Asiamet Resources (ARS) has turned out to be my worst ever investment in a mining company, in terms of percentage loss anyway, and has been a great example of what happens if as a company you continually miss deadlines.
Asiamet Resources (ARS) is a great example of what happens to a share that the market has totally lost confidence in and how a major, company-making piece of news is likely to be needed in order to bring about any sort of change in sentiment.
Asiamet Resources (ARS) has announced a further update on the proposed investment from PT Delta Dunia Makmur Tbk. (DOID), one of the largest mining services company in Indonesia, admitting that the process is taking longer than it hoped but with DOID re-emphasising that it “is working as quickly as possible to finalise its due diligence… remain the largest shareholder in Asiamet and are supportive of the advancement of the company”.
One of the three HotStockRockets tips of the year 2022, Asiamet Resources (ARS) now emphasises “Stunning High Grade Drill Results Expand BKZ” and the shares have responded up to 2.785p, but there looks more to come.
It looks as though Asiamet Resources (ARS) has finally landed the deal for the BKM asset that investors have been patiently waiting for, but so far the market seems unimpressed and the share price is trading lower than it was before the announcement.
Asiamet Resources (ARS) has made a “Strategic Partner Secured for BKM Copper Project”-titled announcement. A good deal with the shares currently at 2.45p?
Asiamet Resources (ARS) has been a very frustrating share to hold and in the past I have been less than impressed with the management, especially when it comes to the Aeturnum debacle at the start of this year.
Asiamet Resources (ARS) has made a drilling update on its KSK Contract of Work in Indonesia including that the “first three drill holes completed (approx. 440 metres) at BKZ have intersected strong visible copper and polymetallic mineralization outside the current Resource envelope”. This sounds good.
Asiamet Resources (ARS) has announced progress on several key workstreams towards significant de-risking milestones.
First it is Peter Brailey: My colleagues Tom Winnifrith and Gary Newman have provided opinion on the investment case of AsiaMet Resources (ARS) for some time. I think it is fair to say both see good potential upside. I remained on the fence watching. But I do see downside on the company’s social media strategy and I do not like it at all. It’s made me get off the fence – I will not invest until the company acts with a moral code I can agree with.
