Q2 Metals Reports Multiple Wide, Mineralized Intercepts from Infill Drilling at the Cisco Lithium Project, Including 95.1 m and 81.9 m each Grading 1.56% Li₂O

Core Insights - Q2 Metals Corp. is advancing its 2025 drill program at the Cisco Lithium Project, aiming for an initial inferred Mineral Resource Estimate by Q1 2026 [2][4][21] - The ongoing infill drilling campaign has shown promising results, confirming the consistency of the mineralized zone with significant lithium grades reported [5][7] Exploration Target - The Exploration Target for the Cisco Project estimates potential lithium mineralization between 215 to 329 million tonnes, with grades ranging from 1.0% to 1.38% Li2O, based on the first 40 drill holes [3][20] - This target is conceptual and not classified as a mineral resource or reserve, indicating further exploration is needed to define actual resources [3][20] Drilling Progress - The current drilling campaign has completed 27,295 meters over 67 holes, with four drill rigs actively operating on site [5][6] - Recent results from four drill holes include multiple intervals with high lithium grades, such as 95.1 meters at 1.56% Li2O and 81.9 meters at 1.56% Li2O [7][10] Upcoming Events - Q2 Metals will participate in the Mines & Money Resourcing Tomorrow conference in London, UK, from December 2-4, 2025, to engage with industry stakeholders [18]