Forum Energy Metals Corp. is an enterprise focused on identifying, acquiring, exploring, and advancing natural resource properties across Canada and the United States. The company seeks deposits of crucial energy metals, including uranium, copper, cobalt, palladium, nickel, platinum, and gold. Within Saskatchewan, the company fully owns several significant projects: the Fir Island uranium project (20,463 hectares), the Janice Lake copper-silver project (39,943 hectares), the Love Lake nickel-copper-palladium-platinum project (32,135 hectares), the Grease River project (10,528 hectares), the Wollaston project (11,067 hectares), the Highlands project, the Glennie project, the Highrock uranium project, the Still Nickel project, and the Maurice Point uranium project (6,295 hectares). Furthermore, Forum Energy Metals maintains various minority stakes in other Saskatchewan properties, holding a 65% share in the Costigan uranium project, 75% in the Clearwater uranium project, 40% in the Henday uranium project, and a 39.43% interest in the NW Athabasca property. Beyond Canada, the company's portfolio includes 100% ownership of the Quartz Gulch property in Idaho, encompassing 127 claims over 10.65 square kilometers. It also holds complete ownership of the Nunavut Uranium project in Nunavut Territory, located northeast of the Thelon Basin, which consists of 40 claims spanning 97,433 hectares. Established in 1987 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company rebranded from Forum Uranium Corp. to Forum Energy Metals Corp. in February 2018.