Q2 Metals Reports Spodumene as Key Lithium Mineral at Cisco Project

Q2 Metals Corp has completed initial metallurgical tests indicating spodumene as the main lithium-bearing mineral in samples from the Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec. The tests, conducted by SGS Canada, showed no presence of other lithium minerals above a 1% detection threshold. This supports further processing possibilities using traditional lithium pegmatite flowsheets, aiming to produce high-grade spodumene concentrate.

Drill samples revealed spodumene content averaging 17%, ranging from 6% to 39%. Future test work will evaluate separation methods like heavy liquid and dense media separation. The company's exploration continues with promising drill results, signaling district-scale potential.

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