Asia Broadband Inc. is redefining the future of precious-metal recovery through its exclusive acquisition and licensing rights to a revolutionary reduced graphene oxide (rGO) gold recovery system — a next-generation technology that blends nanoscience, clean chemistry, and scalable engineering to extract gold with unprecedented efficiency and minimal environmental impact.
The rGO system marks a transformative leap in AABB’s production capabilities, enabling the recovery of gold from ore, tailings, and complex leach solutions that conventional methods cannot efficiently process.
In July 2025, AABB completed a $23.5 million share-based acquisition of the rGO technology and now holds full exclusive rights to its application in gold recovery and extraction.
Under this agreement, AABB not only controls the proprietary process and intellectual property but also serves as the sole licensing authority worldwide — granting AABB the power to manage, distribute, and monetize rGO system deployments across the global mining industry.
This strategic position establishes AABB as both an operator and a technology licensor, opening new revenue streams through royalty-based partnerships, technology-sharing agreements, and joint ventures with other precious-metal producers.
| Feature | Advantage |
|---|---|
| Exclusive Global Rights | AABB holds 100 % exclusive ownership and licensing control of the rGO technology. |
| High Recovery Rates | Proven recovery efficiency exceeding 95 % of gold ions, even from ultra-low-grade solutions. |
| Eco-Friendly Process | Operates without cyanide, mercury, or heavy chemical residues, minimizing environmental impact. |
| Tailings and Waste Recovery | Extracts residual gold from tailings and refractory ores once considered uneconomical. |
| Low Operating Costs | Minimal reagent consumption and reusable rGO membranes reduce cost per ounce. |
| Scalable Design | Modular 50-ton-per-day pilot units can expand to industrial-scale installations. |
| New Revenue Stream | AABB will license rGO systems globally, collecting royalties and technology-use fees. |
The rGO system will first be deployed at the Etzatlán Processing Plant as part of a 50 TPD pilot line in Phase 3 of the facility’s expansion.
This integration allows AABB to recover additional gold from both new production and historical tailings, significantly increasing total yield from existing operations.
Once validated at Etzatlán, the company will expand the rGO units to its other sites, including La Paz and Tequila, and pursue international licensing with third-party operators.
The integration of rGO nanotechnology represents AABB’s transition from traditional miner to next-generation resource innovator — a company that not only extracts gold but also leads the innovation that defines how the industry evolves.
Through exclusive rights, scalable deployment, and sustainable efficiency, AABB’s rGO Gold Recovery System sets a new global standard for clean, intelligent, and profitable precious-metal production.