Investors are taking profits on their Nvidia shares and flocking towards energy & mining stocks following China’s export restrictions and Trump’s tariffs.
If you missed out on the AI & technology bull run, there’s still hope. Companies like Nvidia, Mirosoft and Tesla won’t survive without proper energy infrastructure and materials..
“Microsoft CEO says the company doesn’t have enough electricity to install all the AI GPUs in its inventory – you may actually have a bunch of chips sitting in inventory that I can’t plug in” (see November 2nd, 2025 Yahoo Finance article)
That’s why investors are watching this North-American energy infrastructure stock —First Phosphate (CSE: PHOS | OTCQX: FRSPF).
$FRSPF | $PHOS may hold the missing link that powers the next phase of North America’s energy and AI revolution: igneous phosphate, the essential ingredient for LFP batteries now used in over 80% of EVs, robotics, and AI data-storage systems.
Here’s the urgent reality: North-America doesn’t have enough electricity to install all the AI GPUs in its inventory , which could cripple North America’s grid expansion, data centers, and robotics industries.
Nearly 100% of our LFP battery supply comes from China, meaning that without a domestic alternative, the continent’s energy-independence dream stalls and the energy grid could even cease.
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Enter First Phosphate (FRSPF or PHOS)—perhaps the only company in the world to have replicated the entire LFP battery supply chain using North American critical minerals. The company’s vertically integrated model—from high-purity igneous phosphate deposits in Quebec to North American cathode material and LFP cells —positions it as the first viable Western alternative to China’s LFP dominance.
Investors are starting to notice what’s been built quietly for years: a complete, domestic LFP supply chain—ready for the U.S. Department of Defense and the energy transition economy. Read full press release here.
Could rare-earth igneous phosphate be the next major critical-minerals supercycle?
$PHOS has also recently had 2 major news:
- October 9th, 2025 (CSE:PHOS | OTC:FRSPF) First Phosphate thanks the Canadian Minister Of Energy & Natural Resources, the Honourable Timothy Hodgeson, for his visit to their planned future phosphoric acid plant. (Read this recent news here)
This ministerial visit highlights the strategic importance of high-purity phosphate for the North American energy transition.
First Phosphate (CSE: PHOS / OTCQX: FRSPF) specializes in the extraction and processing of high-purity phosphate, which is an important component of lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries – particularly in the fields of energy storage, AI data centers and mobility.
It’s important to remember that $FRSPF should NOT be affected by the U.S. tariffs due to their phosphate concentrate offtake agreements with European clients. (full press release here)
Read our most recent article on $FRSPF linked here to learn more.
First Phosphate has a phosphate deposit that contains one of the purest igneous phosphates.
The company has achieved one of the world’s purest igneous phosphate concentrates with a P₂O₅ content of 40.9% after beneficiation.
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First Phosphate addresses precisely this strategic gap.
Watch their CEO explain how $FRSPF plans to disrupt the entire LFP battery industry:
Investment Highlights
- Political backing – federal and provincial government support for a project in the “Critical Minerals” sector.
- Local approval – mayors and councillors support the project.
- Indigenous collaboration agreement in place
- Share structure: Management holds 25% of all shares, “Family & Friends” and High Net Worth Individuals a further 34%. A strong vote of confidence
- Offtake deal with European offtaker – market leader secures demand.
- Vertical integration – From mine to end product; higher margins, more control.
- Strategic port location – Facility at Port Saguenay with direct European route.
- Customs advantage – No US tariffs as the focus on European customers.
Market opportunity
- Growing demand for phosphoric acid and LFP batteries
- Europe’s goal: secure supply chains for critical raw materials
- Canada as a politically stable, ESG-oriented producer
Billy Donovan explains it well a recent video below:
What makes First Phosphate so special?
✔ Government support at the federal and provincial level
First Phosphate is clearly positioned as a strategic project for critical minerals and benefits from active political support at provincial and federal level – this reduces development risks and facilitates access to infrastructure support, permitting support and potential funding. For an investor, this means the project has an increased chance of obtaining necessary permits, infrastructure investment and political support – factors that can reduce capital costs and stabilize timelines.
