-- 根據週四提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示，Chalice Mining（ASX：CHN）已啟動其位於西澳大利亞的Gonneville鈀鎳銅項目的可行性研究，各項關鍵工作流程正在推進，包括地質勘探、採礦、加工和基礎設施建設。 該公司表示，計劃在今年下半年進行為期八週的完整流程連續試點，這是可行性研究和專案融資之前流程圖風險消除的最後步驟。 該公司表示，已收到來自礦產資源特許權使用費和串流媒體公司、承購商、信用評級機構和商業貸款機構的濃厚興趣，其目前的融資策略側重於副產品收入、承購相關融資、主權信用評級機構和戰略投資。 該公司股價在周四的交易中下跌了近4%。
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