Kodak stock jumped Tuesday after it found a lot of cash—in the company’s pension plan. Monday, Kodak said its pension plan sold “illiquid” assets worth about $764 million for about $551 million. It’s selling some other assets listed at $87 million for $62 million.

Eastman Kodak Co. is making changes to its pension plan, including selling some of its assets and possibly terminating the plan.

Eastman Kodak is preparing to terminate its U.S. pension plan to unlock value from the fund, whose value soared as a result of strong market performance and contributions made years ago when the company was a household name in print photography.

The board of Eastman Kodak’s pension plan sold a portfolio of illiquid assets to the Mastercard Foundation and is considering winding down the rest of the fund, as the company looks to tap the roughly $1 billion surplus it built up over the years.

Shares of Eastman Kodak Co. ($KODK), a former giant in the photography industry, jumped by more than 22% to over two-year highs in Monday morning trading after the company announced a major asset sale to the Mastercard Foundation,