See: https://firstphosphate.com/media/ & https://minedocs.com/27/Begin-Lamarche-PEA-12042024.pdf
✔ Political backing + job creation
Local leaders (e.g. the mayor of Saguenay) have publicly welcomed the project and see it as a driver for local employment, industry relocation and economic development. This is important for investors because positive local stakeholder relationships reduce the risk of conflict and delay – greater community acceptance generally shortens the time to construction and increases political support for necessary infrastructure upgrades. In short, local goodwill increases the likelihood of implementation.
A very good example is the cooperation with the indigenous peoples.
See this article for reference: https://firstphosphate.com/pekuakamiulnuatsh-first-nation-and-first-phosphate-announce-collaboration-agreement/
Phosphate is an economic opportunity for Quebec (July 2, 2025)
In an article published by Radio-Canada on July 2, 2025, Yves Francois Blanchete, president of the Bloc Quebecois, publicly stated that the development of the phosphate industry in Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean represents an economic opportunity.
The article also mentions that it would create 1000 direct and 10,000 indirect jobs in the region.
See: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2177123/bloc-phosphate-industrie-mineraux-critiques
The following post on LinkedIn comes from the chairman of the Bloc Québécois, who maintains the fragile balance in the Canadian Parliament, which is publicly available:
The very accessible and green-produced phosphate from Lac-St-Jean is at the heart of the Bloc’s proposed strategy for Quebec’s economy in the context of the trade and climate crises. It is a strategic and critical mineral whose niche is included in the list of Quebec’s eight characteristic economic sectors. It is essential for electric transportation, and the First Phosphate project is a regional success that will help mitigate the effects of tariffs on wood and aluminum. Congratulations to our colleagues in the region!
✔ Offtake agreement with Europe
First Phosphate has entered into offtake agreements with European customers regarding long-term supplies of phosphate concentrate and phosphoric acid. A reliable, well-known buyer dramatically reduces marketing risks: it provides security of demand for future production, facilitates project financing (lenders like to see fixed offtake agreements) and can help to coordinate technology and quality requirements at an early stage. For investors, this means lower market and offtake risk as well as better financing options.
✔ Vertical integration, i.e. not just a mining project, but a complete infrastructure project for renewable energies
First Phosphate not only plans to mine, but also to refine production (phosphate concentrate → phosphoric acid/processed products) and implement it with clean technology (collaborations with technology partners and engineering companies have been named). This turns a pure raw material project into a value-chain project: higher margins through local processing, greater control over product quality and the opportunity to position itself as a “green” supplier – a selling point to European customers who demand environmental standards. For investors: potentially higher revenue per tonne, better negotiating power and a scalable business model beyond just raw material sales.
See: https://firstphosphate.com/first-phosphate-provides-full-corporate-update
✔ Agreement with Port Saguenay to build a plant and ship directly to Europe
The company has entered into an option/land agreement with the Port of Saguenay, with exclusive rights to locate a production facility (phosphoric acid plant) on the Port site and use direct ship/rail access. Direct access to sea routes + short logistics routes to Europe is a strong economic argument: lower transportation costs, faster delivery times and greater predictability for sea freight. For investors, this means that the infrastructure is planned, the supply chain is short and scalable – ideal when serving long-term European customers.
See: https://firstphosphate.com/first-phosphate-port-saguenay-agreement
✔ No impact from US tariffs as European customers are supplied
First Phosphate explicitly targets European customers and logistical connections to Europe via Saguenay. The business model reduces dependence on the US market and thus the risk of US customs and trade barriers squeezing margins. For investors: an internationally diversified customer set (especially Europe) can reduce political/trade policy risks and create predictability for sales prices – particularly relevant in times of protectionist measures in individual markets. (Note: tariffs and trade rules can change; direct protection against specific tariff risks only arises through contractual and geographical diversification of customers).
