First Canadian Graphite Inc. Closes Flow-Through Financing
First Canadian Graphetre secures $2m flow-through financing to fund a 20,000m drill program at the lac guéret south project.

First Canadian Graphite Inc. closed a flow-through equity financing on November 4, 2026, raising $2,000,000 CAD. The company issued 3,448,276 flow-through common shares at $0.58 per share.
Gross proceeds are designated for a 20,000-meter diamond drilling program and field stripping at the Lac Guéret South project. Finder's compensation includes $140,000 in cash and 241,379 warrants exercisable at $0.75 for two years. Securities carry a standard four-month-plus-one-day hold period.
This transaction closes the financing announced on October 23, 2026, and follows the receipt of the Phase III exploration permit (ATI) on October 27, 2026.
First Canadian Graphite Inc. (FCI) has secured financing to fund its planned Phase III drilling program at Lac Guéret South, a move that aligns with the company’s stated exploration roadmap. The execution of this previously announced capital raise is viewed as an expected operational step rather than a market-moving surprise.
The capital was raised at an issue price of $0.58, representing a modest premium to the recent trading range and indicating reasonable market acceptance. The issuance introduces dilution of approximately 6.4% to the share count, a level considered standard for exploration-stage financings and already priced into the stock's recent consolidation. This capital infusion extends the company's cash runway, reducing the immediate risk of a distress sale or emergency financing while the drill program is underway.
First Canadian Graphite Inc. (FCI) is an exploration-stage company focused on the Lac Guéret South graphite project in Quebec's Manicouagan region. The project sits on a 236.6 km² land package, bordering Nouveau Monde Graphite's Uatnan project, positioning it within a recognized high-grade graphite district.
The flagship Zone 13 discovery has been traced over a 10+ km strike length with widths exceeding 150 meters. Surface sampling has returned grades up to 43.4% graphitic carbon (Cg), with over 30% of samples exceeding 20% Cg.
The company aims to expand its resource base to 30+ million tonnes by 2027/2028 and advance toward a PEA and feasibility study. The project benefits from Quebec's mining-friendly jurisdiction, renewable hydroelectric power, and proximity to deep-water port access via Baie-Comeau.