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Trek Metals Intercepts High-Grade Manganese at Western Australia Prospect; Shares Up 5%

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) said the first drill assays at its Kuro prospect in Western Australia confirm the discovery of an extensive, near-surface manganese system, according to a Thursday filing with the Australian bourse.The company reported a "standout intercept" of 10 meters at over 42% manganese from 13 meters.Other high-grade results include four meters at about 45% manganese from surface; 11 meters at 24% manganese from six meters; 13 meters at about 20% manganese from 24 meters; 11 meters at over 19% manganese from nine meters; and eight meters at more than 25% manganese from eight meters.Remaining assay results from the rest of the phase-one drilling are expected over the next three to five weeks, the company said, adding that further earthmoving has started at Kuro ahead of upcoming drilling.The company's shares rose past 5% in recent Thursday trade.

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Trek Metals Says Visual Manganese Logged in Drill Holes at Western Australia Project

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) said visual manganese was logged in 43 out of 51 additional reverse circulation drill holes targeting induced polarization chargeability anomalies at the Kuro manganese discovery, part of the Christmas Creek project in Western Australia, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.This included 15 meters of visual massive and semi-massive manganese from 11 meters down-hole in a drill hole, within a broader zone of 21 meters from 10 meters down-hole, as well as 14 meters of visual massive and semi-massive manganese from 6 meters down-hole in drill hole, within a broader zone of 14 meters from 6 meters down-hole.The results validated induced polarization survey as a highly effective targeting methodology, per the filing.The reverse circulation drill rig is now testing prospective gold, copper-gold, and rare earth element soil anomalies before moving to the Coogan target, the company said.Trek Metals' shares were up nearly 2% in recent trading on Thursday.

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Trek Metals Launches Maiden RC Drilling at Western Australia Project; Shares Up 13%

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) began a maiden reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at the Kuro manganese discovery in Western Australia, marking the first subsurface test of manganese mineralization beneath surface outcrops, according to a Tuesday filing with the Australian bourse.The drilling campaign will focus on several sites within and adjacent to the known manganese mineralization, in addition to selected high-priority geophysical anomalies, per the filing.The company is also advancing geophysical surveys, including induced polarization and expanded ground gravity work, partly funded through the Western Australian Government's exploration incentive scheme, the filing said.The company said drill targets will be refined as new geophysical data is received, with the program aimed at assessing the scale and potential of the Kuro discovery, the filing added.The company's shares rose 13% in recent Tuesday trade.

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Trek Metals Starts Geophysical Survey, Pre-Drilling Earthworks at Western Australia Project

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) started geophysical surveying and pre-drilling earthworks at the Kuro manganese discovery, within its Christmas Creek project in Western Australia, according to a Tuesday filing with the Australian bourse.Moombarriga Geoscience is conducting induced polarization surveying while Atlas Geophysics is undertaking extensional ground gravity surveying, with co-funding from the Western Australian Government's Exploration Incentive Scheme, the filing said.Drilling will start within the month, with construction of access tracks and drill pads in progress, per the filing.Shares rose 1% in morning trade on Tuesday.

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Trek Metals Unit Wins Western Australia Government Grants for Two Programs

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) said its Archer X subsidiary won co-funding of up to AU$188,000 for two exploration programs under a Western Australia government incentive for manganese and gold exploration at the Christmas Creek project, located in the state's Kimberley region, according to a Tuesday filing with the Australian bourse.A ground gravity survey will initially extend the coverage around high-grade manganese surface mineralization discovered late in 2025 at the Kuro prospect, while a second sub-audio magnetics survey will define major structures controlling gold mineralization at the Martin prospect, per the filing.The company is targeting the start of drilling at Kuro in mid to late May, subject to final heritage clearance and the construction of access tracks and drill pads. Geophysical surveying is also expected to begin within the month.

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Trek Metals Chairman to Resign; Shares Fall 5%

Trek Metals (ASX:TKM) said that Chairman Tony Leibowitz has resigned, effective April 30, due to overseas travel for at least six months, according to a Monday Australian bourse filing.Non-Executive Director Andrew Reece will succeed Leibowitz as chairman as part of a planned board succession process, while Leibowitz will remain in an advisory capacity, the filing added.The company's shares fell around 5% in recent Monday trade.

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