Conclusion
FIRST PHOSPHATE (CSE: PHOS / OTCQX: FRSPF) is building a vertically integrated supply chain from raw material extraction to battery chemistry in North America with compelling economics and a strategically valuable position in the evolving LFP market. The company is one of the most exciting commodity and battery stocks with the potential to help shape decarbonization and security of supply.
The company combines several advantages: government and local support, concrete infrastructure options at the strategically located Port Saguenay, clarified market access through an MOU/offtake pipeline with an established European company and a concept for vertical integration with clean technology. Taken together, this reduces construction, market and logistics risks – and creates the conditions for higher margins than with pure raw material suppliers. For an investor looking to invest in a near-term scaling player in the global phosphate/phosphoric acid market, these appear to be strong arguments.
Why now?
First Phosphate combines resource security, political support, contractually secured sales markets and strategic infrastructure. This reduces project and marketing risks – and creates the basis for accelerated growth.
What exactly does First Phosphate do?
1. Bégin-Lamarche project (Quebec)
- Open pit mining project with planned production of 900,000 tons of phosphate concentrate (40% P₂O₅) and 380,000 tons of magnetite concentrate (92% Fe₂O₃) per year over 23 years
- Economically attractive: after-tax NPV: USD 1.59 billion, IRR: 33%, amortization: approx. 2.9 years
- Access to road, electricity, port (Saguenay), low environmental impact due to igneous phosphate and use of dry-stack tailings; cooperation with the Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation planned
The map above shows the location of Bégin-Lamarche in relation to the port of Saguenay, the NATO airbase, the Hébertville train station and the First Saguenay iron phosphate precursor processing plant. All within a 70 km driving distance radious from the eventual mine site.
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Phosphate apatite (planned production of 900,000 tons per year)
- Up to 400,000 tons will be shipped to Europe via the port of Saguenay (offtake agreement already signed)
- Approx. 500,000 tons will be processed in the future processing plant of First Phosphate.
- This plant is to be built in the port of Saguenay in the already planned industrial zone.
- This plant will open up countless possibilities for the company.
- The company could easily collaborate with battery giants and produce iron and lithium LFP batteries directly at the plant.
Magnetite (planned annual production of 380,000 tons)
- This magnetite is transported by rail to the US partners to produce iron powder.
2. Downstream integration (First Saguenay)
- Processing on site: Processing into battery raw materials at a planned plant in Saguenay – right on the doorstep of the US automotive industry.
- Technology partnership with a European partner enables production of high-quality phosphoric acid and gypsum; planned efficiency: 190,000 tons of phosphoric acid per year
3. Strategic partnerships & financing
- Off-take agreements with creditworthy partners to secure future production sales
- Between June 2022 and July 2025, a total of around CAD 28.5 million was raised through eight private placements; most recent tranches in July 2025
Geopolitical context
- China is considering export restrictions for LFP-related technologies – strengthens the need for local production in North America First Phosphate is strategically well positioned for this market.
The phosphate mine in Québec (Bégin-Lamarche project)
- Own phosphate mine project in Québec (Bégin-Lamarche project) with an expected life of 23 years and impressive economic data:
- Net present value after tax (NPV): USD 1.59 billion (8% discounted)
- Internal rate of return (IRR) after tax: 33%
- Planned annual production: 900,000 tons of phosphate concentrate
- The project would generate an after-tax cash flow of CAD 700 million in years 1 to 3, resulting in a payback period of 2.9 years from the start of production.
The goal is to establish North America’s first fully integrated supply chain for LFP battery intermediates independent of China.
The first resource estimate for Bégin-Lamarche
The aim was to produce an initial resource estimate for Bégin-Lamarche in the course of 2024, which was published at the end of September this year. The MRE, with an effective date of September 9, 2024, was conducted by M. Antoine Yassa, P.Geo. of P&E Mining Consultants Inc.
