Q Precious & Battery Metals Reports Strong Drill Results in Quebec

Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. has reported promising results from the first drill hole at their La Corne South project in Val d'Or, Quebec. The initial hole, designated 24LCS-01, revealed significant mineralization, including high levels of copper, zinc, silver, and gold. The drilling program, which has so far completed three holes, aims to explore a corridor of approximately two kilometers, with additional drilling planned to further assess the mineralization potential. The results from hole 24LCS-01 indicate a robust presence of VMS-style mineralization, with notable intercepts showing 4.2% copper and 4% zinc over a specific interval. The weighted average for the total mineralized zone was calculated at 0.83% copper equivalent over 25.45 meters. This data suggests that the geophysical targets in the area are promising for further exploration. A total of 426 meters of drilling has been conducted, with 278 core samples sent to the ALS laboratory for analysis. The company is currently awaiting results from the second and third holes, which will provide further insights into the mineralization potential of the site. The exploration efforts are supervised by qualified professionals, ensuring adherence to industry standards. The positive results from the initial drilling phase support the exploration model for multi-element volcanic-hosted sulphides at La Corne South. The company remains optimistic about the ongoing exploration and the potential for discovering additional valuable mineral resources in the region.