Brunswick Exploration (TSX-V:BRW) has restarted a second phase drilling program at the Anatacau Main Project in Québec, Canada, aiming to expand the Anais lithium discovery.
The program will comprise 12 holes for 2,500m of drilling. The first three holes are designed to expand Anais, where mineralisation has been intersected in all previous holes and remains open at depth and along strike in all directions.
Results from the campaign are expected to be released in early Q2 2026.
CEO Killian Charles says drilling released in November 2025 from Anatacau was among the “highest grade and longest lithium intercept released globally in 2025”.
“It speaks to a highly promising project and to Brunswick’s exciting portfolio which includes the Mirage Project, our Greenlandic lithium asset, Nuuk lithium and our new Saudi Arabian lithium portfolio,” Charles says.
The Anatacau Main Project is located 22km east and along strike of Rio Tinto’s (ASX:RIO) Galaxy Project and Brunswick’s Anatacau West Project.
Upon completion, Brunswick expects to begin prospecting in Saudi Arabia and conduct an exploration program at Mirage.
Brunswick Exploration is a Montreal-based mineral explorer focused on grassroots exploration in Canada, Greenland and Saudi Arabia.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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