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Jubilee Metals Group PLC (JLP.L)

LSE Basic Materials Other Precious Metals
$2.77 ▲ +4.54%
Market Cap
$89.3M
Sector
Basic Materials
Industry
Other Precious Metals
Beta
1.14
52-Wk Range
2.203-5.2
CEO
Leon Pieter Coetzer
Country
GB
Currency
GBp

Jubilee Metals Group PLC operates in the Other Precious Metals industry of the Basic Materials sector, headquartered in London, GL, GB. The stock last traded at $2.77, up 4.54% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $89.3M. Its beta of 1.14 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
London Stock Exchange
Employees
867
IPO date
2002-07-31
Headquarters
London, GL, GB
About Jubilee Metals Group PLC

Jubilee Metals Group PLC is a multi-faceted enterprise focused on the processing and recovery of various metals. Its operations are structured across four main divisions: Metals Processing, Business Development, Exploration, and Corporate functions. The company actively seeks out and processes a wide array of minerals, including platinum group metals (platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, and osmium), gold, chrome, lead, zinc, vanadium, copper, and cobalt ores. Its project portfolio spans several countries, with interests in South Africa, Australia, Madagascar, Mauritius, Zambia, and the United Kingdom. Beyond resource extraction, Jubilee also specializes in upgrading precious metals and offers consulting, development, and implementation services for innovative solutions to manage both liquid and solid waste generated from mining operations. Established in 2002 and headquartered in London, UK, the company was previously known as Jubilee Platinum Plc before adopting its current name in December 2017.

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