Founded in 1997 under the name Arianne Resources Inc., Arianne Phosphate Inc. (listed TSX-V: DAN and OTC: DRRSF) is a Canadian company dedicated to developing its Lac a Paul mining project, one of the most prolific phosphate projects in the world. Arianne Phosphate will be part of the solution to fulfilling the growing demand for food.
Arianne Phosphate’s mission is to produce high-quality apatite (phosphate) through an environmentally friendly phosphate mine for use in a wide range of applications for the betterment of society. Through renewable hydroelectricity, we strive to diminish our production of greenhouse gases to achieve GHG neutrality. We are moving the project towards development to the betterment of all stakeholders and investors to unlock the significant social and economic benefits to the region.
At Arianne Phosphate, our management team and staff take a sustainable approach, striving for continuous improvement. Our actions and practices are guided by the following values:
Arianne Phosphate Inc., is listed on the TSX-V under the symbol “DAN.” Arianne Phosphate is dedicated to developing its Lac à Paul mining project, one of the largest and most lucrative phosphate projects in the world.
SAGUENAY, QUEBEC – (March 13, 2025) – Arianne Phosphate (the “Company” or “Arianne”) (TSX VENTURE: DAN; OTCQX: DRRSF; FRANKFURT: JE9N), a development-stage phosphate mining company,
Since our inception, we have embraced innovation and growth. Key milestones mark our path, showcasing our commitment to excellence and progress. Each event has shaped our journey, reflecting our evolution and dedication to our mission.
Arianne Phosphate has received the ministerial decree and final approval from the Quebec government for its Lac à Paul project, thus obtaining the necessary permits to begin construction.
Port Saguenay receives a favorable decision for the construction of a maritime terminal on the North Shore of the Saguenay River, which will allow Arianne to ship its phosphate concentrate worldwide.
The company obtains permits for the construction of a 46 km power line and a substation connecting the Lac à Paul project to the Chute-des-Passes dam, thereby ensuring the site's electricity supply.
Arianne announces positive results regarding the use of its phosphate concentrate in advanced battery technologies, particularly lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, thus expanding its opportunities beyond fertilizers.
The governments of Quebec and Canada are adding phosphate to their respective lists of critical minerals, recognizing its strategic importance, particularly for LFP batteries.
The company publishes positive results from its prefeasibility study for a purified phosphoric acid (PPA) production plant in the Saguenay region, aiming for a maximum annual production capacity of 350,000 tons of battery/food grade PPA.
Arianne receives a strategic investment in the form of an unsecured convertible debenture from a major global mining company, aimed at financing the advancement of its phosphoric acid project.
