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Jubilee Platinum (JLP)     

Sooner44 - 15 Apr 2005 08:31

Any holders out there - there's some buying going on.....

seawallwalker - 10 Oct 2005 13:10 - 128 of 798

Maybe because of the 25% gain over the last few weeks, probably wanting consolidation?

No idea really just guessing.

Seen it all before and I am prepared to wait with this one.

chippy2 - 10 Oct 2005 18:10 - 129 of 798

ok guys what about this..........

when Numis said "hold" they meant while they reassesed

now here is the one they posted at 3.00pm today

JUBILEE PLATINUM* (45.5p) - BUY - target 61.5p (from 51p) - Madagascar
discovery adds potential upside value to South African pgm portfolio
Last Different Recommendation HOLD 10th October 2005

We have reviewed and considered the potential value of the Tjate platinum
project in South Africa along with the potential for upside from the recent
discovery in Madagasgar. It is our view that the Tjate platinum project
should justify the company's current market value of around 34m (US$60m)
leaving plenty of potential upside for Madagascar unrecognised in the
present share price.

Our peer group review includes Eastern Platinum and Platinum Group Metals.
Each of these companies hold platinum projects on the Bushvelt. If we
apportioned a pro-rata valuation to Jubilee based on their share of the
potential 66moz of platinum group metals then we could calculate a far
greater valuation for Jubilee Platinum.

andysmith - 10 Oct 2005 19:45 - 130 of 798

Nice one chippy, I couldn't understand why they would have reduced their rating when Madagascar was confirmed. I was wondering if there was need for a placement to proceed further into production? Fall today by nervous investors or profit-takers has provided a good buying opportunity tomorrow.

queen1 - 10 Oct 2005 21:29 - 131 of 798

That's better chippy2. Now let's see if we head off into the blue again tomorrow.

seawallwalker - 10 Oct 2005 22:20 - 132 of 798

Phew.

Did you write that?

seawallwalker - 10 Oct 2005 22:22 - 133 of 798

They dont need cash andy, they have enough for 18 months of exploration.

Glad that's sorted, really, thank you chippy2, I thought we had all we were getting.

I am much relieved.

chippy2 - 10 Oct 2005 22:59 - 134 of 798

No probs, got me worried too, glad I didnt sell, as a few did !

seawallwalker - 11 Oct 2005 15:45 - 135 of 798

Well it's taken nearly all day, but we have movement up again.

IMO it should go beyond previous highs over the next few days....... cross your fingers.

andysmith - 11 Oct 2005 18:52 - 136 of 798

250,000 Buy is encourging, wish I'd had the courage to top up yesterday at 43p.
Was out all day today and missed out.
SWW, I also thought they had enough cash but when I saw the first HOLD it set me wondering but Chippy cleared it up and I slept well !!!
Confident as you can with this one, there are so many opportunities and potential and should just take one.

seawallwalker - 11 Oct 2005 20:14 - 137 of 798

I agree andy.

seawallwalker - 13 Oct 2005 08:23 - 138 of 798

Minesite resume

loadsadosh - 28 Oct 2005 08:29 - 139 of 798

Full end of year results out.....HUGE!!!

Loadsa

SCORCH - 28 Oct 2005 08:52 - 140 of 798

Whats HUGE , there's nothing in it that we don't already know

loadsadosh - 28 Oct 2005 09:13 - 141 of 798

Scorch
The potential of JLP, the fact that you were aware of the companies full listings prior to this does you credit, but others like myself may be new to this share, when you say "we" am I to take it as the royal "we" or does it include the whole wide world except me of course. In any event the fact that SCORCH knows all about JLP does not make the potential of the company less HUGE.

