Vancouver, BC and Las Vegas, NV – September 22, 2025 / IRW-Press / Fairchild Gold Corporation (TSXV: FAIR) (the “Company”) is pleased to report on the progress of ongoing exploration work on its Nevada Titan Project in the historic Goodsprings mining district in Clark County, Nevada. Recent fieldwork has identified numerous high-grade copper assays, including assay results up to 34.0% Cu (sample 350436) with associated molybdenum anomalies. A drone-supported magnetic survey is being conducted by MWH Geophysics and is scheduled to begin on September 30, 2025.
Exploration Target
Figure 1: Targets at Nevada Titan, 2025
Fairchild’s primary exploration target at the Nevada Titan Project is a significant porphyry system with associated skarn mineralization, characterized by potentially high-grade mineralized structural zones. The combination of high copper-molybdenum grades and widespread local copper anomalies in the Wash Zone samples (Figure 2) is consistent with global porphyry-skarn deposit models and underscores the potential scale of the system.
Figure 2: 1.5 Kilometer Trend Line with Sampled Zones
1.5 km long copper corridor
Copper assays demonstrate continued mineralization over a 1.5 km corridor. High-grade ore pockets with grades up to 34.0% Cu are exposed in historical mining areas. Meanwhile, sampling in the Wash Zone yielded anomalous grades of several hundred parts per million (ppm) up to several percent Cu. This distribution shows that copper mineralization extends beyond the areas exposed in the mine and occurs more in the form of ore pockets and lenses than in the form of a continuous zone.
Discovery of a Breccia Pipe – Significance and Porphyry Affinity
Figure 3: Discovery of a new breccia pipe, 2025
Geological mapping as part of the 2025 program has outlined a steeply dipping hydrothermal breccia pipe that is exposed at the surface in the central part of the concession area (Figures 1 and 3). The breccia is matrix-supported with angular carbonate clasts and fine-grained hydrothermal material, consistent with magmatic-hydrothermal breccias described in porphyry-related systems.
Breccia pipes are considered important vertical fluid pathways in porphyry-skarn systems and often mark the connection between intrusive sources at depth and high-grade mineralization near the surface. The presence of garnet-bearing skarn textures in the matrix in conjunction with elevated molybdenum signatures in nearby samples indicates a strong porphyry affinity. Sampling of the breccia pipe has been completed and assay results are pending.
Key Assay Results – Best Copper Results (Site-Specific)
Figure 4: SAMPLING SITES 2024-2025
Copperside area – best Cu samples (all outcrop samples)
| Sample | Cu % | Au (g/t) | Ag (g/t) | Mo (ppm) |
| 350436 | 34,0 | 1,27 | 134,0 | 1.745 |
| 350442 | 26,5 | 0,45 | 2,55 | 853 |
| 350433 | 24,4 | 0,41 | 3,07 | 256 |
| 350426 | 22,9 | 0,28 | 17,45 | 52,3 |
| 903932 | 15,6 | 0,17 | 10,50 | 1.300 |
Azurite area – best Cu samples (all outcrop samples)
| Sample | Cu % | Au (g/t) | Ag (g/t) | Mo (ppm) |
| 350380 | 15,7 | 0,77 | 5,07 | 1.015 |
| 350379 | 10,6 | 0,22 | 9,54 | 2,74 |
| 903926 | 6,27 | 0,29 | 59,80 | 35,9 |
| 350391 | 5,72 | 1,33 | 17,95 | 17,9 |
| 350387 | 4,34 | 1,44 | 42,10 | 11,45 |
Fitzhugh Lee area – best Cu samples (all outcrop samples)
| Sample | Cu % | Au (g/t) | Ag (g/t) | Mo (ppm) |
| 350462 | 22,6 | 0,28 | 77,4 | 164 |
| 903924 | 9,22 | 0,29 | 226,0 | 101 |
| 903949 | 6,58 | 0,61 | 18,3 | 21,9 |
| 350409 | 3,78 | 0,06 | 20,2 | 28,8 |
Other sampling points – best Cu samples (all outcrop samples)
| Sample | Area | Cu % | Au (g/t) | Ag (g/t) | Mo (ppm) |
| 350477 | Wasp Mine | 4,83 | 0,24 | 97,0 | 44,2 |
| 903927 | Smithsonite Area | 2,64 | 0,32 | 154,0 | 12,6 |
| 350371 | Wasp Mine | 1,47 | 0,62 | 4,56 | 1.450 |
Additional High-Grade Gold, Silver, Pb-Zn and Molybdenum Results
– Gold: Samples contained up to 1.44 g/t Au (350387) and 1.33 g/t Au (350391).
– Silver: Assay results included 881 g/t Ag (350452) and 134 g/t Ag (350436).
– Lead-Zinc: Samples had grades up to 41,500 ppm Pb (350454) and 101,000 ppm Zn (350454 and 350452).
Molybdenum: Significant grades were observed, including 1,745 ppm Mo (350436) and (903932) 1,300 ppm Mo. This Mo enrichment strongly suggests a connection to a porphyry, which is consistent with global models where Cu-Mo signatures mark intrusion centers.
