Jubilee Metals Resumes Full Operations at Roan Plant, Targets 30,000 mt Monthly Processing Volume

Published: Jun 6, 2026 12:15

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Jubilee Metals Group PLC's Roan beneficiation plant in Ndola, Zambia, completed its annual shutdown maintenance in May and has now successfully resumed full-capacity operations, targeting a raw ore processing volume of 30,000 mt per month.

Jubilee CEO Leon Coetzer said that with the fine concentrates from Roan now being processed at the company's Sable refinery in Kabwe, Zambia, the operational performance in June will provide a clearer reflection of sustainable operating capability and recovery efficiency.

He noted that the monthly fine concentrate production includes approximately 140 mt of copper previously stockpiled at Roan.

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