Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. · CSE:FAT
Foremost Clean Energy — Investor Presentation (2026)
36 slides from Foremost Clean Energy's investor presentation, 2026
Slide 1: Investing in a Sustainable Clean Energy Future with Optioned Uranium Properties
Investing in a Sustainable Clean Energy Future with 10 Optioned Uranium Properties From Our Strategic Partner Denison Mines CORPORATE PRESENTATION NASDAQ: FMST Spring 2026 CSE: FAT
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements This presentation (the “Presentation”) has been prepared by Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. (“Foremost” or the “Company”) solely for the purpose of providing introductory information in respect of Foremost and its business. The contents are not to be reproduced or distributed t
Slide 3: Forward Looking Statements
Forward Looking Statements Although any such forward-looking statements are based upon what management believes to be reasonable assumptions, the Company cannot guarantee that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statements. Current conditions, economic and otherwise, render
Slide 4: Who Are We?
Who Are We? Foremost Clean Energy is a rapidly growing North American uranium and lithium exploration company dedicated to advancing the clean energy economy. Our projects consist of 10 prospective uranium properties strategically located within the world-renowned Athabasca Basin, totaling over 330,
Slide 5: Corporate Overview
Corporate Overview Corporate Overview ▪ Extensive Uranium Asset Portfolio: Highly attractive diversified uranium exploration portfolio with a total of 10 properties spanning over 330,000 acres on 45 claims, with years of completed historic exploration and inherited data ▪ Proven Mining Jurisdiction
Slide 6: Uranium Macro Environment
Uranium Macro Environment Projected Uranium Production vs Demand Uranium Spot Price 5-Year Chart (2) — Cumulative Gap of > 1.11-1.03 B lbs. (Base-High Case)1 Forecast for uranium to significantly exceed Uranium prices hit a near two year high in January, 2026 of primary production which could lead t
Slide 7: Uranium Industry Drivers
Uranium Industry Drivers Big Tech’s Growing Demand for Power is Trump’s Executive Orders Reshaping Global Energy Markets ▪ On May 23, 2025, Trump laid out executive orders declaring nuclear energy a national-security priority fast-tracking of reactors and included orders to quadruple U.S. capacity t
Slide 8: Foremost and Denison
Foremost and Denison Where Vision Meets Value Advantageous Position Significant Endorsement Access A highly sough-out position provided by Denison is projected to have first ISR A groundbreaking collaboration with a mine producing by 2028. Foremost can Denison to advance underdeveloped significant a
Slide 9: Denison Mines Overview
Denison Mines Overview Advanced Athabasca Basin Uranium Developer With Unique Asset Mix 1.9M lbs U3O8 in +Balance Sheet 95% Interest in Permitting & Community ~CAD$718M in cash, uranium & the Wheeler River Project Engagement uranium investments Final Federal regulatory physical uranium holdings -Con
Slide 10: Value Creation
Value Creation Systematic Steps to Increasing Shareholder Value Subheading $9M 2026 Exploration Budget To be deployed across a highly prospective project portfolio with strong historical exploration and clearly defined, high- priority, drill-ready targets Extensive Historic Exploration Includes dril
Slide 11: Athabasca Basin
Athabasca Basin Did You Know Athabasca Basin’s uranium deposits are The Basin Produces ~15% of worlds known to be of the highest grades in the world, with average grades ranging 10X to 100X higher than the global average? (2) Primary Uranium Supply And contains some of the world's richest uranium de
Slide 12: Uranium Portfolio
Uranium Portfolio Where Opportunities Meet Mineralization Highly Attractive Uranium Portfolio Large exploration portfolio in the Athabasca Basin; 45 claims within 10 projects, spanning 332,378 acres / ranium Deposit 134,509 hectares within known uranium mineralization Current and Past Producing ines
