Q2 Metals (TSX-V:QTWO) will embark on an informal ‘roadshow’ in Australia and North America during the Canadian fall and winter in order to attend conferences and actively promote the company and its Cisco Lithium Property in Québec.
Speaking to Mining.com.au, CEO Alicia Milne says having completed the summer drilling program at Cisco and recently announcing assays for holes 7-10, the company will continue reporting assays while planning the tour Down Under.
“We’re looking forward to the assays on both hole 18, which had a continuous spodumene pegmatite interval of 215.6m and hole 21, with a continuous spodumene pegmatite interval of 347.1m,” Milne tells this news service.
The CEO adds Q2 Metals is always keeping an eye on the overall lithium market, as well as its space as a junior company particularly given the need for more throughout the world, but especially in North America.
Q2 Metals recently drilled an additional 1,188.1m in two holes, completing the summer drilling campaign of 2,609.9m across five holes, as reported by Mining.com.au. Hole CS24-023 encountered 15 spodumene-pegmatite intervals, with the widest continuous interval spanning 188.6m.
Earlier this month, hole CS24-021 hit the longest interval so far at Cisco — 347.1m — after encountering five spodumene pegmatite intervals.
Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au
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