Jira is a Java based application, as such it's using the SimpleDateFormat in order to parse out dates. In your example, telling Jira that the date format is using mm - that is the problem here. To Jira, the mm does not represent the month, but rather the minutes of a timestamp value. Instead try to change the format of the date to dd/MM/yyyy and then perform the import once more.
In this instance, case-sensitivity is important for how those values are being parsed into Jira. Even if you did not intend to store the specific hour/minute, on the back end, when Jira is saving that date and time value into the database, it will store it with an hour and minute value as well.
Thank you so much I updated the date format as stated in your reply and the dates are coming through as expected. Appreciate you providing a solution :)
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