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Jupiter Mines Ltd

$0.285
Day Range
$0.275 – $0.290
52 Week Range
$0.188 – $0.310
Volume
0.00
Avg Volume (10D)
1.43M
Market Cap
$560.27M
P/E Ratio
13.28
Price Chart
Market Statistics
Open$0.285
Previous Close$0.285
Day High$0.290
Day Low$0.275
52 Week High$0.310
52 Week Low$0.188
Valuation
Market Cap560.27M
Shares Outstanding1.97B
P/E Ratio (Annual)13.28
P/E Ratio (TTM)12.59
Dividend Yield3.37%
Price to Book0.94
Trading Activity
Volume0.00
Value Traded0.00
Performance
1 Day-1.82%
5 Day0.00%
13 Week1.89%
52 Week35.00%
YTD-1.82%
Technical Indicators
RSI (14)62.01
50-Day SMA$0.270
200-Day SMA$0.270
Latest News
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From Gold to Green Steel: We dive into TBR, GRR, JMS and More

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Jupiter Mines set to benefit from manganese price strength
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Jupiter Mines set to benefit from manganese price strength

Manganese specialist Jupiter Mines (ASX: JMS) has seen its share price surge dramatically since late March when news broke that South32’s (ASX: S32) leading global manganese-producing mine on Groote Eylandt in the Northern Territory had been severely affected by tropical cyclone Megan. Soon after the cyclone caused extensive damage across Groote Eylandt, South32 confirmed it […]

Manganese dubbed the next battery metal, but are ominous days ahead?
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Manganese dubbed the next battery metal, but are ominous days ahead?

In theory, manganese is the next hot battery metal. In practice, it’s a commodity which ought to have a warning attached as a price slump threatens. Interest in mining companies exposed to manganese surged two years ago when it was named by Tesla founder Elon Musk as a metal which could become an important component […]

Manganese: the next hot battery metal
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Manganese: the next hot battery metal

Move over lithium, graphite, cobalt and copper: manganese is fast emerging as the next battery metal story to titillate investors. The back story is similar: with manganese usage dominated by China and supply emanating from largely unattractive or unreliable geographies, western world car and batter makers are desperate to get their paws on the processed […]