Asiamet Resources Ltd saw its shares jump by 10% to 1.7p following a major regulatory breakthrough in China. The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) has officially cleared the sale of the company's KSK copper project located in Indonesia. This regulatory approval removes a significant hurdle for the transaction, which was originally agreed upon in November 2025. The move is seen as a critical step toward finalizing the deal and enhancing the company's overall liquidity position. Investors reacted positively to the news, as the clearance reduces the uncertainty surrounding the completion of the asset sale. The KSK project represents a key asset in Asiamet's portfolio, and its divestment remains a core part of the company's strategic plan.
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