Slide 13: Eastern Athabasca Region
Eastern Athabasca Key Features Region Eastern Athabasca Properties encompasses a diversified portfolio at different stages of exploration, with both early staged exploration projects through drill permitted – drill ready assets Some exploration features of Basin Uranium deposits include: ▪ Structure
Slide 14: Hatchet Lake Key Features
Hatchet Lake Key Features Property History Consists of two non-contiguous claim blocks: the Richardson grid, which consists of four claims; and the Hatchet South claim block or (Tuning Fork) which consists of five claims Emerging high-grade unconformity uranium discovery at Tuning Fork • Emerging hi
Slide 15: Hatchet Lake Program Highlights
Hatchet Lake Program Highlights Current On-Going 5,000m Drill Program in Progress Tuning Fork Uranium Zone >150m Strike with High-Grade Intercepts 2026 Results •0.34% eU₃O₈ over 4.6m (incl. 1.0% over 1.4m) •Mineralization across 3 drill fences •Zone expanded to >150m strike •Alteration + radioactivi
Slide 16: Murphy Lake South Key Highlights
Murphy Lake South Key Highlights 2025 7-hole, 2,695 metre Drill Program Successfully Completed ▪ Strong hydrothermal alteration intersected at and below the unconformity (hematite, clay, bleaching) ▪ Elevated radioactivity (2–3× background) recorded in MP25-003, MP25-006, and MP25-007 ▪ Reactivated
Slide 17: Blue Sky Region Key Features
Blue Sky Region Key Features The Blue-Sky projects were staked in October 2023 to cover regional structures / structural corridor(s) ▪ Virtually unexplored portion of the Athabasca Basin ▪ ~251,000 acres / ~102,000 hectares ▪ Historic CLK drilling with over 8,500 ppm U in hole CLG-D1, hosted in pitc
Slide 18: CLK
CLK Mineralized Trend Adjacent to Snowbird Key Features Tectonic Zone ▪ Staked in November 2023 ▪ 25,753 acres / 10,422 ha in two claims ▪ Project overlaps the NE edge of the Snowbird Tectonic Zone ▪ Only two holes drilled to date, both intersected CLG-D1 anomalous uranium mineralization Up to 8,600
Slide 19: Lithium Lane Portfolio
Lithium Lane Domestic Critical Portfolio Mineral Push On October 12, 2025, US Department of Defense announced plans to purchase $1 billion in critical minerals to secure supply for defense and energy systems prioritizes “allied sourcing”. ▪ Move reflects rising concern over US reliance on foreign re
Slide 20: Lithium Lane Projects
Lithium Lane Projects Zoro, Jean Lake, Peg North and Grass River Key Features Properties Foremost’s four core “Lithium Lane” projects span 43,276 acre / 17,513 hectares in the mine friendly district of Snow Lake, Manitoba. Key critical mineral highlights: ▪ Significant Exploration Upside: 9 total dr
Slide 21: Lithium Lane Projects: De-Risking Milestones
Lithium Lane Projects De-Risking Milestones for the North American Critical Minerals Market Attractive Land Portfolio Zoro Lithium Project Jean Lake Gold/Lithium ▪ A district-scale land package with ▪ Inferred resource estimate from a ▪ Completed successful 2025 winter over 43,000 acres across multi
Slide 22: Jean Lake Project Key Highlights
Jean Lake Project Key Highlights Successfully Completed 2025 Drill Program and Historic Core Sampling Program ▪ Completed 15 diamond drill holes totaling 2,266 metres along the Valkyrie Gold Trend confirming gold mineralization over ~600 metres of strike length along this structural corridor. ▪ Broa
Slide 23: Jean Lake Project Key Highlights
Jean Lake Project Key Highlights Targeted Resampling of Previously Unassayed 2023 Drill Core Intervals Completed. Historic core resampling expands gold distribution targeting resampling of previously unassayed intervals from 2023 drill core improve the representation of gold distribution along the V
Slide 24: Project Timelines
