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First Phosphate Corp. (NASDAQ: PHOS) released an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec, showing a 378% increase in Indicated Mineral Resources. Key figures include 6.2 Mt @ 7.70% P2O5 (Measured), 198.5 Mt @ 6.00% P2O5 (Indicated), and 89.5 Mt @ 6.16% P2O5 (Inferred). The deposit is strategically located near infrastructure and has long-term offtake agreements.

First Phosphate Corp (PHOS) filed an updated Mineral Resource Estimate Technical Report for its Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec. The report shows a 378% increase in Indicated Mineral Resources, with significant phosphate deposits. The company highlights the deposit's proximity to infrastructure and existing offtake agreements, positioning it for LFP battery production.

First Phosphate Corp (PHOS) rang the Nasdaq opening bell on Aug. 13 to move its American depositary receipts from OTC markets to the Nasdaq Global Market under ticker PHOS. The company cited a May resource update, long-term offtake deals, and Canadian federal grants. It targets feasibility by late 2026 or early 2027 and first production in 2029.

First Phosphate Corp. (CSE: PHOS; OTCQX: FRSPF; ADR: FPHOY) said it finalized agreements for C$4.84 million in non-repayable contributions from Canada’s Natural Resources Canada under the First and Last Mile Fund for its Bégin-Lamarche phosphate deposit. The funding covers a 161-kV transmission line (about $3.07M) and road infrastructure (about $1.77M), adding to $16.7M announced in March 2026.

Noble Capital Markets reiterated an “Outperform” rating on First Phosphate Corp., citing its North American lithium iron phosphate (LFP) supply-chain positioning and funding. Noble said the company has no debt and about C$50 million available capital, including C$33 million cash and a C$16.7 million non-repayable Canadian government contribution, supporting its feasibility and permitting without new equity.

First Phosphate Corp. (CSE:PHOS; OTC:FRSPF) says it received G7 Critical Minerals Alliance backing for its Begin-Lamarche phosphate mine and Port Saguenay phosphoric acid plant. The article cites C$275m in guarantees, C$16.7m Canadian funding, long-term offtakes (200,000 t/yr concentrate; 60,000 t/yr acid), and project economics (CAD $2.1b NPV, 37.1% IRR).

First Phosphate Corp. said it was selected as one of 13 projects under the G7 Critical Minerals Resilience and Production Alliance, according to CEO John Passalacqua. He told Proactive the recognition supports de-risking and access to capital as the company advances toward a final investment decision for mining and a planned phosphoric acid plant at Port Saguenay, with support from Italian-linked institutions and MAIRE. The company also closed a $15.4 million financing to fund its Bégin-Lamarche