Brunswick Exploration Enhances Lithium Resources at Mirage

Brunswick Exploration Expands Lithium Resources

Brunswick Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: BRW, OTCQB: BRWXF, Frankfurt: 1XQ) is thrilled to share promising updates from its recent exploratory drilling initiatives at the Mirage Project. These results emerge from the summer drilling campaign aimed at bolstering the company’s lithium resources, a critical mineral in today's energy transition narrative.

Significant Drill Intersections

The summer campaign primarily focused on the Central Zone of the Mirage Project, specifically on the MR-6 and MR-3 dykes. The latest drilling results showcased robust intersections, exemplifying the project's potential for extensive lithium mineralization. For instance, hole MR-24-87 revealed a remarkable 37 meters of mineralization, yielding 1.14% Li2O. Additionally, hole MR-24-89 exhibited a substantial 1.15% Li2O over 23 meters, indicating that the MR-3 dyke extends further down-dip where it remains open for exploration.

Key Highlights from the Drilling Campaign

• MR-24-84: This hole encountered a new interval at the MR-6 Dyke, presenting 1.74% Li2O over 19.7 meters.
• MR-24-75: This hole added 0.93% Li2O over 13.5 meters, extending the MR-6 dyke to the northwest.
• Positive Results in Stacked Dyke Area: Hole MR-24-78 reported 1.39% Li2O over 12.9 meters and 1.99% Li2O over 10 meters.
• Hole MR-24-91: Drilled for future metallurgical tests, reinforcing thick, near-surface continuous mineralization with 56 meters at 1.40% Li2O.

Insights from Company Leadership

Mr. Killian Charles, the President and CEO of Brunswick Exploration, remarked on the positive impacts of the drilling results. He stated, "Our drilling continues to expand the mineralized zones at Mirage, confirming our expectations of extensive lithium resources in the area. The wide intercepts, notably at MR-3, indicate a thickening of mineralization at depth, a trend observed in successful lithium systems worldwide. Our aim at Mirage is to delineate a resource of at least 50Mt within proximity to infrastructure, and our drilling supports this ambition.”

A Look Ahead at Future Explorations

Brunswick Exploration is committed to advancing its exploration potential across all its projects. In light of the current market conditions for lithium, the Company remains dedicated to exploring new targets beyond the Mirage Project, even achieving a pioneering lithium discovery in Greenland. Looking forward, the Company plans a major winter drilling program targeting zones that have yet to be explored and launching one of the largest grassroots exploration initiatives in Greenland’s history.

Mirage Project Overview

The Mirage Project encompasses a substantial 427 claims situated about 40 kilometers south of the Trans-Taiga Highway in Quebec’s James Bay region. The recent drilling efforts have focused on extending the identified mineralization across previously defined dyke areas.

Quality Assurance and Expertise

All drilling operations adhered to stringent quality control measures, with samples collected under the guidance of Brunswick's skilled employees and transported securely to ensure integrity. The thorough analytical process was conducted by a certified laboratory to ensure reliable and accurate data, supporting all reported findings.

About Brunswick Exploration

Brunswick Exploration is a Montreal-based mineral exploration company with a focus on lithium exploration throughout Canada. As the organization evolves in response to the global emphasis on decarbonization and energy sustainability, it is expanding its extensive lithium property portfolio in Canada and Greenland.

Investor Relations Information

For further inquiries, please contact: Mr. Killian Charles, President and CEO at info@brwexplo.ca.

Frequently Asked Questions

What results were reported from Brunswick Exploration's drilling?

Brunswick Exploration reported several significant drill results at the Mirage Project, including 37 meters at 1.14% Li2O in hole MR-24-87.

What is the focus of the Mirage Project?

The Mirage Project focuses on lithium exploration, specifically targeting the MR-6 and MR-3 mineralized dykes for resource expansion.

Who is the CEO of Brunswick Exploration?

The President and CEO of Brunswick Exploration is Mr. Killian Charles.

What future plans does Brunswick Exploration have for the Mirage Project?

The Company plans to initiate a major winter drilling program at Mirage targeting unexplored zones and expand exploration efforts in Greenland.

How does Brunswick Exploration ensure sample integrity?

All samples collected are transported with rigorous quality control measures to maintain integrity, and analysis is performed at a certified laboratory.

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