Q2 Metals Drills Best Hole to Date at Cisco Lithium Project

Q2 Metals Corp., a Vancouver-based lithium explorer, has reported outstanding drill results from its Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec, Canada. The company's summer drilling program has surpassed 50,000 meters of drilling to date, with hole CS26-093 achieving the best intersection ever recorded at the project.

The highlight intercepts from hole CS26-093 include 213.8 meters at 1.93% Li2O and 403.7 meters at 1.57% Li2O. The drill results demonstrate the exceptional scale and continuity of mineralization at Cisco, reinforcing Q2 Metals' confidence in the project's significant growth potential.

According to Sage McCallum, Vice President of Exploration for Q2 Metals, hole CS26-093 exceeded expectations by intersecting three wide mineralized zones. The results are particularly encouraging as they were achieved in an area that is not well exposed, highlighting the potential for additional mineralization beyond what is currently defined.

The company's exploration program at Cisco is focused on converting existing Inferred Mineral Resources to the Indicated category and expanding prospecting and mapping efforts. Q2 Metals' CEO, Alicia Milne, emphasized the project's development potential and economics in a statement, indicating that the Preliminary Economic Assessment will provide a comprehensive assessment of Cisco's development potential.