All figures are in CS$, unless otherwise stated, which are in US$.

FAIR, TSXV, Gold and Copper — YTD and 12M
  YTD 12M
FAIR -44% -55%
TSXV -11% -6%
Gold -4% 9%
Copper 17% 36%
Key Financial Data (FYE - Oct 31)
Key Financial Data (FYE - Oct 31) (C$) FY2025 (14M) FY2026 (6M) Current (FRC Est.)
Cash $745,835 $13,720  
Working Capital $1,474,450 $425,771 $1,344,880
Mineral Assets/PP&E $3,294,373 $3,842,909  
Total Assets $5,461,029 $5,030,263  
Net Income (Loss) -$4,107,770 -$1,958,496  
EPS -$0.05 -$0.01  

Multi-Metal Exposure

Diversified commodity exposure: Gold, silver, copper, and critical minerals including antimony and cobalt. Prolific Nevada locations: All three projects are located in established mining districts with nearby producing operations, providing regional infrastructure, and mining expertise, while potentially enhancing M&A appeal. The flagship Golden Arrow project hosts an independently verified NI 43-101 resource, and is more advanced than the other two projects.

Infographic: FRC Portfolio Summary comparing Nevada Titan, Golden Arrow and Carlin Queen by gold belt, target commodities, stage (pre-resource, resource, pre-resource) and mineralization style.
FRC Portfolio Summary comparing Nevada Titan, Golden Arrow and Carlin Queen by gold belt, target commodities, stage (pre-resource, resource, pre-resource) and mineralization style. Source: FRC

Projects in Prolific Mining Districts

Map: Nevada mines map placing Golden Arrow (0.356 Moz Au, 6.68 Moz Ag), Carlin Queen and Nevada Titan against Round Mountain 29Moz Au, Goldstrike >40Moz Au and Comstock 8.5Moz Au.
Nevada mines map placing Golden Arrow (0.356 Moz Au, 6.68 Moz Ag), Carlin Queen and Nevada Titan against Round Mountain 29Moz Au, Goldstrike >40Moz Au and Comstock 8.5Moz Au. Source: Company

Nevada is the leading U.S. gold-producing state, and ranked #1 globally for mining investment attractiveness in the Fraser Institute’s 2025 survey.

Infographic: Nevada scores 90.87 on the Fraser Institute 2025 investment attractiveness index, ahead of Ontario 89.98, and produces 73% of U.S. gold output vs Alaska 7%.
Nevada scores 90.87 on the Fraser Institute 2025 investment attractiveness index, ahead of Ontario 89.98, and produces 73% of U.S. gold output vs Alaska 7%. Source: FRC

Golden Arrow Gold-Silver Project (100% interest)

FAIR acquired the project from Emergent Metals Corp. earlier this year for $600K cash, 12.5M shares, and a $3.5M secured note (all figures in US$). The project is located ~97 km east of Tonopah, a historic mining town in central Nevada. It is ~105 km from several multi million ounce epithermal gold deposits, including Kinross’ (TSX: K) Round Mountain mine, and AngloGold Ashanti’s (NYSE: AU) Silicon and Merlin discoveries.

The property covers 10,200 acres along the Walker Lane Trend, an area known for shallow, high-grade epithermal gold-silver deposits. Its shallow mineralization could support lower initial CAPEX, while higher grades could potentially support attractive project economics.

Map: Golden Arrow project location in Nevada, near Tonopah, with Round Mountain (Kinross), Silicon/Merlin (AngloGold Ashanti), Mineral Ridge and Aurora; Las Vegas 270 km away.
Golden Arrow project location in Nevada, near Tonopah, with Round Mountain (Kinross), Silicon/Merlin (AngloGold Ashanti), Mineral Ridge and Aurora; Las Vegas 270 km away. Source: FRC

History, Mineralization, and Resource

Three primary mineralized targets; two have defined resources. Exploration: Began in 1905; advanced by 12 companies since 1981. Resource: Drilling across two mineralized zones (Hidden Hill and Gold Coin) established an independent resource estimate. The resource basis is 361 holes / 61,268 m. Specifically, the resource is 296 koz Au / 4.36 Moz Ag M&I; 60 koz Au / 2.32 Moz Ag inferred, providing a modest baseline resource relative to Walker Lane deposits (0.3–10+ Moz Au).

Mineralized Areas

Map: Golden Arrow geology map showing the Gold Coin and Hidden Hill mineralized areas circled inside the property boundary, with Confidence Mountain, Deadhorse Hill and the Page Fault.
Golden Arrow geology map showing the Gold Coin and Hidden Hill mineralized areas circled inside the property boundary, with Confidence Mountain, Deadhorse Hill and the Page Fault. Source: Company

The grade is consistent with grades typical of open-pit, heap-leach operations. Additionally, M&I resources account for 83% of total gold resources, reflecting high confidence.

Golden Arrow Resource Estimate

*Based on $3,000/oz gold price. Source: Company
Classification Cutoff  
oz AuEq/ton Tons oz AuEq/ton oz Au/ton ounces Au oz Ag/ton ounces Ag
Measured Variable* 2,198,000 0.029 0.025 54,000 0.37 822,000
Indicated Variable* 12,897,000 0.022 0.019 241,000 0.27 3,504,000
Measured and Indicated Variable* 15,376,000 0.023 0.019 296,000 0.28 4,362,000
Inferred Variable* 8,648,000 0.010 0.007 60,000 0.27 2,322,000
*Based on cutoff grades of 0.005 oz AuEq/ton for oxide and 0.006 oz AuEq/ton for sulfide

Gold Coin (2,000 × 900 ft) and Hidden Hill (~750-ft diameter) host near-surface mineralization that could potentially support open-pit mining. Tests indicate amenability to conventional heap-leach processing, with recoveries of 60%–70% for gold, and 45% for silver; further testing is planned.