Highlights of the Zn-Pb-Ag Carbonate Replacement Deposit (CRD) – Shenandoah and Smithsonite Mines, with Later Overprinting of Cu-Mo Grades
Shenandoah Mine (Zn-Pb-Ag-Mo)
– Lead-Zinc: up to 41,500 ppm Pb and 101,000 ppm Zn (sample 350454).
– Silver: Grades up to 881 g/t Ag (sample 350452).
Smithsonite Mine (Zn–Pb–Cu)
– Copper overprinting: Grades up to 1,685 ppm (0.17%) Cu (sample 350478).
– Zinc: Grades up to 3,140 ppm Zn (sample 350475).
Wash Zone Sampling Results (Outcrop)
Sampling was conducted on rocks found in zones adjacent to historical mining facilities. It yielded copper grades over a distance of approximately 1.5 km. Representative assay results include:
903930: 281 ppm Cu (0.03%)
903935: 909 ppm Cu (0.09%)
350482: 682 ppm Cu (0.07%)
350481: 580 ppm Cu (0.06%)
350478: 1,685 ppm Cu (0.17%)
903927: 2.64% Cu
These results confirm that copper mineralization is not limited to the areas exposed in the mines. Although the Wash Zone assays generally show a lower grade than the mine samples (which locally yielded up to 34.0% Cu), they show a persistent, albeit discontinuous copper distribution throughout the concession area. Mineralization occurs irregularly in ore pockets and so-called “leakage halos,” which is consistent with skarn and carbonate replacement systems originating from a porphyry-related source.
Interpretation:
The consistent association of high copper grades with elevated molybdenum grades (up to 1,745 ppm Mo) is a strong indicator of porphyry affinity and confirms the interpretation that intrusion-related hydrothermal processes were a major driver of mineralization at Nevada Titan.
Upcoming Geophysical Survey
Fairchild has engaged MWH Geophysics to conduct a drone-supported magnetic survey over the Nevada Titan Project, covering the entire concession area. The survey is scheduled to begin on or around September 30, 2025 and will take approximately 20 days. The program will focus on integrating surface geochemical and geological data with magnetic signatures to refine future exploration targeting.
Management Commentary
Luis Martins, CEO of Fairchild Gold: “The combination of high-grade copper and molybdenum assay values and the discovery of a hydrothermal breccia pipe highlights the strong porphyry affinity of the system at Nevada Titan. These results underscore the potential scale of this mineralizing environment. The upcoming drone-supported magnetic survey will provide important information about the subsurface, allowing us to refine targets and advance this project into the next phases of exploration, which include conducting a targeted IP survey.”
Nikolas Perrault, Executive Chairman: “These exceptional results from our spring/summer 2025 field campaign at Nevada Titan have further strengthened the team’s conviction that we are dealing with a very powerful mineralized system that has been hidden, misunderstood and overlooked for decades in plain sight.”
Statement of Qualified Expert
Richard R. Redfern, MS, CPG No. 10717, a geological consultant to Fairchild, is the qualified expert within the meaning of Regulation National Instrument 43-101. He has examined the Titan concession area in Nevada several times between 2003 and 2025 and has reviewed the geological information available from private and public sources for the concession area. He is responsible for the technical content of this press release and has approved it. Mr. Redfern has no close relationship with the company.
Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC)
Fairchild Gold Corporation conducts a comprehensive QA/QC program. The field samples were taken as selected samples from outcrops in the mine, surface outcrops and alluvial debris, sealed in robust bags and transported to accredited laboratories in compliance with the chain of custody. Certified reference materials (OREAS and CDN standards), blanks and duplicates were added at regular intervals. The QA/QC checks in the laboratory included internal duplicates, blanks and certified standards, confirming accuracy within acceptable ranges.
Analysis Methods and Laboratory Information
The analyses were performed in two independent ISO/IEC 17025 accredited facilities:
– Activation Laboratories Ltd. (Actlabs), Ancaster, Ontario, Canada: 49 rock samples were analyzed using multi-element ICP-OES and ICP-MS procedures after 4-acid total digestion, INAA (Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis) and by fire assay on a 30 g sample weight for Au, Pt and Pd (Report A25-07186).
– ALS USA Inc., Reno, Nevada, and ALS Global, North Vancouver, Canada: 116 rock samples were analyzed with the ME-MS61 package (48-element four-acid digestion ICP-MS), with Au determined by fire assay on a 30 g sample weight and subsequent ICP-AES procedure, and metallic elements (Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag) were determined in samples where the ICP-MS procedure exceeded the detection limits (Certificate RE25165105).
Sample preparation included crushing (70% less than 2 mm), splitting by rotary splitting and pulverizing (85% less than 75 µm). Both laboratories are independent of Fairchild Gold Corporation and have no relationship with the issuer other than providing analytical services.
About Fairchild Gold Corporation
Fairchild Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration company focused on acquiring, exploring and developing high-quality mineral concessions in mining-friendly jurisdictions. The company’s flagship project, Nevada Titan, is located in the historic Goodsprings mining district in the US state of Nevada. In addition, the company also owns all rights to the Fairchild Lake concession area, which is located approximately 250 kilometers northwest of the city of Thunder Bay in the Patricia mining district in the province of Ontario. The 2,224 hectare concession area is made up of 108 mining claims.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Nikolas Perrault, CFA
Executive Chairman
Fairchild Gold Corp.
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