Brunswick Exploration Discovers Additional Spodumene Pegmatites in Paamiut, Greenland

Core Viewpoint - Brunswick Exploration Inc. has confirmed a historical spodumene pegmatite and discovered a second one at its Paamiut project in Greenland, positioning itself as the only company actively exploring for lithium in the region [1][2]. Group 1: Project Developments - The Paamiut project has confirmed a historical spodumene-bearing pegmatite and discovered a second dyke, located approximately 26 kilometers from the coastal community of Paamiut, which is about 260 kilometers south of Nuuk [3]. - The spodumene pegmatites at Paamiut are approximately 3-6 meters wide and 40-60 meters long, with lithium mineralization primarily consisting of spodumene, varying from 5-30% [4]. - The company believes there is potential for additional spodumene pegmatites within the greenstone belt surrounding the Paamiut project [4]. Group 2: Exploration Strategy - Brunswick Exploration has completed first-pass prospecting on all western Greenland licenses while advancing both the Nuuk and Paamiut projects, although additional time was not available for prospecting at the Hinksland License in Eastern Greenland [5]. - The company is planning a maiden drill program at the Nuuk project and is evaluating next steps at Paamiut [2]. Group 3: Corporate Updates - Mr. Mathieu Savard has resigned as a director to focus on his role as CEO of Vior Inc., and the company expressed gratitude for his contributions [6]. - Brunswick Exploration is rapidly advancing one of the extensive grassroots lithium property portfolios in Canada and Greenland, including the Mirage Project [11].