Latest Jupiter Mines (Asx:Jms) News

Jupiter Mines reported a 5% increase in manganese production for Q1 FY2026, yet sales volumes and EBITDA declined, reflecting a complex market environment. Despite these shifts, the company maintains a strong cash position and steady manganese prices.

Jupiter Mines has declared a final unfranked dividend of 0.75 cents per share for H2 FY2025, reflecting a solid payout ratio amid fluctuating earnings and Tshipi dividend receipts.

Jupiter Mines Limited reported a modest rise in net profit to $40.1 million for FY2025, supported by strong joint venture earnings and increased marketing fees. The company declared a final dividend as manganese prices stabilized after early-year volatility.

Jupiter Mines reports record FY2025 manganese sales and production at Tshipi mine, while Q4 earnings dip due to lower prices and higher costs. Exxaro’s planned majority acquisition signals a new chapter for the asset.

Tshipi é Ntle has declared a ZAR300 million final dividend for FY2025 H2, with Jupiter Mines set to receive approximately A$12.3 million. This payout underscores the manganese mine’s robust cash flow generation amid market cycles.

Exxaro Resources has agreed to acquire a near 20% stake in Jupiter Mines and a controlling interest in the Tshipi Manganese Mine, reshaping ownership and operational dynamics in the Kalahari Manganese Field.

Jupiter Mines reported a robust Q3 FY2025 with higher manganese production and sales at Tshipi, driving a 65% jump in EBITDA amid improved prices and reduced costs.