Q2 Metals Announces Multiple 200+ Metre Intervals of Continuous Spodumene Pegmatite and Provides an Update on the Inaugural Mineral Resource Estimate at the Cisco Lithium Project, Quebec, Canada
Q2 Metals scales Cisco toward world-class status as 200-meter intercepts become the new baseline for Quebec’s latest lithium giant.
The most recent news (March 23, 2026) reports significant drilling success at the Cisco Lithium Project in Quebec. Key highlights include multiple "world-class" intervals of continuous spodumene-bearing pegmatite, specifically drill hole CS25-071 (264.6m) and CS26-078 (240.4m). The company has now completed 37,372 meters across 83 holes. While 2026 assays are pending, these visual results support the ongoing modeling of an inaugural Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) by BBA Inc. The company also reiterated its massive Exploration Target of 215 to 329 million tonnes at 1.0 to 1.38% Li2O.
The news is Routine - Positive. While the intervals are massive (200m+), they are incremental to the "Game Changer" results reported in December 2025 (Hole 44: 457m at 1.65% Li2O). - Consistency: The latest results confirm that the extreme widths discovered in late 2025 are not isolated "blow-outs" but part of a continuous, large-scale system. - De-risking: The transition from visual spodumene to MRE modeling indicates the project is moving out of the "discovery" phase and into the "resource definition" phase. - Expectation Management: The market is now conditioned to expect these large intercepts. The material impact will now shift from "how big is the hole?" to "what is the total tonnage and grade of the MRE?"
Q2 Metals is focused on the Cisco Lithium Project in the James Bay region of Quebec. The project is distinguished by its proximity to infrastructure (6.5 km from the Billy Diamond Highway) and its sheer scale. Unlike many James Bay juniors with narrow dykes, Cisco has demonstrated continuous vertical and horizontal widths exceeding 100-400 meters, suggesting a massive, bulk-tonnage deposit.