Loadsa

bhunt1910 - 01 Nov 2005 10:31 - 142 of 798

Jubilee Platinum PLC
01 November 2005






1 November 2005



AIM: JLP

Jubilee Platinum Plc

('Jubilee' or 'the Company')





Jubilee and BHP Billiton Agree to an Airborne Geophysical Survey

over Adjacently Held Properties in Madagascar



Highlights



Jubilee and BHP Billiton have agreed to carry out a large-scale
helicopter Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetics ('VTEM') geophysical survey
over each other's adjacently held properties in Madagascar



The survey will be funded by BHP Billiton, and the data from both
properties shared with Jubilee on an exclusive basis



Based on the results the parties may agree to enter into a joint
agreement for further development of any or all of their properties



BHP Billiton's Marolambo and Jubilee's Ambodilafa concessions together form a
large property, which is part of an extensive ultrabasic system. The properties
are located some 160 kilometres southeast of the Madagascan capital
Antananarivo.



Previous regional reconnaissance drilling by others in Ambodilafa, undertaken in
1969, intersected 93 metres of disseminated sulphides, containing pyrrhotite,
pentlandite and chalcopyrite (nickel and copper ore minerals), averaging 1%
copper equivalent. The intersection included a 1.5 metre intercept assaying
2.2% nickel and 0.35% copper. Later stream sediment sampling in 1990 defined
several drainage catchments in the area and showed anomalous platinum and
palladium values.



The VTEM method is state-of-the-art and is acknowledged as an excellent
prospecting tool for identifying anomalies related to massive sulphides.



Colin Bird, chief executive officer of Jubilee, said: 'We are delighted that BHP
Billiton has undertaken to fund the airborne geophysical programme and
subsequent interpretation of the data. This affirms our view that Madagascar is
highly prospective for base and platinum group metals and this activity,
together with our Londokomanana project, means that Jubilee is developing a
strong strategic position in Madagascar.'


Baza


queen1 - 01 Nov 2005 13:04 - 143 of 798

Splendid news! This bodes well I feel.

seawallwalker - 01 Nov 2005 13:14 - 144 of 798

Yes, it does.

Looking very good.

loadsadosh - 01 Nov 2005 15:17 - 145 of 798

Over a million shares purchased today, this is more like it.

Loadsa

queen1 - 01 Nov 2005 21:58 - 146 of 798

Should creep up again tomorrow as the news is taken in by the great and the good.

loadsadosh - 08 Dec 2005 09:34 - 147 of 798

More positive news

Jubilee Platinum PLC
08 December 2005

8 December 2005

Jubilee Platinum Plc
('Jubilee' or 'the Company')

Airborne VTEM Geophysics Survey Identifies a Significant Anomaly
over Ambodilafa in Madagascar


Jubilee is pleased to announce the completion of the large-scale helicopter
Versatile Time-Domain Electromagnetics ('VTEM') Airborne survey, commissioned
and funded by BHP Billiton, over the Company's Mananjary Block on its Ambodilafa
concession in Madagascar and the issuance of an independent preliminary
interpretive report. This event is the first milestone pursuant to a
collaborative agreement with BHP Billiton dated 27 October 2005.



Highlights:



An airborne geophysical survey, covering 195.3 line kilometres, has
been completed over the Mananjary block on Jubilee's Ambodilafa concession



The independent report has identified within the block a strong
anomaly 'consisting of a flat lying circular feature 'with an estimated
thickness of up to 40 metres



The independent report highlights that 'work to date has indicated a
worthy target for drill testing' and recommends completion of
interpretation prior to drill testing



Colin Bird, chief executive officer of Jubilee, said: 'We are pleased to have
achieved such a positive and exciting anomaly result from the survey. We will
continue aggressively with further interpretation of the results to define
targets for drill testing as soon as possible.'



Jubilee's Ambodilafa concession forms a large 190km(2) property, which is part
of an extensive ultrabasic system. The property is located some 160 kilometres
southeast of the Madagascan capital Antananarivo.



The report notes that the particularly strong responses obtained in the survey
are derived from flat lying targets. The VTEM method is state-of-the-art and is
acknowledged as being an excellent prospecting tool for identifying anomalies
related to massive sulphides.

Loadsa
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