Forum Energy Metals Corp. (FDCFF) Research

Established in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, Forum Energy Metals Corp. (formerly Forum Uranium Corp. until February 2018) is dedicated to the identification, acquisition, exploration, and advancement of natural resource properties across Canada and the United States. The company actively seeks deposits of various energy metals, including copper, cobalt, uranium, palladium, nickel, platinum, and gold. Forum's extensive portfolio in Saskatchewan includes full ownership of several key projects: the Fir Island (20,463 hectares), Highrock, and Maurice Point (6,295 hectares) uranium projects; the Janice Lake copper-silver project (39,943 hectares); and the Love Lake nickel-copper-palladium-platinum project (32,135 hectares). Other wholly-owned Saskatchewan properties comprise Grease River (10,528 hectares), Wollaston (11,067 hectares), Highlands, Glennie, and Still Nickel. Additionally, Forum holds significant minority interests in other Saskatchewan uranium ventures, including 65% of Costigan, 75% of Clearwater, 40% of Henday, and 39.43% of NW Athabasca. Beyond Saskatchewan, the company maintains 100% ownership of the Quartz Gulch property in Idaho, which spans 127 claims across 10.65 square kilometers, and the Nunavut Uranium project in Nunavut Territory, comprising 40 claims over 97,433 hectares located northeast of the Thelon Basin.

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