First Phosphate Corp held its 2026 Annual General Meeting where shareholders unanimously re-elected all board nominees, approved Davidson & Company LLP as auditor, and re-approved the company's equity incentive plan. The meeting also fixed the number of directors at five and adopted an advance notice policy for director nominations. Notably, the company reported an 861% increase in registered shareholders compared to 2025, signaling growing investor interest and confidence. These developments support First Phosphate's ongoing efforts to develop a vertically integrated supply chain for LFP batteries in North America.
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