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Jubilee Metals Group PLC - London-based metal processing company - Jubilee will ask its shareholders to vote at a general meeting on August 28 on the proposed sale of its chrome and platinum group metal operations in South Africa. Early in June, Jubilee said it had received a ‘conditional binding offer’ from a private mining and metals trading company to acquire its South African chrome and PGM business for up to $90 million, or R 1.60 billion. The $90 million is payable through a combination of cash upfront and deferred cash payments over three years. Under the terms of the binding offer, Jubilee will retain all current rights to the Tjate platinum mining project. The disposal of the chrome and PGM business in South Africa allows Jubilee to focus on copper operations in Zambia, it explained. Current share price in London: 3.05 pence, up 3.4% Tuesday morning 12-month change: down 49% Current share price in Johannesburg: 72 rand cents 12-month change: down 47% Copyright 2025 Alliance News Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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