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Zeotech’s breakthrough reshapes green cement

Join us as we speak with James Marsh, CEO at Zeotech (ASX:ZEO), to explore the latest updates on the AusPozz™ concrete breakthrough and discuss how independent verification is accelerating the company’s commercial pathway.

Key topics discussed:

  • Independent peer review: BG&E confirms exceptional AusPozz™ performance and validates Zeotech’s test methods.
  • Commercial readiness: How AusPozz™ is progressing with global engineering firms and industry partners.
  • DSO business momentum: Advancing approvals, mine development, drilling, and test-pit planning for the kaolin direct shipping operation.

About the guest and company:
James Marsh brings extensive expertise to Zeotech, an Australian advanced materials company focused on developing high-purity kaolin products and innovative zeolite-based technologies. The company is advancing AusPozz™, a next-generation supplementary cementitious material, while progressing its direct shipping ore (DSO) kaolin strategy in Queensland.

Watch the full interview to gain insights into AusPozz™ commercial validation and Zeotech’s multi-pathway growth strategy.

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Written By Shae Russell
Shae has been an equities analyst with a focus on investment writing for 15 years; the last eight of which has centred on the domestic and international mining sector. She’s now bringing this expertise to enhance and strengthen Mining.com.au‘s role as Australia’s leading source of mining news.

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