To be fair, JMS does not control the Manganese prices, or externalities like energy costs.
For their part, I am happy to see control and reduction of costs.
I also cannot think of many examples of similar small-medium sized miners with single asset/commodity that have not missed a single dividend payment, even dwindling,
And let us not forget, the dividend is dwindling yes, but from a ridiculous 20%+ in 2019.
After the corporate drama earlier this year is over, and with the Mn prices somewhat stable, the SP shall be supported around these 20c levels for a while.
Ann: Africa Down Under Presentation, page-4
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