Core Insights - Quest Critical Metals Inc has completed diamond drill hole testing at the Tisová-Klingenthal Cu-Co deposit, revealing promising results from a strong IP anomaly located below historic copper mine workings [1][2][4] - The historic sulphide zones in the Tisová Mine area have shown high grades, with up to 17.1% Cu, 0.69% Co, and 3.7 g/t Au [1][4] - The recent drilling program included two diamond drill holes, with the second hole intersecting significant mineralization, including 4.3 meters of mine stratigraphy with 1901 ppb Copper [2][3] Exploration and Methodology - The drill target was generated from a 2019 IP and resistivity survey, which was later reprocessed in 2024, confirming the IP anomaly [2][5] - The exploration project was part of the EU-funded Exploration Information System (EIS) project, aimed at developing innovative exploration concepts for critical raw materials [5] - A prospectivity model has been defined, indicating additional targets along the same stratigraphic horizon that require further exploration [6] Technical Review - The analysis of core samples was conducted by ALS Romania SRL, ensuring the technical content's credibility [3][7] - The second drill hole reached a depth of 479.5 meters, intersecting a zone interpreted as the main historically mined ore zone [2][3]