Aspermont Limited
ASX:ASP ISIN:AU000000ASP3
Aspermont's primary business is the production of Business to Business (B2B) information services, across the resource and construction sectors, delivered through print, conferencing and online media channels. Aspermont has recently also ventured into the consumer market with Business to Consumer (B2C) publications. These are also complimented with a suite of additional service offerings, including industry specific search engines, archives and directories, tailored editorial facilities and graphic design capability.
Aspermont offers its readers independent and newsworthy insight into carefully selected target markets, whilst offering its advertising partner's end-to-end targeted advertising solutions through its print, online, conferencing and complementary service channels.
Aspermont is Australia's largest resource industry media group with a significant Global presence, directly employing circa 150 people across offices in Australia, UK and America.
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Overseas investment by Chinese mining companies continues to increase. According to Zeng Shaojin, the vice president of China Mining Association, the country invested in 45 mining projects in the first quarter of this year, worth US$3.0 billion, compared with 155 projects, valued at US$4.5 billion, in the whole of the May-December period of last year.
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