- Jupiter Mines listed on the ASX in 2018.
- The share price has moved downward since listing.
- The company generates both revenue and profit, featuring low P/E, P/EG, and P/B ratios.
Jupiter mines has a 49.8% interest in the Tshipi Manganese Mine in South Africa. The mine has been in production since 2012 and is considered one of the largest and lowest cost producers and exporters in the world.
Jupiter’s revenues and profit have been in decline over the past four fiscal years.
Jupiter Mines Financial Performance
Source: ASX
Half Year 2024 result saw revenues falling from half year 2023’s $4.6 million dollars to $3.3 million while profit declined from $1.0 million to $394,526 thousand.
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The company’s financial performance has been impacted by a variety of macroeconomic factors, the most prominent among them the volatile movements of the price of manganese. From the Jupiter Mines website:
Jupiter’s five-year strategy is to move from a pure-play miner into a supplier of High Purity Manganese Sulphate Monohydrate (HPMSM) for the battery market. On 13 March, the company released the results of a Scoping Study on successful laboratory production, positioning the company to move to a full-scale operating production facility.
Year over year the share price is down 21.7%.
Source: ASX
For investors with an appetite for risk, an analyst at Sequoia Wealth Management has a BUY recommendation on Jupiter shares, citing the company’s Half Year 2024 fiscal results, its long-life, open pit mine and processing plant, and its five-year strategic plan.
A sole analyst reporting on marketscreener.com has a BUY recommendation on Jupiter shares.
The Wall Street Journal has an analyst consensus rating of BUY on JMS shares, with all three of the analysts reporting at BUY.
Jupiter has a P/E ratio of 4.05; a P/EG of 0.25; and a P/B of 0.74. The book value per share is $0.24, with the share price at $0.18.
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