Expansion Of Titan Property And Commencement Of CSAMT Survey On Three Targets

VANCOUVER – Fairchild Gold Corp. has completed an increase in the size of its Nevada Titan property in southwestern Nevada. The expanded land position strengthens Fairchild’s control over prospective ground and supports the Company’s ongoing efforts to systematically advance priority exploration targets.
Fairchild has completed an expansion of the Nevada Titan Property through claim staking, increasing the property footprint to approximately 25.3 sq. km/6251.7 sq. acres. The newly added ground is contiguous to the Fairchild’s existing land position and was selected to provide improved coverage over interpreted geological and geophysical features considered relevant to the Company’s target concepts.
The CSAMT survey will focus on verifying three high-priority magnetic targets previously identified through geology and drone magnetic surveys on the Property. The Nevada Titan project has an important potential for porphyry copper-gold systems, but also for local high-grade vein-type copper-gold-silver-cobalt-antimony vein systems. The Company expects CSAMT resistivity imaging to assist in refining target geometries, depth extensions, mineral potential, and in improving the prioritization of areas for planned IP (induced polarization) surveys.
Upon completion, the Company intends to integrate CSAMT results with existing datasets, including prior magnetic and IP interpretations and ongoing geological compilation, to refine target models and support planning for subsequent exploration activities.