Quantum Critical Metals Reports 150 Meters of 38gpt Gallium, 694gpt Rubidium, 72gpt Niobium, 8gpt Cesium, and 9gpt Tantalum from Diamond Drilling at Discovery Project, Quebec

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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - April 9, 2025 (NEWMEDIAWIRE) - Quantum Critical Metals Corp. (TSX.V: LEAP) (OTCQB: ATOXF) (Frankfurt: 86A1) ("Quantum" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has re-examined its drill core assays at its 100% owned Discovery project, located in the Eeyou Istchee (James Bay) region of Qubec, and has discovered elevated and consistent intervals of gallium, rubidium, cesium, niobium, and tantalum. Notably, the Company intersected:

- 37gpt gallium, 936gpt rubidium, 72gpt niobium, 8gpt cesium, and 10gpt tantalum over 30 meters from 9m to 39m.

- 38gpt gallium, 694gpt rubidium, 72gpt niobium, 8gpt cesium, 9gpt tantalum over 150 meters from 44 to 194 meters.

- 37gpt gallium, 651gpt rubidium, 57gpt niobium, 15gpt cesium, 11gpt tantalum over 73 meters from 17 to 90 meters.

- 44gpt gallium, 801gpt rubidium, 66gpt niobium, 16gpt cesium, 36gpt tantalum over 43 meters from 16 to 59 meters.

The Company's 2018 and 2022 drill programs totalled approximately 2,432 meters, and 1,696 meters respectively, for a total of 4,128 meters across 22 holes (Figure 1). These programs were originally initiated for gold exploration, but given recent geopolitical developments regarding critical metals, the Company revisited these results to investigate any further potential that may exist than what was originally considered in the past.

As a function of this review, management believes it has uncovered its second gallium-rubidium-cesium discovery, joining the NMX East gallium-rubidium-cesium project in the Company's portfolio https://www.quantumcriticalmetals.com/blogs/news/durango-reports-107-68-meters-of-38-85-gpt-gallium-701-gpt-rubidium-24-98-gpt-cesium-and-3-61-gpt-thallium-from-surface-in-diamond-drilling-at-nmx-east-critical-metals-project. The zones containing anomalous gallium, rubidium, cesium, tantalum and niobium were mostly pegmatite dykes, however several intercepts contained metasediments, granite and granophyre rock types. Meanwhile the Company has also identified indicators of a potential VMS system intersecting these results, including anomalous lead-copper-zinc, which management believes also warrant further attention and investigation. The Company is encouraged by these results and will provide more detail once this additional review has been completed.

Summaries of both these drill program results and the Discovery project are below. Access to the full results are available on the Company's website at https://www.quantumcriticalmetals.com/pages/discovery-polymetallic-project-quebec