Q Precious and Battery Metals Corp Expands Sulphide Intercepts at La Corne South Project

Q Precious and Battery Metals Corp. has announced continued success in drilling at the La Corne South project near Val d'Or, Quebec. The company completed three drill holes totaling 426 meters, intersecting sulphide mineralization.

Drill hole 24LCS-01 reached 145.6 meters, revealing significant pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, and sphalerite bands. Hole 24LCS-02 was drilled to 145 meters, intercepting disseminated sulphide with semi-massive bands. Hole 24LCS-03, from a pad 70 meters northwest, intersected basaltic rock with disseminated pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite over a 5-meter interval.

These intercepts confirm TDEM survey targets. Drill core is being logged and sampled in Val d'Or, with initial visual observations subject to further analysis. Future drilling will test other TDEM anomalies in a corridor of approximately 2 kilometers with 7-9 additional holes.

The company aims to advance drilling based on geological observations and upcoming laboratory results. The geological team, led by Gilles Carrier of Explo-Logik Inc, will continue monitoring and targeting future holes.