ASX-listed Jupiter Mines has declared a $0.75c per share dividend for the six months ended December 31, highlighting its continued financial strength despite market volatility in the first half of the 2025 financial year.
The Tshipi é Ntle Manganese Mining-operated Tshipi mine in South Africa maintained strong cash flows, supported by its large resource base, low-cost operations, and experienced management team, Jupiter stated.
Since listing in April 2018, Jupiter has distributed A$410 million in total dividends—127% of its current market capitalization.
Strong Operational and Financial Results
- Production: 1.9 million tonnes—with strong output in Q1, moderating towards the period’s end.
- Sales: 1.7 million tonnes, on track to meet full-year targets.
- Safety: Two minor lost-time injuries; total recordable injury frequency rate improved to 0.32 from 0.35 in Q4 FY2024.
- Financials:
- A$15.4 million share of profit from Tshipi.
- A$14 million net profit after tax.
- Zero debt at both Jupiter Mines and Tshipi.
Jupiter remains in a strong financial position, reinforcing its ability to deliver consistent returns to shareholders.
