Rock Tech Lithium to Join Key Industry Conferences
Rock Tech Lithium Inc. (TSXV: RCK) will engage with investors, policymakers, and peers at several major conferences in the coming weeks. These gatherings give the company a chance to share clear updates on its projects—most notably the German Converter—and to speak to progress on its Canadian work. It’s also a timely way to stay close to the conversations shaping lithium supply, technology, and policy, and to meet the people who influence them.
Leadership on Stage
Senior leaders from Rock Tech will appear in keynotes, panels, and open discussions. They’ll outline the company’s vision, talk through what’s working on the ground, and exchange ideas with other operators and decision-makers. Expect straight talk on mining, processing, and the environmental questions that come with building a resilient lithium supply chain.
On the Agenda: Where Rock Tech Will Be
One stop is the “Zukunftskonferenz der Lausitz” in Spremberg, DE. There, the discussion will focus on how Europe can grow lithium supply sustainably and competitively. CEO Dirk Harbecke is slated to speak about the economic conditions that enable innovation—think permitting, infrastructure, and market design—and to do so alongside prominent political representatives.
Decarbonization Front and Center
Another highlight is the Handelsblatt Konferenz “Decarbonizing Industries” in Düsseldorf, DE. Kerstin Wedemann, Rock Tech’s Chief Legal & Operations Officer, will deliver a keynote examining the gap between perception and reality in Europe’s electromobility and battery recycling. It’s a timely topic: as demand rises, the industry’s ability to recycle, reuse, and reduce impact becomes not just important but necessary.
Global Engagements and Next Steps
Rock Tech will also be at the Fastmarkets EU Battery Raw Materials Conference in Amsterdam and at London Metal Exchange Week 2024. These venues matter. They help the team explain the company’s growth plan and products to a global audience while opening the door to new partnerships. Meetings with U.S., EU, and Japanese stakeholders are on the slate, supporting negotiations and collaboration that extend the company’s reach.
Commitment to Innovation and Growth
The company’s aim is straightforward: supply locally produced, responsibly sourced lithium for electric vehicles and batteries, and push toward a 100% recycling rate over time. To shorten supply chains and improve reliability, Rock Tech plans to build lithium converters close to customers. The proposed Lithium Hydroxide Converter in Guben is a cornerstone of that plan, with a second facility planned for Ontario to deepen North American capacity.
About Rock Tech Lithium
Rock Tech’s approach covers the full lithium value chain. Raw materials will come from the Georgia Lake spodumene project and other environmentally responsible mines, feeding a production system designed for efficiency and traceability. The long-term goal is a closed-loop setup that reduces waste and maximizes recovery. Throughout, the company’s ESG commitments guide decisions, aligning operations with high environmental and social standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What will Rock Tech discuss at these conferences?
They’ll share updates on the German Converter, progress on Canadian initiatives, and how their plan supports a reliable, lower-impact lithium supply. Expect perspective on recycling, local production, and the market and policy factors shaping the industry.
Who will represent Rock Tech on stage?
Senior leaders, including CEO Dirk Harbecke and Chief Legal & Operations Officer Kerstin Wedemann, will take part in keynotes and panels, with broader members of the leadership team joining discussions.
Which conferences are on the near-term schedule?
The lineup includes the “Zukunftskonferenz der Lausitz” in Spremberg (DE), the Handelsblatt Konferenz “Decarbonizing Industries” in Düsseldorf (DE), the Fastmarkets EU Battery Raw Materials Conference in Amsterdam (NL), and London Metal Exchange Week 2024 in the UK.
How do these appearances tie back to Rock Tech’s projects?
They reinforce the plan to build converters near customers, advance the proposed Lithium Hydroxide Converter in Guben, and develop a second facility in Ontario—steps that support local supply and a push toward closed-loop, high-recovery production.
How can I connect with Rock Tech during these events?
You can reach out to the company to arrange a meeting during the conferences—email or standard contact channels work—so you can compare calendars and set a time.
