BRUNSWICK EXPLORATION IDENTIFIES SEVEN NEW SPODUMENE TARGETS AND STAKES ADDITIONAL CLAIMS AT ANATACAU MAIN

Brunswick Exploration has announced a significant expansion of lithium exploration targets at its Anatacau Main Project in Quebec's Eeyou-Istchee James Bay region, identifying seven new spodumene showings across three distinct target areas. The discovery substantially increases the project's exploration potential and reinforces its strategic position within a proven lithium-bearing structural corridor that also hosts Rio Tinto's Galaxy Project.

The newly identified targets span three priority areas. Area A encompasses three unverified spodumene showings located 2-5 kilometers south of the Anais discovery where drilling is currently underway, supported by over 200 pegmatite outcrops with the largest measuring 500 by 200 meters. Area B covers three additional spodumene showings on newly staked claims immediately west of the main project, featuring 150 pegmatite outcrops with the largest measuring 800 by 100 meters. Area C represents the most significant development - the emerging Pontax trend, a major northeast-southwest structural corridor extending over 20 kilometers across the southern portion of the property.

The Pontax trend represents a particularly compelling opportunity, hosting 13 highly fractionated pegmatites with favorable geochemical signatures including K/Rb ratios below 30 and as low as 14, indicating high lithium potential. This corridor spans over 90 pegmatite outcrops and connects to neighboring lithium projects operated by Cygnus Metals and Li-FT Power, suggesting regional lithium mineralization continuity. The trend may represent a secondary structural corridor parallel to the main lithium-bearing system hosting Rio Tinto's Galaxy Project.

This exploration success reinforces Brunswick's position as a significant lithium explorer in Canada, building on the company's Mirage project which hosts one of the largest undeveloped hard-rock lithium resources in the Americas at 52.2Mt grading 1.08% Li2O. The Anatacau discoveries position Brunswick to capitalize on the growing demand for lithium as a critical mineral for global decarbonization efforts, with multiple high-priority targets now available for systematic exploration across a proven lithium district.