Notice of Second Court Hearing
Cygnus faces a regulatory delay in Kazakhstan that pushes final court approval to October 14.

Cygnus Metals Limited announced a second court hearing scheduled for October 14, 2026, at 2:15 PM AWST in the Supreme Court of Western Australia. The hearing seeks court approval for a scheme of arrangement under which Central Asia Metals PLC (CAML) will acquire 100% of Cygnus. Shareholder approval was already secured at a meeting on September 18, 2026, with 98.35% of votes cast in favor.
The primary outstanding condition is Kazakhstan regulatory approval, which CAML expects to receive by October 12, 2026. The indicative timetable has been updated: Effective Date is October 15, 2026, and Implementation Date is October 27, 2026. Details were provided for eligible shareholders regarding CREST account requirements to trade new CAML shares on AIM, with broker assistance from Bell Potter and Morgans.
Cygnus Metals Limited (CYG) issued a procedural update confirming a timeline adjustment for the final court approval step of its transaction. The delay is explicitly tied to the Kazakhstan regulatory review, a condition precedent already disclosed in prior updates.
CAML’s confidence in receiving approval by October 12 aligns with previous management guidance. No new financial terms, valuation changes, or strategic shifts are introduced. The transaction structure, involving 0.06 CAML shares per Cygnus share with an implied value of ~A$232M, remains unchanged. The news is expected and incremental, serving to keep shareholders informed of the adjusted closing timeline.
Cygnus Metals Limited (CYG) is a critical minerals explorer focused on the Chibougamau Copper-Gold Project in Quebec, Canada. The flagship project features a 900,000 tpa processing plant, hydro power, rail access, and a local workforce, positioning it as the only base-metals processing facility within a 250 km radius.
The company’s Mineral Resource stands at 6.4 Mt at 3.0% CuEq (Measured & Indicated) and 8.5 Mt at 3.5% CuEq (Inferred). Recent drilling has highlighted high-grade intercepts at Golden Eye (up to 105.5 g/t AuEq), Cedar Bay, and Gwillim, supporting resource conversion and growth strategies. Cygnus Metals is advancing environmental baseline studies and an updated PEA/Feasibility Study to move the project toward development.