The Cisco Project is positioned as the largest known hard-rock lithium deposit in the Americas and the fourth largest globally.¹ Widely acknowledged as a Tier-1 asset, Cisco is advancing toward its role as a critical source of lithium for the North American and European markets.
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The Cisco Lithium Project is Q2 Metals’ flagship asset, located in the southernmost area of the Eeyou Istchee James Bay Region of Quebec, Canada. The Project is the largest known hard-rock lithium deposit in the Americas and fourth largest globally¹.
Cisco represents a potentially significant, well-located North American source of hard-rock lithium positioned to support this growing demand.
The best hard-rock lithium intercept ever drilled globally²: 457.4 m at 1.65% Li₂O (December 2025)
at 1.36% Li₂O (April 2026)
Inaugural PEA targeted for completion late 2026, following ongoing indicated resource definition drilling
For a comprehensive overview of the Cisco Lithium Project, exploration results, location and infrastructure advantages, download our latest Corporate Presentation.
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