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Brunswick Exploration is a lithium explorer built around the Mirage Project in Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region, with Anatacau Main in Quebec, Nuuk Lithium in Greenland, and an early-stage entry in Saudi Arabia also in the mix. This conversation was about what the new Mirage resource means, how hard they plan to keep pushing Anatacau, and how far they can stretch the story across Greenland and Saudi Arabia without getting sloppy on capital.

TL;DR

Killian told me that they are not treating Mirage as a finished asset at 52.2 Mt at 1.08% Li2O, they are already drilling Anatacau Main again, and they want near-term news flow from more than one front. He said that they had enough cash after the recent financing to run a multi-jurisdiction program, but the dilution risk is not gone forever, and that was discussed more in-depth in the conversation.

What have they done for shareholders lately?

The concrete work to date is the maiden Mirage MRE at 52.2 Mt grading 1.08% Li2O, plus a 40 Mt to 50 Mt exploration target, and management said they are already doing baseline work for future economic studies even though they do not want to rush into a PEA or a quick resource update that could be stale fast. On top of that, Killian said Anatacau Main had already produced a 120 m hit at 1.31% Li2O hit and that the follow-up drill campaign had been running for about six weeks, while Greenland had already yielded what he described as the country’s first spodumene pegmatite discovery and was moving into more target definition work at Nuuk.

How much money do they have and what are they spending it on?

When I asked about cash, he said they were sitting at roughly C$7.0 million to C$7.5 million in the bank. The recent financing was about C$5.5 million at C$0.25 per unit, with a half-warrant at C$0.35 for three years, and he said that most of it will be spent drilling at Mirage and Anatacau Main, with Greenland and Saudi Arabia run on much smaller budgets. He also pegged Saudi at about C$0.5 million for this year and said G&A stays around C$1.7 million including marketing and the compilation work tied to new-country screening.

Upcoming catalysts

Technically, CEO Charles said Anatacau Main drill results should come within at most two weeks from the interview, and Mirage fieldwork starts with non-drill work in late May or early June before summer exploration and step-out drilling run into late August or early September. Operationally, Greenland should have Nuuk-related updates in the coming weeks and eastern-coast prospecting this year. In Saudi Arabia, they were aiming to start first-pass fieldwork by month-end, run at least three weeks, and then go back in the fall.

Risks

The obvious short-term risk is execution, because they are trying to move several pieces at once and the market will want results. Mirage still needs step-out success outside the current resource box, Anatacau Main still needs new assays to prove it has real scale, Greenland drilling timing still depends on manpower and capital, and Saudi Arabia carries geopolitical and permitting risk even though the current conditions have not stopped planned work. There is also financing risk, as Killian did not rule out raising more money later in 2026, and dilution risk is still very much part of the deal (as it is for every exploreco).

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