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Jubilee, the Zambia copper focused producer
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Jubilee Metals exits South Africa, doubles down on Zambia copper growth

Feyisayo Ajayi
Last updated: January 2, 2026 1:53 pm
Feyisayo Ajayi Published January 2, 2026
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  • Jubilee completes South Africa exit, finalizing $10 million payment from chrome and PGM asset sale.
  • Company repositions as Zambia-focused copper producer amid rising electrification and energy transition demand.
  • Management retains non-core Tjate platinum asset while prioritizing scalable copper-led growth in Zambia.

Jubilee Metals Group, the Zambia copper-focused producer, has completed its strategic exit from South Africa after finalizing the sale of its chrome and platinum group metals operations, sharpening its focus on Zambia as the engine of future copper growth.

The Zambia-focused miner confirmed that all conditions linked to the disposal of its South African Chrome and PGM assets to One Chrome (Pty) Ltd have now been satisfied.

A final $10 million cash instalment is expected in the coming days, bringing the transaction close to full financial closure.

Zambia copper strategy explained
The sale draws the curtain on a chapter that saw Jubilee rapidly scale one of the world’s largest chrome operations. With the divestment complete, management has repositioned the company as a leaner, copper-centric producer aligned with metals critical to the global energy transition.

Zambia now sits at the center of Jubilee’s growth strategy. Copper demand continues to strengthen as governments and corporates invest heavily in electric vehicles, renewable power generation, and grid expansion.

These trends are reshaping capital allocation across the mining sector, favoring producers with scalable copper exposure.

What happens to Jubilee’s remaining PGM assets
While Jubilee has exited active operations in South Africa, it has retained its investment in the Tjate platinum project. The asset remains non-core, and management is evaluating monetization options that could unlock value without diluting focus from copper expansion.

Chief Executive Leon Coetzer said the transaction was executed within original timelines, crediting the South African team for building a world-class chrome business and delivering a clean exit. He added that Jubilee’s priority is now to replicate that execution discipline in Zambia.

As the company narrows its strategic lens, Jubilee enters its next phase as a pure-play copper growth story, increasingly aligned with one of the most important commodities powering the global economy.

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