to the position permanently. These leadership changes are expected to strengthen Jubilee’s strategic direction and reinforce its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and sound governance, which are crucial for navigating the evolving market landscape.
Jubilee Metals Group has entered a joint partnership with an existing PGM producer to process surplus PGM feed stock resulting from increased chrome production in South Africa. This agreement allows Jubilee to commence deliveries of chrome and PGM bearing material, potentially increasing their production capacity by 32% without additional capital investment, thereby enhancing their operational efficiency and financial returns.
Jubilee Metals Group has secured exclusive rights to the Large Waste Project for a reduced consideration of US$18 million, down from US$30 million. The company has until mid-May 2025 to decide on acquiring the assets, with US$11.5 million remaining to be settled over 12 months. Encouraged by due diligence results, Jubilee has agreed to sell 10 million tonnes of material to a multinational metals company for US$6.75 million, providing insights into the material’s performance. This move aligns with Jubilee’s strategy to expand its copper portfolio in Zambia, attracting interest from large multinational copper producers.
Jubilee Metals Group reported a 51% increase in group revenue to $141.5 million for the six months ending December 2024, driven by higher chrome production. However, EBITDA fell by 6.8% due to softer chrome prices. In Zambia, copper revenue rose slightly, but profits were impacted by power outages and increased costs. In South Africa, chrome revenue surged by 75.9% due to new processing modules, while PGM revenue declined due to a strategic focus on chrome. The company is addressing power issues in Zambia with new agreements and is optimistic about future copper production with high-grade feed material. The South African operations are on track to meet chrome and PGM production targets for FY2025.