$PHOS hit Nasdaq this week and the phosphate/LFP angle is the interesting bit

Bégin Lamarche in Quebec is sitting at roughly 6.2mt measured, 198.5mt indicated and 89.5mt inferred

the bit that stands out is the deposit itself. its igneous phosphate and the test work points to high-purity concentrate with very low impurity levels

phosphate is obviously a huge part of LFP but gets nowhere near the attention lithium does lol

Canada has now announced roughly C$21.5m in non-repayable support across the project, including the recent C$4.84m for road and power infrastructure on top of the earlier C$16.7m

Quebec has also given Bégin Lamarche Filon fast track support

so theres a bit more to look at here than just the Nasdaq ticker

anyone following PHOS or the phosphate side of LFP?