Core Insights - Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. (QMET) is advancing its exploration activities in hydrogen-focused projects in Apple River and Springhill, Nova Scotia, in collaboration with Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) [1][2] Exploration Activities - Recent regional staking activity by Koloma, a global hydrogen player, has occurred around QMET's properties, indicating growing interest in the natural hydrogen landscape of Nova Scotia [2][3] - QMET's CEO highlighted that the new staking activity provides external validation of their geological model, reinforcing the scientific basis for their exploration efforts [3] Geological Findings - Ongoing fieldwork has confirmed consistent hydrogen degassing across seasons, supporting the company's exploration thesis regarding active subsurface gas systems [4][5] - The correlation between fault-controlled structures, hydrogen anomalies, and radon/thoron signatures suggests a robust geological environment conducive to natural hydrogen generation [4][7] Upcoming Drilling Program - QIMC is finalizing drill hole locations for QMET's Winter Drilling Program in the Springhill region, aimed at testing priority subsurface targets [5][6] - Details on planned collar locations and drill sequencing will be released following QIMC's technical review [6] Company Overview - QMET is a Canadian natural resource exploration company with projects targeting critical and precious metals, as well as Clean Natural White Hydrogen [7][9] - The company has reported strong and persistent hydrogen anomalies, elevated radon and thoron values, and repeatability of hydrogen readings, confirming ongoing gas flows and active degassing [7][8]