Q2 Metals Concludes Winter Drilling, Extends Strike at Cisco Project

Vancouver-based Q2 Metals Corp. has finalized its 2025 Winter drilling program at the Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec. The program included 6,997 meters drilled over 14 holes, resulting in significant findings. Notably, Drill hole CS25-028 identified eight spodumene pegmatite intervals with a maximum width of 50.9 m. CS25-036 revealed a 64.3-meter pegmatite interval, ending prematurely at 308.6 m due to time restrictions.

The main mineralized zone's strike length extended from 850 m to 1.5 kilometers. The project benefits from strategic proximity to transportation infrastructure. Pending assay results from 14 drill holes are expected in May, potentially confirming the presence of lithium minerals in the pegmatite.

Q2 Metals plans to resume drilling in June targeting various zones of interest, including further exploration of the southern extension. Additional mapping and sampling will be conducted over the summer. The company remains optimistic about the project's potential and is actively advancing its development strategy.