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January 19, 2026
Tuesday's Radar | (FMST) On Watch as AI Data Center Energy Demand Heats Up Dear Reader, AI Has A Power Problem. Energy, not computing power, is now the primary constraint on growth. Hyperscalers like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta collectively poured an estimated $320B into AI infrastructure in 2025 alone. 
Because wind and solar output varies, they cannot independently provide the reliable, 24/7 "baseload" electricity required to run and train massive AI systems. Analysts now suggest that the next phase of the AI boom will see nuclear energy take center stage as the overlooked but critical resource for data centers. While data centers already consume roughly 1.5% of total global electricity, that consumption is projected to accelerate at a rate of 30% per year. This has forced a historic shift as Silicon Valley aggressively backs nuclear reactors to fuel power-hungry infrastructure: - Meta recently secured agreements for 6.6 GW of nuclear power—enough to support approximately 5M homes by 2035—through partnerships with Vistra, TerraPower, and Oklo.
- Microsoft signed a $3B deal to purchase 100% of the electricity from a restarted reactor at Three Mile Island to provide firm, clean power for its data centers.
- Google signed the world's first corporate agreement to purchase nuclear energy from multiple Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) developed by Kairos Power.
- Amazon is exploring SMRs as future energy solutions to meet its 2040 net-zero goals while managing surged electricity demand.
U.S. Energy Independence and the Uranium Supply Gap
The intersection of the AI boom and national security is completely reshaping the market. In 2024, the EIA confirmed the U.S. purchased over 50M lbs of uranium while producing just 677 K lbs domestically—meaning the U.S. produces just over 1% of its own uranium needs.
This vulnerability is exposed as U.S. nuclear plants currently import over 95% of their uranium from foreign sources, including Russia and Kazakhstan. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has stated that the U.S. must expand domestic capacity immediately to end reliance on foreign enriched uranium. This geopolitical shift has led commodity giants like Mercuria to build physical uranium desks, with Citi and Natixis following suit. As the world's largest energy traders move ahead of shortages, Foremost Clean Energy (NASDAQ: FMST) is positioned within the Athabasca Basin—a region that produces ~15% of the world's primary uranium supply. Uranium futures rose past $85 per pound in January 2026, the highest in 17 months, as signs of stronger long-term demand spurred fresh buying from physical funds. Consider Starting Your Own Research On (FMST) Before Tomorrow Morning …
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Company Overview: A Strategic Clean Energy Leader
Foremost Clean Energy (NASDAQ: FMST) is a rapidly expanding North American clean energy company focused on high-grade uranium and lithium discovery. The company's extensive uranium asset portfolio includes 10 properties on 45 claims, spanning over 332,000 acres in the world-renowned Athabasca Basin. This region is historically known to host some of the world's richest uranium deposits, with average grades ranging 10X to 100X higher than the global average while producing approximately 15% of the world's primary uranium supply. 
How Foremost's Uranium Portfolio Is Organized
Eastern Athabasca Cluster: This is Foremost's "close-to-the-action" area — projects in a part of Saskatchewan where uranium discoveries have been made before and where access is relatively straightforward. The main focus is Hatchet Lake, which includes Richardson and Tuning Fork. Richardson sits along a broader corridor that has drawn serious attention in the region. And at Tuning Fork, early drilling has already delivered an encouraging uranium hit — a sign the ground can produce meaningful results. Foremost also controls additional nearby projects that add depth, including Murphy Lake South and Turkey Lake, which offer more targets to test. Blue-Sky Properties: These are the "wide-open" projects — larger areas that haven't been heavily explored with modern methods. The upside here is simple: when ground is still lightly tested, one strong discovery can change the story quickly. One example is CLK, located near a major regional fault line. 
Historic work reported unusually strong uranium readings — the kind of early signal that can justify a closer look. Manitoba Lithium + Gold Portfolio: Beyond uranium, (FMST) also controls a large land position in Manitoba's Snow Lake district — an established mining region with solid access to roads and power. The company refers to this area as "Lithium Lane."
Key projects include: - Zoro: A lithium project with an established mineral estimate and prior testing that suggests it can produce a high-quality concentrate.
- Jean Lake: A project with both lithium and gold potential, where 2025 drilling produced a standout gold interval.
- Grass River: A lithium-focused area where past drilling confirmed multiple zones containing spodumene, a common lithium-bearing mineral.
Why the Setup Is Different
(FMST) also benefits from deep historical drilling and geophysical datasets tied to its strategic partnership, helping the team prioritize targets and plan follow-up work more efficiently.
