Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
9 July 2026joint venture update▲ GoodMajor
Foremost will earn a 51% interest in 10 Athabasca uranium projects under the Denison option, except Hatchet Lake, where it will hold 35.78%. This advances the Denison option from phase 1 (completed October 2024) toward a majority stake; the headline mentions phase 2 of the three-phase agreement, but further terms are not in the text provided.
Foremost reported results of MobileMT and ambient noise tomography geophysical surveys at its CLK uranium property, following up a historic high-grade showing. Detailed findings are not in the text provided; this is survey work, not drilling.
Foremost's 2026 drilling at Hatchet Lake South hit 1.4 m of 1.0% eU3O8 within 4.6 m of 0.34% eU3O8, and three drill fences extended mineralization to over 150 m of strike length from the 2025 discovery hole TF-25-16. These are radioactivity-based (eU3O8) estimates, not chemical assays.
This filing attaches deal paperwork for an offering: an underwriting agreement, a form of subscription agreement and a warrant indenture, with a $3.40 flow-through unit and Canaccord Genuity Corp. as underwriter. It is incorporated into the company's Form F-3 registration statement. It appears to relate to the financing, but the filing text does not state how it links to the C$5.7M placement.
31 Mar 2026capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Foremost closed a bought deal private placement for gross proceeds of C$5.7 million. Per the headline it is for Canadian distribution only; the share price, number of shares and any warrants are not in the text provided. Shareholders may face dilution (inference, as terms not shown).
Foremost reported final results of its 2025 Jean Lake drill program, including high-grade gold intercepts, and said the drilling identified about 600 metres of mineralized strike length along the Valkyrie gold trend. This resolves the pending assays for the remaining holes noted in December.
Foremost announced a 5,000-metre follow-up drill program at Hatchet Lake to follow up the TF-25-16 uranium discovery and test other targets. This builds on the 2025 discovery and the earlier plan for a 3,000 m winter drill, now larger at 5,000 m.
Foremost reported positive lithium drill results at Jean Lake, per the headline. Specific grades are not in the text provided; this adds a lithium result to a property that had mainly been reported for gold.
Foremost announced a $9.0 million exploration program for 2026 with about 11,500 metres of drilling planned. The headline does not say which properties or how it will be funded; this follows the $6.5M Athabasca program announced in March 2025.
Foremost said its 2025 drill program at Jean Lake is complete, with assays still pending for 11 holes, and began re-sampling historic core. This means more Jean Lake results are still to come, following the first two holes reported in November.
Foremost received a 3-year exploration permit for the Turkey Lake uranium project in the Athabasca Basin and announced a ground-based gravity survey launching in December. Turkey Lake is a new name not previously listed in the company's property summary; the survey is an early-stage step with no results yet.
Foremost reported more Jean Lake gold drill results, including 34.2 g/t over 0.8 m within 9.0 g/t over 3.5 m (from the headline). This continues the November 10 report of high-grade gold from the first holes; the filing body itself is only a cover page, so further detail is not in the text provided.
The first two holes of the 2025 Jean Lake drill program returned high-grade gold, including 10.7 g/t Au over 5.6 m and 82 g/t Au over 0.7 m. The company says this confirms and expands the earlier high-grade gold.
Assays for the recent Hatchet Lake discovery showed a significant increase in uranium grade, according to the headline. Specific grades are not in the text provided. Follows the May discovery report.
Foremost announced a 3-year drill permit for the Hatchet uranium project and plans for a 3,000 metre winter drill program, following the 2025 discovery there.
Foremost is running drilling campaigns at Murphy Lake South (uranium) and Jean Lake (gold-lithium) at the same time, per the headline. An update on programs announced earlier in September.
Foremost announced a 2,500 metre drill program at Jean Lake, designed to expand on the previous high-grade gold discovery. Follows the July purchase of 100% of the property.
Foremost exercised its option to acquire 100% of the Jean Lake lithium-gold property, completing an option agreement first entered into in July 2021. The headline describes historic high-grade gold intercepts there. Cost is not in the text provided.
A geochemical radon survey is underway on the Wolverine uranium property to better understand a key geological structure. An early-stage exploration step with no results yet.
Foremost announced a 3-year exploration drill permit for its CLK uranium property. It described a portfolio of 10 exploration properties in the Athabasca Basin, with multiple projects permitted.
Foremost received a 3-year exploration drill permit for the Murphy Lake South uranium property (17,676 acres) and is targeting a summer drill program. The headline notes it is adjacent to the LaRocque Lake conductive corridor.
The company completed its Hatchet exploration drilling and said anomalous radioactivity was detected in 6 of 10 completed holes, with assay results pending. Radioactivity readings are not final assays.
Foremost reported a new discovery of uranium mineralization at Hatchet Lake, with multiple mineralized intervals, from initial results of its first drill program there. Grades are cut off in the text provided. Follows the start of drilling in April.
Drilling began in the 2025 program at Hatchet, which is expected to test for extensions of known uranium mineralization and new targets based on anomalous pathfinder elements and hydrothermal alteration.
Foremost announced plans for an immediate follow-up drill program at the Hatchet uranium project, as flagged after the February assays. No details are in the text provided.