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ABx Group (ASX:ABX) will be outlining the opportunities around its rare earths and fluorine waste recycling at this week’s Noosa Mining Investor Conference in Queensland, which starts on Wednesday 17 July.

Speaking to this news service, CEO Dr Mark Cooksey says the company’s presentation, which will be on Wednesday at 4pm AEST, will focus on the “compelling” opportunities in the pipeline.

“I am presenting at the conference to promote ABx to investors that may not have been previously aware of ABx, be available to speak with existing shareholders and potential investors, and engage with the wider resources community, such as peer companies, suppliers, brokers,” he says.

ABx, which has a market capitalisation of $12.75 million, is focused on creating an ionic absorption clay rare earth project in northern Tasmania and establishing a plant to produce hydrogen fluoride and aluminium fluoride from recycled industrial waste through its 83%-owned subsidiary ALCORE.

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ABx talks rare earths, fluorine opportunities in Noosa