Jupiter Mines (JMS) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
2 Sep, 2026Financial performance and dividends
Reported net profit after tax of A$37.6m for the year ended 30 June 2026, with A$74m cash in hand and no debt.
Market capitalization stands at A$520m, with net assets of A$578m as of 30 June 2026.
Declared A$450m in dividends over the last eight years, equating to 87% of current market cap; next dividend due 18 September 2026.
Operational highlights
Holds 49.9% of Tshipi, a Tier 1 manganese mine with over 100 years of life at current production rates.
Tshipi is the fourth largest manganese ore mine globally, producing 3.5mtpa since 2012.
FY26 sales and production exceeded the six-year average, with strong safety performance (LTIFR 0.6 vs industry average 5.6).
Maintains competitive costs and stable profitability through the cycle, with no debt and robust EBITDA.
Strategic initiatives and growth
Five-year strategy focuses on logistics efficiency, targeted M&A, ESG leadership, and entry into the EV battery market.
Secured a 10-year rail export agreement and expanded port access, including new channels at KuGompo City and Lüderitz.
Exxaro's acquisition of 50.1% of Tshipi and 19.99% of Jupiter enables further consolidation opportunities.
Latest events from Jupiter Mines
- Q4 FY2026 sales and production surpassed targets, maintaining strong margins and cost leadership.JMS
Q4 2026 - EBITDA rose 49% QoQ on higher manganese prices, offsetting cost and freight increases.JMS
Q3 2026 TU - Net profit up 3% to $40.1m, with record Tshipi results and a final $0.0075 dividend declared.JMS
H2 2025 - FY2024 net profit surged to $38.9m, but bearish manganese markets led to Tshipi withholding dividends.JMS
H2 2024 - Net profit increased to $16.2 million, supported by cost efficiency and strategic progress.JMS
H1 2026 - Sales and production up, costs down, but earnings fell on FX losses; prices and demand strong.JMS
Q2 2026 TU - Record production, high dividends, and strategic progress amid market and logistics risks.JMS
AGM 2024 - Record production offset by lower prices, weaker earnings, and challenging market conditions.JMS
Q1 2025 TU - Record sales and profits driven by price surge, but costs and volatility remain high.JMS
Q4 2024 TU