Q Precious and Battery Metals Intersects Sulphides in La Corne South Project

Q Precious and Battery Metals Corp. ("QMET") has announced the intersection of sulphide mineralization in its first drill hole at the La Corne South project, near Val d'Or, Quebec. The initial drill hole targeted a TDEM conductor and magnetic high previously identified by QMET geophysical surveys.

The drill hole 24LCS-01 reached a depth of 144 metres, revealing bands of pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, and sphalerite. These findings suggest Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide (VMS) deposition. The core samples are currently being logged and analyzed in Val d'Or.

The drilling program, managed by Explo-Logik Inc, is set to further investigate TDEM conductors and magnetic anomalies over a two-kilometre corridor. QMET plans 7-9 additional drill holes, each 120-150 metres deep, adjusting the drilling strategy based on geological observations.

The geologic team, led by Gilles Carrier, will monitor the drilling and sampling, continuing their interpretation for future targets. Core logging and sampling will be conducted at Explo-Logik's facility.