Brunswick Exploration to Begin a Lithium Exploration Initiative in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Published: Nov 24, 2025 08:00

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Brunswick Exploration has announced that it will begin lithium exploration activities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and has secured its first exploration license in the country. The Company highlighted Saudi Arabia’s strong potential for hard-rock lithium and becomes the first lithium explorer to undertake a systematic, country-wide program there. This initiative complements BRW’s ongoing projects in Canada—where an initial resource estimate for the Mirage Project is expected in Q1 2026—and in Greenland, where its first drill program is planned for 2026. BRW noted that exploration work in Saudi Arabia can be conducted during the colder months in Canada and Greenland, enabling year-round field activity. The newly acquired license covers approximately 8,467 hectares in a well-accessible area featuring favorable geology, geochemical indicators, and satellite-interpreted structures. Saudi Arabia is rapidly positioning itself as a future lithium-processing hub to supply regional demand, aligning with its Vision 2030 strategy to diversify beyond oil and gas. The country has an established mining framework, strong governmental support, and hosts numerous major and junior mining companies, creating a highly attractive growth environment for Brunswick Exploration.

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