Market Potential and Competitive Positioning
As demand for carbon-free power continues to build, North American sources of uranium and lithium are drawing increased attention. Foremost Clean Energy's partnership with Denison Mines strengthens its positioning by pairing early-stage discovery work with an experienced operator that is advancing plans to begin construction on Canada's first In-Situ Recovery (ISR) uranium mine, currently projected for 2028. Tight Float and Aligned Incentives
(FMST)'s ownership base is significantly aligned. Management and directors hold 4.65% of shares outstanding, and Denison Mines holds 17.06%—for a combined 21.71% stake—linking leadership and its strategic partner to the same long-term outcome. (FMST) has less than 9M shares listed as available to the public. When companies have small floats like this, the potential exists for big moves if demand begins to shift. In fact, last year, (FMST) made an over 900% move (approx.) in under 5 months, from $.55 on March 11, 2025 to $5.74 on June 5, 2025. The Denison Multiplier and the High-Grade "Halo Effect"
A potentially massive technical and sentiment driver for Foremost Clean Energy (NASDAQ: FMST) is its strategic partnership with Denison Mines Corp. (DNN), its largest shareholder with a 17.06% stake. Far more than just a passive backer, Denison functions as a "strategic anchor," lending its deep technical bench strength and a proven track record of discovery—including the world-class Wheeler River project—to the Foremost team. This collaboration provides (FMST) with a "validated roadmap" by integrating decades of Denison's historic drilling and geophysical data to target high-potential mineralized trends with precision. Denison further strengthens this bond with direct guidance and oversight, holding two seats on the (FMST) board, including one held by Denison's President and CEO, David Cates. This relationship creates a unique strategic advantage: if (FMST) establishes a deposit, it can potentially leverage Denison's technical expertise and future milling infrastructure to bypass traditional delays. This "fast-track" potential is particularly relevant as Denison is currently construction-ready for its flagship Phoenix project—Canada's first In-Situ Recovery (ISR) uranium mine—which remains on track for first production by mid-2028. Finally, a potential "halo effect" could build around (FMST), as Denison has recently pushed up toward a new 52-week high—tapping $3.80 intraday on Friday, January 16th, 2026. This upward momentum follows a string of high-grade uranium discoveries in the Athabasca Basin, a premier global jurisdiction where success by a major player like Denison could generate excitement and perceived value across its joint-venture partners. (FMST) could benefit from some of that spillover sentiment, especially given its close alignment with Denison's platform and the way upcoming 2026 milestones may help sharpen and prioritize its own exploration path. Operational Milestones and Growth Drivers
(FMST) kicked off 2026 with fresh momentum. On January 14, 2026, the company reported encouraging lithium results from its Jean Lake program, including a headline interval of 1.6% Li₂O over 5.0 m. Next, the company is stepping on the gas. (FMST) has outlined a $9.0M exploration plan for 2026 built around one goal: new discoveries. The program calls for roughly 11,500 m of drilling across its highest-priority targets in both the Athabasca Basin and Manitoba, setting up a steady flow of updates as results come in. Financial Position and Management
As of September 2025, the company held approximately C$6.56M in cash and C$8.98M in total cash and liquid assets. In late 2025, it further strengthened its balance sheet by raising $5.65M via warrant and option exercises while reducing debt by roughly 40%. Led by CEO Jason Barnard, the company recently appointed Peter Espig, a former Goldman Sachs Vice-President, to its Board of Directors to guide resource development. 7 Reasons Why (FMST) Will Be Topping Our Watchlist Tomorrow Morning—Tuesday, January 20th, 2026
1. Small Float: With under 9M shares listed as available to the public and ~21.71% held by management/directors plus Denison, (FMST)'s small float could have the potential for big moves if demand begins to shift. 2. Momentum On Chart: A prior move from $0.55 (Mar 11, 2025) to $5.74 (Jun 5, 2025)—over 900% (approx.) in under five months—shows how quickly (FMST) has moved in the past. 3. AI Power Wall: Energy constraints tied to round-the-clock data center demand are pushing nuclear back into focus, and (FMST) is positioned as a uranium and lithium discovery story that fits that theme. 4. Supply Gap: U.S. reactor buyers acquired 50M+ lbs of uranium in 2024 versus just 677K lbs produced domestically, less than 1%, and (FMST) holds a large footprint in the Athabasca Basin where high-grade deposits have historically been found. 5. Basin Footprint: With 10 uranium properties across 45 claims totaling ~332,000 acres, (FMST) offers broad exposure to multiple targets inside a globally recognized uranium district. 6. Dual Portfolio: Beyond uranium, (FMST) also controls 55,000+ acres in Manitoba's Snow Lake district ("Lithium Lane"), including Zoro, Jean Lake, and Grass River. 7. Strategic Backing: Denison Mines is a major holder with board representation, and (FMST) benefits from technical and operational support tied to that partnership. Consider Starting Your Own Research On (FMST) Before Tomorrow Morning …
[Company Website] | [Corporate Presentation] The setup around (FMST) is the kind that can get interesting fast. A small public float (under 9M shares) paired with significant insider ownership (~21.71% held by management/directors plus Denison) can make (FMST) a name to keep on your radar. And it's not theoretical — last year (FMST) went from $0.55 on March 11, 2025 to $5.74 on June 5, 2025, a move of 900%+ (approx.) in under five months. Zooming out, the macro backdrop is getting harder to ignore. AI is turning electricity into the next major bottleneck, and nuclear is moving back toward the center of the discussion as hyperscalers chase reliable, 24/7 baseload power. But one of the most important layers here is the Denison connection.Denison isn't just a name on the cap table — it's (FMST)'s largest shareholder (17.06%). It holds two board seats, including CEO David Cates. And it brings deep technical bench strength plus decades of historic drilling and geophysical data that can help sharpen targeting and accelerate decision-making across (FMST)'s portfolio. We will have all eyes on (FMST) tomorrow morning. Take a look at (FMST) before you call it a night. Also, keep a lookout for my morning update. Have a good night. Sincerely, Gary Silver
Managing Editor,
Market Crux
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