The resource is based on 120 drill holes with a total length of 29,762 meters. The database contained a total of 7,968 assay results for P2O5, Fe2O3 and TiO2. The most important features were:
One resource in the inferred category, within the planned mining pit: 214 million tons at 6.01% P2O5 (phosphate)
One resource in the indicated category, within the planned mining pit: 41.5 million tons at 6.49% P2O5
The phosphate deposit consists of three contiguous mineralized zones within the deposit, separated only by faults within the deposit, and extends over a length of 2,500m. The Mountain Zone is a single phosphate-bearing mass up to 200 meters in diameter and 250 meters in length.
Drilling in the Mountain Zone intersected massive apatite veins (phosphate-bearing mineral) up to 2 meters thick.
The Northern Zone consists of two phosphate layers ranging from 100m to 200m thick and 600m long.
The Southern Zone contains four phosphate layers, one of which is up to 200 meters thick and extends over 1,700 meters.
Low environmental risk
This is pure phosphate for batteries: Not a “waste product” from the fertilizer industry. PHOS will extract >90% pure phosphate directly for cathode production – a rare, high quality raw material.
Extensive metallurgical testing has been conducted at SGS in Quebec City. The test work has shown that the process recoveries of phosphate and magnetite are quite high and relatively consistent. Recent testing has focused on circuit stability and maximizing concentrate recovery. Potential issues with conventional phosphate operations based on sedimentary phosphate deposits for fertilizer are not relevant as the Bégin-Lamarche mineral resource is based on a clean igneous deposit.
In addition, the low sulphur content indicates that the overburden material does not pose an environmental risk in terms of acid generation or metal leaching. Finally, the dry dumps and tailings are designed to be decommissioned and there are no concerns regarding acid drainage or metal leaching. The separation process for the phosphate is, in fact, full solvantless which greatly lessens environmental impacts.
The entire production chain, including partners, is excellently illustrated in the following diagram. From the mining of the raw material to the finished battery, First Phosphate has been able to develop and prove out the entire process from igneous anorthosite rock all the way to finished LFP battery cell made from fully North American critical minerals.
Why take a look now:
- ✔ Market positioning with rarity value:
First Phosphate is one of the few listed companies in the world with a clear focus on battery-grade phosphate for LFP battery outside China – a strategic advantage at a time of growing geopolitical tensions. - ✔ Booming LFP market:
According to BloombergNEF, the market share of LFP cells could rise to over 40% by 2030. Tesla already uses them in half of its new vehicles – and the trend is rising. Update to the statistic that LFP is over 66% of battery output. Please see our deck - ✔ Capitalized and ready to grow:
Over CAD 28.5 million in equity raised in the last two years. The most recent placement in July 2025 was with a strategic investor – a strong signal. - ✔ Sustainability meets funding:
ESG-compliant, environmentally friendly extraction through igneous rock, collaboration with the local First Nation – and in a country that actively promotes strategic raw materials. - ✔ Entry at an early level:
With a comparatively low market capitalization, the share is still clearly in the small-cap range – the potential upside in the event of project progress, partnerships or offtake agreements is correspondingly high. Trades at 2.5% of the PEA value and with definitive offtakes in place. - ✔ Geopolitical advantage: Europe and North America want to become independent of Chinese LFP supply chains. First Phosphate addresses precisely this strategic gap.
Risks not ignored – but calculable
Of course, there are also risks: The project is still in the development phase, permits and infrastructure measures need to be implemented. But this is precisely where the investor opportunity lies: the story has not yet reached the mainstream. And this is precisely where the opportunity lies. Have an early look at First Phosphate before the others do!
Rapid growth in demand for LFP batteries
According to market research companies, the global market for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries is worth USD 16.93 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach around USD 72.76 billion by 2034, which corresponds to a CAGR of 15.70% between 2024 and 2034.
Source: https://www.precedenceresearch.com/lithium-iron-phosphate-battery-market
“What are LFP batteries? What is the difference between the classic battery and the LFP technology?”
Here are the most important facts and differences about LFP batteries (lithium iron phosphate) and their role compared to classic lithium-ion batteries (e.g. NMC/NCA):
What are LFP batteries?
LFP stands for lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO₄). It is a special lithium-ion battery technology in which the cathode material iron phosphate is used instead of nickel, cobalt or manganese.
