-- 根據週二提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示，Falcon Metals（ASX：FAL）宣布，其位於維多利亞州的Blue Moon金礦計畫已啟用第三台鑽石鑽機，目標是New Chum礦脈的北延部分。 此鑽孔將為未來的楔形鑽孔提供平台，以便勘探關鍵地層單元和潛在礦化構造的交匯處。 該公司股價週二下跌1%。
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