Brunswick outlines further pegmatites at Paamiut

Executive Summary

• Brunswick Exploration confirmed a historic spodumene pegmatite and discovered a second dike at its Paamiut project in western Greenland, adding to its portfolio of lithium showings.
• The newly identified pegmatites are 3‑6 m wide, 40‑60 m long, with lithium grades ranging from 5 % to 30 % spodumene, confirmed by pXRF and LIBS analyses.
• The company announced the resignation of director Mathieu Savard (to focus on his CEO role at Vior Inc.) alongside ongoing aggressive exploration programs in Greenland and Quebec.

Key Details

• Discovery Location: Paamiut project, ~26 km from the coastal community of Paamiut, 260 km south of Nuuk, within a 10 km × 2 km greenstone belt.
• Pegmatite Dimensions: Approximately 3–6 m wide and 40–60 m long; spaced about 10 m apart.
• Lithium Mineralization: Primarily spodumene, varying from 5 % to 30 % Li₂O; crystals 1–10 cm in size.
• Analytical Confirmation: Spodumene presence verified by portable X‑ray fluorescence (pXRF) and laser‑induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS); grab samples sent to ALS (Dublin, Ireland) for assay; thin sections pending mineralogical study.
• Potential for Additional Finds: Company believes the greenstone belt may host further spodumene pegmatites.
• Greenland Portfolio Status: Two confirmed lithium showings (Nuuk and Paamiut); first‑pass prospecting completed on all western licences; Hinksland licence exploration postponed pending future campaign.
• Corporate Update: Director Mathieu Savard resigned to devote full attention to his CEO role at Vior Inc.; board thanked him for contributions.
• Qualified Person: Charles Kodors, Manager – International Projects (Professional Geologist, NB/NL/QC).

Notable Quotes

“Following the expansive new discoveries at our Nuuk project, this new Paamiut discovery is a great complement to our unique Greenland portfolio… All of BRW's Greenland discoveries are in proximity to fjord infrastructure… we are among the most aggressive lithium exploration globally.” – Killian Charles, President & CEO.