BRUNSWICK EXPLORATION DRILLS 47.2 METERS AT 1.66% LI20 WITHIN 120.7 METERS AT 1.31% LI2O

Brunswick Exploration Inc. has delivered compelling inaugural drilling results from its Anatacau Main Project in Quebec's prolific Eeyou Istchee-James Bay region, a jurisdiction increasingly recognized as a premier lithium district in North America. The company intercepted 47.2 meters grading 1.66% Li2O within a broader mineralized zone of 120.7 meters at 1.31% Li2O, demonstrating substantial lithium endowment at the Anais showing.

The drilling program successfully targeted spodumene-bearing pegmatites, which represent a preferred lithium ore type due to their typically high grade and metallurgical characteristics. The intersection of multiple large pegmatite bodies suggests a robust geological system that could support significant resource development. These grades compare favorably to established lithium operations globally, where economic deposits typically require grades above 1.0% Li2O.

The results are particularly significant given the strategic location in the James Bay region, which benefits from established infrastructure, hydroelectric power, and a supportive regulatory environment. Quebec's critical minerals strategy and federal support for lithium development create a favorable investment climate for advancing the project. The combination of high-grade lithium mineralization, favorable geology, and strategic location positions Brunswick Exploration to potentially develop a significant lithium resource.

These inaugural results establish a strong foundation for continued exploration and resource definition work at Anatacau Main. The success at the Anais showing validates the company's geological model and suggests potential for additional discoveries across the broader property package, positioning Brunswick Exploration as an emerging player in North America's lithium supply chain development.