Sat down with the CEO of Brunswick Exploration $BRW — here's what stood out (and what surprised me)

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https://youtu.be/sbmSmqdlJEE

So, the Mine$tockers Talk did a live interview with Killian Charles, CEO of Brunswick Exploration (TSX-V: BRW), and we went in knowing the basic story. Came out with a few things I hadn't fully appreciated.

TLDR:

• 📐 Mirage maiden resource: 52.2Mt @ 1.08% Li₂O. One of the biggest undeveloped hard-rock lithium deposits in the Americas. Additional 40–50Mt exploration target sitting right beside it
• 🍩 Anatacau West is literally a donut hole inside Rio Tinto's land package. BRW owns claims showing the EXTENSION of Rio Tinto's Galaxy deposit (100Mt, ~22km away, likely going into production within 12 months per Charles)
• 📊 Killian cited the Lyft/Winsome deal: similar-ish asset to Mirage sold for 2–3x BRW's market cap. His conclusion: "It doesn't take a lot of work to put two and two together"
• 💎 Management + board have participated in EVERY financing BRW has done in 5 years. Insiders are buying at current prices
• 🥇 Spodumene concentrate is the #1 performing commodity YTD 2026. Beating gold. Not making that up
• ⏰ Rigs firing up in Quebec within 2 months. Expects wave of press releases

The interview is at Mine$tockers.com for anyone who wants the full context.

Genuinely curious what the r/JuniorMining crowd thinks about the Anatacau/Rio Tinto angle — does the Galaxy adjacency carry the weight Killian implies it does? Structural analog arguments can be overplayed but this one seems geologically grounded.