Q2 Metals is rapidly advancing the Cisco Lithium Project located in the southernmost area of James Bay, Quebec. 

The inaugural inferred Mineral Resource Estimate announced in April 2026 defines a deposit hosting 295 million tonnes grading 1.36% Li20¹, positioning it among the top spodumene lithium deposits globally. 

The Cisco deposit remains open in all directions, with multiple high priority exploration targets yet to be drill-tested, and potential for new lithium discoveries across the broader 41,253 hectare project area.  

The Cisco Lithium Project has exceptional access to infrastructure and permitting is in progress for an access road which would connect the main mineralized zone to the paved, all-season Billy Diamond Highway. The Canadian National Rail facilities in the mining town of Matagami are just 150 kilometres to the south via the highway. These rail lines lead to Becancour, a developing battery metals processing hub, as well as to international shipping ports along the St. Lawrence Seaway. 

¹ – see news release dated April 20, 2026