JUBILEE METALS GROUP PLC
Company Organogram
JUBILEE METALS GROUP PLC Organogram
Jubilee Metals Group PLC is a dedicated copper producer focused on building an integrated copper business in Zambia.
Jubilee Metals Group PLC strategy is now a three-pillar copper growth plan in Zambia consisting of:
• Roan Concentrator - independent processing facility for third-party feedstock.
• Sable Refinery - integrated mine-to-metals business, expanding to ~14,000 tpa copper capacity.
• Large Waste Project - Estimated 240Mt of copper-bearing waste material, modular processing units planned.
The company’s prime asset in South Africa is the Tjate platinum project located over 3 farms covering 5,140 hectares with a target of 65 million ounces platinum group elements (PGEs) and gold. The group also has a portfolio that includes other countries and other elements and metals such as lead, zinc and vanadium in Zambia.
Jubilee’s operations in Zambia consist of:
• Integrated Kabwe Project: Jubilee’s zinc, lead, and vanadium project in Zambia.
• Roan or Project Roan: Jubilee’s copper concentrator in Ndola, Zambia, holds the capacity to produce up to 13 000t.p.a of copper contained in concentrates.
• Sable Refinery: The multi-metal refinery acquired in Zambia, owned by Sable Zinc Kabwe Ltd, a subsidiary of Jubilee Metals Group. Sable Refinery acts as a central metal production facility for third-party material in the region and provides access to a current resource comprising an estimated 6.4 million tonnes of surface waste assets containing zinc, lead, and vanadium pentoxide. Engineering designs to upgrade the Sable Refinery are well underway which will further increase Sable’s refining capacity to 16 000 tonnes per year of copper contained in copper cathode and concentrates.
• The Integrated Southern Copper Project: The project integrates a newly constructed copper concentrator (The Roan Copper Concentrator currently being upgraded) with Jubilee’s Sable refinery. The concentrator and refinery combined offer a processing capacity of 14,000 tonnes of copper per annum from discarded ROM material.
