Q2 Metals Extends Mineralized Zone to 750 Metres at Cisco Lithium Property, James Bay, Quebec, Canada

Q2 Metals Corp. has announced significant progress in its 2024 exploration program at the Cisco Lithium Property, located in the Nemaska traditional territory of the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Quebec. The company drilled four additional holes, extending the mineralized zone to 750 meters.

Notably, drill hole CS24-011 encountered six spodumene pegmatite intervals with a cumulative width of 125.1 meters. Subsequently, CS24-012 identified eight intervals totaling 78.1 meters, CS24-013 found twelve intervals at a total of 120.0 meters, and CS24-014 discovered thirteen intervals with a cumulative width of 131.6 meters.

These findings confirm and extend the previously encountered mineralization in the CO1 Zone, with drilling now continuing towards the CO3 Zone. The mineralized zone remains open in all directions, indicating significant potential for further expansion.

Neil McCallum, Q2 Metals VP of Exploration, noted the campaign's swift progress, emphasizing that every hole drilled has intersected mineralized pegmatite. The program aims to further delineate and expand the scale of the Cisco property, which holds promising potential as a significant lithium deposit.