Brunswick Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: BRW, OTCQB: BRWXF; FRANKFURT:1XQ; “BRW” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that, as compilation work by the BRW team continues, it has identified new high potential areas in Greenland and has proceeded to immediately apply for a mineral license covering these targets. BRW is the only company delineating the lithium potential of the country.
Mr. Killian Charles, President and CEO of BRW, commented: “I am particularly pleased to continue expanding our portfolio in a country which has significant untapped exploration potential. Our Greenland lithium portfolio benefits from cost-effective exploration programs with little to no overburden, allowing for rapid testing similar to our first Greenlandic lithium discovery in late 2024.
Furthermore, as we continue to outline and expand the lithium potential of Greenland, we are confident any future spodumene concentrate can reach both North American and European markets by boat without requiring transportation by more expensive truck or rail infrastructure. With our current land position in western and eastern Greenland, we now have hundreds of staked and untested targets across Greenland and are very excited about our 2025 exploration campaign.
We are also progressing aggressively through our drill targets at our Mirage project and first results are expected in the coming weeks.”
Hinksland License
The new license contains 5 blocks and is located roughly 240 kilometers from the community of Ittoqqortoormiit and roughly 200 kilometers from the airstrip in Nerlerit (Figure 1). Ittoqqortoormiit is a coastal community with a helipad that is home to roughly 300 people. The license is a mix of Mesoproterozoic metasediments and the Archean Rae Craton that extends from the western coast, where BRW’s Uummannaq project is located. In east Greenland, the Rae Craton has been reworked by the Caledonian orogeny, which extends southeast to the Leinster lithium district of Ireland, continues southwest to Newfoundland’s Killick lithium project, and extends to the Carolinas’ lithium region in the United States of America.
The License is also located 110 kilometers from the Malmberg molybdenum project that is nearly through the process of obtaining an exploitation license as it seeks to transition from development to mining.
The new license blocks have over 50 mapped and interpreted pegmatite outcrops, including nine that are between 500 and roughly 10,000 meters in strike length, for a total new license area of roughly 17,800 hectares. The license and surrounding area contain key geologic markers for BRW including a 2-mica granite and ultramafic rocks. Licence applications have been submitted and are awaiting government final approval.
BRW plans to visit this new region in 2025 and would also like to thank Xploration Services Greenland A/S for their assistance with license applications and various logistics for the 2025 season.
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