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Trek Metals: Confirms high-grade lithium rock chips at Tambourah, WA

Trek Metals Confirms high-grade lithium rock chips at Tambourah, WA

  • Trek Metals (TKM) confirms the presence of high-grade lithium within a pegmatite system at its Tambourah project in Western Australia
  • Rock chip samples from the area returned assays of up to 2.69 and 3.07 per cent lithium oxide
  • CEO Derek Marshall says confirming “very high-grade” lithium at surface is a “very exciting breakthrough” for the company
  • Trek is waiting on assays from soil sampling and will use the results to help define targets for future drilling
  • TKM shares are up 37.5 per cent to close at 8.8 cents
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