Brunswick Exploration Inc. has resumed drilling at the Anatacau Main Project in Quebec, aiming to expand the Anais lithium discovery after a previous intercept of 120 meters at 1.31% Li₂O. The project is strategically located near Rio Tinto’s Galaxy Project and Brunswick’s Anatacau West Project, showing potential for growth.
CEO Killian Charles is excited to start the 2026 exploration program at Anatacau Main and the Anais discovery. The previous drill results from Anatacau were among the best globally in 2025. The company plans to release results from the campaign in early Q2 and move on to prospecting in Saudi Arabia and exploration at Mirage.
Brunswick Exploration will conduct a 2,500-meter drill program at Anatacau, with the first three holes focusing on expanding the Anais showing. The largest pegmatite observed at Anais has been extended to over 250 meters in strike length and 115 meters in vertical depth, with potential for more discoveries in the area.
The mineralized dykes at Anatacau follow a major deformation corridor similar to that observed at the Galaxy deposit. This structure links the Galaxy and Anais lithium discoveries, highlighting the system’s scale and potential. Nine additional holes will test the corridor further east for more mineralized pegmatites.
Francois Goulet, a Professional Geologist in Quebec, has reviewed and approved the technical information related to the press release. Brunswick Exploration, focused on lithium exploration in Canada, Greenland, and Saudi Arabia, boasts the Mirage project with one of the largest hard-rock lithium resources in the Americas.
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