More than ever before, COP28 demonstrated that switching to clean, renewable forms of energy—and ensuring this energy is used efficiently—was top of mind for the sustainability community and policymakers worldwide.

Jubilee Metals highlighted a robust production performance in the second quarter, with a significant surge in chrome concentrate output while copper production faced a decline. The London-based metal processing company

Jubilee Metals, a leading African metals processor, defied challenging market conditions to shine in Q2 FY2024, setting a new quarterly record for chrome production and advancing key growth projects. This

Copper advanced on Monday supported by a weaker US dollar, as traders and investors were cautious ahead of a slew of key central bank meetings. Three-month copper on the London

In the Autumn of 2023, the International Copper Study Group (ICSG) forecast that the copper market was likely to experience a significant surplus of the metal in 2024 after several

Jubilee Metals Group PLC announced on Monday that they’ve chosen Neal Reynolds as the new finance leader, starting on October 1. They’ve also selected Ricus Grimbreek to head up their

Metals recovery business Jubilee Metals has closed a private placement, raising around £13m ($16.6m) to support the recent copper waste rock dump project in Zambia. The company issued 236.3 million

Copper price rose on Tuesday on hopes of stimulus in China and some improvement in factory activities in the country. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange rose 0.2% to $8,579.50 per metric ton