QMC Quantum Minerals is a mineral development company with three major projects in Manitoba. The Irgon Lithium Mine is an advanced stage, near-term production lithium project in South-eastern Manitoba.  The Namew Lake and Rocky Lake projects are located in the world class mining region of Flin Flon and Snow Lake.  The Rocky Lake project hosts a VMS deposit, both the Namew Lake and Rocky Lake have shown significant mineralization from past drilling.

The properties have been drill-tested and reveal the potential for a significant gold-copper & other VMS metals deposits along with readily mineable lithium.

QMC’s management’s extensive experience in the field of mineral exploration and development gives us a competitive advantage in discovering, appraising and advancing mineral deposits; particularly, overlooked resources with high upside potential. QMC also draws on the tremendous experience of its management in the realm of corporate finance and public markets, which will prove invaluable in acquisition, financing, and creating shareholder value.

QMC Quantum Minerals’ Rocky Lake and Namew Lake projects are located in Manitoba’s world-renowned Flin Flon Mining District in Manitoba, Canada one of the country’s most productive, centrally located mining regions.  Manitoba is one of the world’s most productive mining regions for Copper, Zinc, Nickel, and Gold for the past 100 years, accounting for approximately 6% of Canada’s annual Copper production, 12% of Nickel production and 24% of Zinc production

The region contains 31 developed VMS deposits, including the Rocky Lake VMS deposit, from which more than 170 million tonnes of sulphide ore have been mined or are under development. Exceptionally high Au contents of many of these deposits, including Flin Flon (62.5 Mt @ 2.7 g Au/t) and Lalor (9.9 Mt @ 5.7 g Au/t in the Au zone), make them particularly attractive exploration targets.

Our flagship project, the Irgon Lithium Mine is just 20 km from the Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada (“TANCO”) TANCO Mine, North America’s most successful lithium mine to date.  The property was developed by Lithium Corporation of Canada (“LCOC”) in 1950s.

With a shaft already drilled and a historic (non NI 43-103 compliant) resource estimate of 1.2 million tons grading 1.51% Li20 over a strike length of 365 metres (1,200 ft) and to a depth of 213 metres (700 ft), the mine was ready to go into production in 1956.  The project is expected to be QMC’s first mine to reach production, with the potential for 5M+ tonnes ($2B+ of lithium concentrate).