This small cap has rocketed since South32’s manganese mine disaster
Shares in Jupiter Mines have doubled in value since South32 was forced to close its Groote Eylandt manganese mine after Cyclone Megan on March 16, with the junior ASX-listed producer benefitting from a surge in the commodity’s price.
The Groote Eylandt mine, 630 kilometres east of Darwin, is the world’s largest single producer of the metal and exported 5.9 million tonnes worth $1.53 billion last year. It is co-owned by South32 and Anglo American in a venture known as GEMCO.
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