Q2 Metals Corp. reported final drill results from the 2025 program at the Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec, Canada. The results include significant mineralization intervals, with high-grade lithium oxide content. The company is now focusing on infill drilling to convert inferred resources to indicated, aiming for a Preliminary Economic Assessment by late 2026.

The 2025 drill program encompassed 74 drill holes for 31,961 meters, informing the inaugural inferred Mineral Resource Estimate at the Cisco Project. Pegmatite intervals and analytical results are detailed, showcasing robust mineralization at Cisco and expansion potential. Drill holes encountered high-grade lithium oxide content in various intervals, indicating promising mineralization.

Noteworthy results include high-grade lithium oxide content in various intervals, such as 170.2 meters at 1.99% Li2O, including 40.1 meters at 2.89% Li2O. Ongoing drilling will focus on areas within the Mineralized Zone to determine the potential for additional high-grade zones. The company is committed to further exploration to expand mineral resources and understand the extent of mineralization.

The 2026 drill campaign at the Cisco Lithium Project is underway with four drill rigs. Infill drilling within the Mineralized Zone will inform an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and a Preliminary Economic Assessment targeted for late 2026. Exploration drilling will also continue to test expansion potential outside the Mineralized Zone. Q2 Metals Corp. will be attending upcoming industry events like BMO and PDAC to showcase their progress and plans.

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