Trek Metals Announces High-Grade Manganese Results at Kuro
Key points
- 72 holes drilled with 38 returning significant manganese intercepts above 5% Mn
- Notable intercepts include 7m @ 32.3% Mn and 3m @ 41.1% Mn
- Phase 2 drilling completed, assays expected in 6-8 weeks
Full summary
Trek Metals Limited has reported the final batch of assays from its Phase 1 Reverse Circulation drilling program at the Kuro prospect, part of its 100%-owned Christmas Creek Project in Western Australia. The drilling program has outlined a shallow, high-grade manganese system with 38 of 72 holes returning significant manganese intercepts above 5% Mn, including 19 holes with intercepts above 20% Mn. Notable intercepts include 7m at 32.3% Mn and 3m at 41.1% Mn. All significant intercepts occur between surface and 37m down-hole. Phase 2 drilling has been completed, with assays expected over the next 6-8 weeks. Exploration is expanding beyond the Kuro discovery area, with ground reconnaissance underway across Trek's under-explored Christmas Creek land-holding.
Outlook
Trek Metals plans to continue exploring the broader Christmas Creek area and evaluate additional targets identified by recent geophysical surveys.
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