Project Timelines A Robust $9.0 Million Exploration Program on Multiple Properties on Discovery-Ready Targets Q1 2026 Q2 2026 Q3 2026 Q4 2026 Q1 2027 • Jean Lake assay results • Hatchet Lake ~5,000m • GR and Blackwing from 2025 program drill program expected to • Turkey Lake drill ground based • Hat
Slide 25: Corporate and Financial View
Corporate and Financial View Share Structure 1 NASDAQ:FMST FINANCIAL OVERVIEW CSE:FAT Share Price C$2.60(1) 52-Week Trading Range C$ .87– C$7.75 Basic Shares Outstanding 16.28M Options 0.164M RSUs 0.52M Warrants 4.04M FD Shares Outstanding 21.0M ~75.38% Retail & Other Market Capitalization (Basic) C
Slide 26: Management, Board & Advisors
Management, Board & Advisors Management Jason Barnard President, CEO & Dong Shim CPA, CA Cameron MacKay Christina Barnard Non -Independent Chief Financial Officer VP Of Exploration Chief Operating Officer Director Board of Directors Douglas David Cates Peter Espig Amanda Willet Andrew Lyons Mason In
Slide 27: Transaction Summary
Transaction Summary Cash Consideration Exploration Interest Phases (C$) Shares Issued Expenditures (C$) Miscellaneous Items Earned (%) 1 ➢ Appointing one director nominated by Denison to Foremost’s Board of Directors immediately on the Effective Date; ➢ Appointing a echnica Advisor at Denison’s e ec
Slide 28: Investment Highlights
Investment Highlights. Extensive Portfolio Athabasca Basin 10 DISTINCT URANIUM PROPERTIES PROVEN MINING JURISDICTION Each with mineralization and identified A known prolific uranium location targets spanning over 330,000 acres producing ~15% of world’s primary prospective area surrounded by high- ur
Slide 29: Pioneering a Clean Energy Future
www.foremostcleanenergy.com Pioneering a Clean Energy Future Company Contact Jason Barnard President & CEO Jason.barnard@foremostcleanenergy.com +1 (604) 330-8067 NASDAQ: FMST | CSE: FAT 29
Slide 30: Appendix: Project Overview
APPENDIX Project Overview: Ten Distinct Properties Spanning 330,000+ Acres in the Athabasca Basin Hatchet Lake Wolverine Murphy Lake South Epp Lake Turkey Lake Blackwing Torwalt Lake CLK Marten GR NASDAQ: FMST | CSE: FAT 30
Slide 31: Turkey Lake
Turkey Lake Current Ground-Based Survey Underway with a 2026 Drill Projected Program to Follow Key Features One claim totaling 9,363 acres / 3,789 ha ▪ Close to infrastructure ▪ Shallow depth to unconformity (<50 m) ▪ Property straddles eastern edge of Athabasca Basin ▪ Multiple holes have anomalous
Slide 32: Torwalt Lake
Torwalt Lake Surrounded by Uranium Operations Key Features One claim totaling 2,007 acres / 812 ha ▪ Well-situated within the infrastructure-rich eastern Athabasca Basin ▪ Shallow depth to unconformity (<200 m) ▪ Borders McClean Lake Operation ▪ Graphitic metasediment overlying granitic dome ▪ Under
Slide 33: Wolverine
Wolverine High-Priority Drill-Ready Targets Defined by Radon Survey Completed in August 2025 Key Features Three claims totaling 12,444 acres / 5,036 ha New Radon Survey (893 data points): ▪ Identified two significant, open-ended anomalies: > >1 km-long NNE-trending anomaly strongly correlated with i
Slide 34: Epp Lake
Epp Lake Key Features Two claims totaling 2,138 acres / 865 ha ▪ Depth to unconformity is about 800 m extension of C1 conductor trend, which is host to multiple uranium showings east of Epp Lake › Elevated uranium enrichment above unconformity (5.4ppm) Historic drill testing confirmed graphitic meta
Slide 35: Marten
Marten Uranium Mineralization Associated with ~100m Unconformity Offset Key Features Two claims totaling 12,375 acres / 5,008 hectares in good standing until 2030 ▪ Anomalous, low-grade mineralization in historical drilling (0.07% U₃O₈ / 0.9 m in DDH 4682-2-79) ▪ Drilling by Denison identified up to
Slide 36: Blackwing & GR
Blackwing & GR Large-Scale Blue-Sky Potential in a Virgin Key Features Territory GR – 194,187 acres / 78,585 ha in 16 claims Blackwing – 31,203 acres / 12,627 ha in 3 claims ▪ Staked in October 2023 ▪ Both projects situated atop regional structures, Black Bay Fault and Grease River Shear ▪ Black Bay