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First Phosphate Corp. (PHOS) received a Letter of Support from Swiss Export Risk Insurance (SERV) for up to USD 212.5 million in financing for its igneous phosphate mine project in Quebec, Canada. The financing covers Swiss machinery, equipment, and construction services, with SERV potentially supporting up to 95% of the eligible financed amount. The project aims to establish a vertically integrated supply chain for LFP battery production in North America.

Emerging Growth Research released a Flash Report on First Phosphate Corp., lowering its discount rates for the company's mine and phosphoric acid plant by 100 basis points each. The report highlights improved capital access, sovereign support, and an expanded mineral resource estimate. First Phosphate is developing a North American supply chain for LFP battery materials.

Emerging Growth Research released a Flash Report on First Phosphate Corp., lowering discount rates for its mine and phosphoric acid plant by 100 basis points, citing reduced risk. The company has improved capital access and secured sovereign support for its projects. A feasibility study in early 2027 is expected to be a revaluation catalyst.

Emerging Growth Research (EGR) released a company-sponsored Flash Report on First Phosphate Corp. (PHOS), lowering discount rates for its mine and plant to 10.5% and 12.5%, respectively. The report cites potential C$275M financing support from Denmark's EIFO and Italian institutions, along with Quebec's fast-track permitting and an upcoming feasibility study as key catalysts. First Phosphate aims to develop a North American LFP battery supply chain.

First Phosphate Corp. reported results from its annual meeting, with all board nominees elected and shareholders approving key measures. The company saw an 861% increase in its shareholder base compared to 2025. It also adopted an advance notice policy for director nominations. First Phosphate focuses on developing a North American supply chain for LFP battery production.

First Phosphate Corp. updated its Bégin-Lamarche property's mineral resource estimate, showing increased indicated resources and consistency. The company plans a feasibility study by late 2026 or early 2027, with permitting and an investment decision targeted by late 2027. It recently uplisted to NASDAQ, gaining access to US investors and over $50 million in capital, including $30 million in treasury and $21.5 million from the Canadian government.

First Phosphate Corp (PHOS) reported a 378% increase in indicated mineral resources at its Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec. The updated estimate shows 198.5 million tonnes of indicated resources at 6.00% phosphate grade. The company's ADRs began trading on Nasdaq in August, and shares rose 9.49% to $20.26 in premarket trading.

First Phosphate Corp. updated its Bégin-Lamarche phosphate project estimate, showing a 378% increase in indicated resources. CEO John Passalacqua highlighted the resource's continuity and consistency, paving the way for a feasibility study. The company recently uplisted to Nasdaq, with $30M in treasury and additional government funding.

First Phosphate (CSE, NASDAQ: PHOS) released an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Quebec mine, showing a 378% increase in indicated mineral resources. Shares fell 7.84% to $2.35 (US$1.70) on Monday.

First Phosphate Corp. reported a 378% increase in Indicated Mineral Resources for its Bégin-Lamarche phosphate project in Quebec, according to an updated report. The company also announced its ADRs will be uplisted to the Nasdaq Global Market under the symbol PHOS. The project is positioned to support the EV battery market, with high-purity apatite concentrate suitable for LFP batteries.