Difference: LFP vs. classic lithium-ion batteries (NMC/NCA)
| Characteristic | LFP (lithium iron phosphate) | NMC/NCA (classic Li-ion batteries) |
|---|---|---|
| Cathode material | Iron phosphate (FePO₄) | Nickel, manganese, cobalt (NMC) / nickel, cobalt, aluminum (NCA) |
| Energy density | Lower (90 – 160 Wh/kg) | Higher (150 – 250+ Wh/kg) |
| Cycle life | Very high (2000 – 5000 cycles) | Lower (1000 – 2000 cycles) |
| Safety | Very safe, lower risk of fire | Higher risk of fire/overheating |
| Cost | Cheaper, no expensive metals | More expensive (nickel, cobalt are expensive and often geopolitically sensitive) |
| Charging behavior | Stable, but slower | Faster charging possible |
| Operating temperature | Robust in heat, worse in cold | More sensitive at high temperatures |
| Areas of application | Mass market e-cars, buses, storage facilities | Premium e-cars, airplanes, long-range devices |
Is there even a market for this?
Yes – and it is growing rapidly. LFP is on the rise worldwide, especially in China, but increasingly also in Europe and North America.
The dominance in the EV sector is clear LFP batteries are already present in more than 70% of the Chinese e-car market today (source: CATL) and are rapidly gaining market share in Europe/North America (Tesla, Ford, VW are increasingly relying on LFP).
✔ Main applications:
- Power grid stabilization (grid balancing) / AI data centers
- Stationary energy storage:
- For solar/wind power systems, emergency power supply
- Robotics, factory automisation, drones and other military devices
- Buses, forklift trucks, two-wheelers, ships
- Electric cars in the mass market:
- Tesla Model 3/Model Y Standard Range (LFP cells from CATL)
- BYD (completely switched to LFP)
- Ford, Volkswagen and other OEMs are following suit
Market Development
- In general, LFP batteries already account for more than two-thirds of the total global battery market.
- Tesla will use LFP in around 50% of all new vehicles by 2025.
- CATL, BYD, LG Energy, Ford, Volkswagen and Stellantis are investing heavily in LFP technology and local production.
- First Phosphate and other mining companies are targeting the expected LFP boom in North America and Europe to benefit from supply chain shifts away from China.
Conclusion
- LFP batteries are not a competitor to lithium-ion technology – they are a lithium-ion technology with a different focus.
- They are safer, cheaper, more durable, but with slightly less range.
- They are ideal for mass-market e-mobility and stationary energy storage.
- The market is growing – especially in North America, independent raw material sources such as First Phosphate are needed.
Conclusion: First Phosphate is more than just a raw material play
This company combines raw material security, political eligibility, technological relevance and ESG compatibility in a growth market. Investors who back First Phosphate early are not just involved in a mining company – they are getting access to a critical part of the battery future in North America.
First Phosphate (CSE: PHOS / OTCQX: FRSPF) is no ordinary mining company. It is a visionary pioneer of the North American battery revolution who has proven out that an LFP battery industry based on North American critical minerals is possible. With its focus on high-purity, battery-grade phosphate, its integrated approach to cathode material and its strategic projects in mining-friendly Quebec, it is addressing one of the fastest-growing needs of the next decade.
For investors, this means
✔ Exposure to the high-growth LFP battery market.
✔ Opportunity for a “pure play” champion in an emerging supply chain.
✔ Early entry ahead of potentially further significant milestones ✔ Geopolitical hedging against Asian dominance.
First Phosphate is more than just a commodity investment – it is a bet on the electrification of our world and the West’s independence in battery technology. Anyone who believes in the future of energy storage, AI data centers, robotics, e-mobility and green energy should have PHOS on their radar.
Further information on the company can be found on the website: https://firstphosphate.com/
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Sources:
- https://www.irw-press.com/de/news/unternehmen/isin/CA33611D1033.html
- https://firstphosphate.com/FirstPhosphateDeck_english.pdf
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