-- Trek Metals（ASX：TKM）週二向澳洲證券交易所提交的文件顯示，其子公司Archer X已獲得西澳大利亞州政府針對聖誕溪（Christmas Creek）項目錳礦和金礦勘探的激勵措施，獲得高達18.8萬澳元的聯合資助，用於開展兩項勘探計劃。該項目位於西澳大利亞州金伯利地區。 文件顯示，首先將進行地面重力勘測，擴大在Kuro礦區於2025年底發現的高品位錳礦化帶的勘探範圍；其次，將開展次超音頻磁測，以確定控制Martin礦區金礦化的主要構造。 該公司計劃於5月中下旬在Kuro礦區啟動鑽探工作，具體時間取決於最終的遺產保護許可和道路及鑽台的建設情況。地球物理勘探預計也將於本月開始。
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