Drilling at Q2 Metals’ (TSX-V:QTWO) Cisco property is ongoing and poised to continue into the Canadian fall, which this year starts on 22 September.
Recent first core assay results from drillholes CS-24-007 to CS-24-010 from the spring drill campaign exceeded the company’s expectation.
Located within the greater Nemaska traditional territory of the Eeyou Istchee James Bay region of Québec, Canada, The Cisco property is comprised of 222 mineral claims and is 11,374 hectares in size.
The spring 2024 drill campaign expanded upon the 2023 drilling where hole CS-23-05 ended in pegmatite and assays confirmed 115.4m at 1.40% Li2O, cumulatively within five separate pegmatite intervals.
Holes CS-24-009 and 010 were designed as 50m westward step-outs from hole 5. Assay results from these holes confirmed wide intervals of spodumene pegmatite, with the widest interval reaching 120.3m at 1.72% Li2O, including 19m at 2.06% Li2O in hole 10.
Results from 2,700m of drilling eight holes (CS-24-011 to CS-24-018) will be released soon, as drilling at Cisco continues.
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