Southern Refining Strategy has resulted in significant job creation

Scientific LCA study highlights copper’s superior properties as the material of choice over plastic The buildings and construction sector creates about 35 percent of final energy use and 40 percent of global energy and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions

The Board and Executive Management team are pleased to welcome Ollie Oliveira to the position of Non-Executive Chairman of Jubilee Metals Group. A Q&A with Ollie is provided below to give you, our stakeholders insight into the experience

Jubilee Metals Group, a diversified leader in metals processing with operations in Africa, has announced that the newly constructed Zambian copper concentrator, Project Roan, has reached nameplate capacity following the successful commissioning and ramp-up of the operations. Project

Jubilee Metals for the six months to June reported a sharp increase in platinum group metals (PGM) production, benefiting from the expansion of its Inyoni operations, and despite softer metal prices. In its operations and projects update, the

Jubilee Metals completed its £58 million investment programme in South Africa and Zambia that has reshaped the company and provided expanded production across PGMs, chrome, copper and cobalt.It said the investment also laid the platform for the expected

As Jubilee Metals works to expand its platinum group metals (PGMs), copper and cobalt operational footprint, the company has reported a sharp increase in PGMs production to 21 140 oz for the six months ended June 30 – the first half of the

Copper prices rose for a second straight session on Friday and were headed for a weekly gain, as hopes grew that fresh stimulus measures by top metals consumer China would boost demand amid declining inventories. Three-month copper on

A team of scientists from Ames National Laboratory, Iowa State University and the University at Buffalo developed an antimicrobial spray that deposits a layer of copper nanowires onto high-touch surfaces in public spaces.  Inspired by the challenges posed by the

The copper price rose on Thursday to the highest in nearly six weeks, helped by easing demand worries after US inflation data came in softer than expected. Copper for delivery in September rose 1.6% on the Comex market

Copper extended its rebound to close the week on a bullish platform as fears of a global recession eased, while investors shifted concerns on low inventories and impending supply tightness. Three-month copper CMCU3 on the London Metal Exchange

Copper prices rose on Wednesday helped by a weaker dollar, which makes metals cheaper for buyers with other currencies, and on hopes for improved demand from top consumer China. The metal used in power and construction has recovered

Copper yesterday settled up by 0.29% at 616.4 as Copper inventories in China’s bonded zones decreased by 8,100 mt from last Friday, July 8 to 278,300 mt as of July 15. Copper inventories in warehouses monitored by the Shanghai

Metals processing company Jubilee Metals says it is ready to ramp up production at its new copper concentrator in Zambia later in July, describing the 11-month build as a “remarkable achievement”, given the supply-chain challenges posed by Covid-19.