Brunswick Exploration (TSX-V:BRW) CEO Killian Charles says the company is beginning to define a sizeable lithium system at the Anatacau Main Project in Québec, Canada, after receiving initial drill results.
The 2026 winter drilling campaign was designed to confirm the down-dip and lateral extensions of the Anais Main dyke at depth, as well as extend the pegmatite trend to the east.
Initial results returned 90.5m @ 1.31% lithium oxide, within a large package of continuous lithium mineralisation of 167.9m @ 1.02% lithium oxide.
A newly discovered dyke was also identified below from the Anais Main which measured 6.8m @ 1.52% lithium oxide. The Anais Main dyke is now defined to a vertical depth of 190m.
Charles adds that these results underscore the potential of the rapidly growing project in the company’s global portfolio.
“The campaign is currently underway, with the aim of discovering additional large lithium pegmatites to the east,” the CEO says.
“Alongside Mirage, Brunswick has two major exploration assets in the James Bay region of Québec, placing it in an envious position relative to peers.”
The Anatacau Main and Anatacau West are under option from Osisko, a subsidiary of Osisko Development, whereby Brunswick can earn a 90% interest in the projects.
Brunswick Exploration is a Montreal-based explorer focused on grassroots exploration for lithium in Canada.
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