Mineralization Across Key Targets

Diagram: Gold Coin and Hidden Hill cross sections facing northwest, with drill intercepts in Au opt/interval — 0.95/5', 0.26/110' at Gold Coin and 0.14/162', 0.10/233' at Hidden Hill.
Gold Coin and Hidden Hill cross sections facing northwest, with drill intercepts in Au opt/interval — 0.95/5', 0.26/110' at Gold Coin and 0.14/162', 0.10/233' at Hidden Hill. *Red bars along drill holes indicate gold mineralized intervals. Source: Company

Resource Expansion Potential

Substantial Exploration Upside: The current resource covers only 5% of the 10,200 acre land package, and remains open to the south and west.

We view the project’s potential for resource growth beyond the main targets as a key advantage. Numerous historic gold-silver prospects, adits, and small mine workings surrounding Gold Coin and Hidden Hill provide multiple property-wide targets for additional discoveries.

Historic Workings & Pits

Map: Golden Arrow satellite map marking historical prospect pits, adits, mine shafts and a quarry around the Gold Coin and Hidden Hill pit outlines, with four inset map boxes and a 0–2 km scale.
Golden Arrow satellite map marking historical prospect pits, adits, mine shafts and a quarry around the Gold Coin and Hidden Hill pit outlines, with four inset map boxes and a 0–2 km scale. *The yellow dots represent historical prospect pits, adits, and mine shafts. Source: Company

FAIR has launched a spectral and structural mapping program, focusing on underexplored areas, and historic mine workings. Yet to announce timelines for a resource update, and an economic study (PEA), which will likely require additional technical work.

Infographic: Golden Arrow exploration and development strategy — expand the existing resource, test new discovery targets and advance toward development, over a map marking the Page Fault Zone.
Golden Arrow exploration and development strategy — expand the existing resource, test new discovery targets and advance toward development, over a map marking the Page Fault Zone. Source: FRC / Company

In summary, we view Golden Arrow as a promising exploration stage gold-silver project. While the current resource is not yet large enough to support development, key positives include recoveries in line with similar projects, significant resource-expansion potential, several untested targets, and proximity to major gold projects that could enhance M&A appeal. Upcoming drilling, an updated resource, and a PEA provide key catalysts to unlock further value.

Nevada Titan Copper-Gold Project (Option)

FAIR gained control of the project in 2024. For instance, 90% earn-in: $35,000 upfront, $325,000 in advance royalties, and $8M in exploration spending over eight years; $105,000 in cash payments made to date (all figures in US$).

This 6,251-acre, pre-resource project is located in Nevada’s historic Goodsprings Mining District, near the Walker Lane and Battle Mountain trends. The district is known for copper and polymetallic mineralization, including high-grade lead and zinc deposits.

Project Location

Map: Nevada Titan project location 35 km southwest of Las Vegas near Goodsprings, with notes that roads, power and water are nearby and contractors are available from Las Vegas and Reno.
Nevada Titan project location 35 km southwest of Las Vegas near Goodsprings, with notes that roads, power and water are nearby and contractors are available from Las Vegas and Reno. Source: Company

~35 km southwest of Las Vegas. Well-developed regional infrastructure, including roads, water, and power. Moreover, potential for multiple copper-gold and polymetallic deposit types, supported by 100+ historic workings, and a 1.5 km oxidized copper trend.

Infographic: Nevada Titan historical mines on the property — Kingston, Knickerbocker, December, Ironside, Copperside, Rose, Copper Chief and Whale — with four prospective deposit types.
Nevada Titan historical mines on the property — Kingston, Knickerbocker, December, Ironside, Copperside, Rose, Copper Chief and Whale — with four prospective deposit types. Source: FRC / Company

Surface sampling returned exceptionally high grades of up to 34% copper, 226 g/t silver, 1,754 ppm molybdenum, and 1.44 g/t gold. For context, typical deposits grade 0.4%–1.0% copper. Exploration to date has identified five priority targets, highlighting the potential for a concealed system. Next, FAIR is planning Phase 1 drilling at Targets 1 and 2, shown in the image on the right.

2025 Sample Highlights

Copperside Area/Mine

Copperside Area/Mine. Source: Company
Sample Cu % Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Mo (ppm)
350436 34.0 1.27 134 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 10.5 1,300

Azurite Mine

Azurite Mine. Source: Company
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 59.8 2.74
350391 5.72 1.33 17.95 17.9
350387 4.34 1.44 42.1 11.45

Fitzhugh Lee Mine and Area

Fitzhugh Lee Mine and Area. Source: Company
Sample Cu % Au (g/t) Ag (g/t) Mo (ppm)
350462 22.60 0.28 77.4 164.0
903924 9.22 0.29 226.0 559.0
903949 6.58 0.61 18.3 928.0
350409 3.78 0.06 20.2 28.8

Other Samples

Other Samples. Source: Company
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 1450

Five Priority Targets

Map: Nevada Titan summary map of geochemical and geophysical surveys with drill target areas numbered 1 to 5 and a soil copper scale from 0 to 1058 ppm.
Nevada Titan summary map of geochemical and geophysical surveys with drill target areas numbered 1 to 5 and a soil copper scale from 0 to 1058 ppm. Source: Company

Carlin Queen Gold-Silver Project (100% interest)

FAIR acquired the project in 2025 for US$375,000.

This 1,508-acre, pre-resource project is located in Elko County, Nevada, within the Ivanhoe Mining District, at the intersection of the Carlin and Midas trends. Located ~15 km southeast of the Midas district, the project is surrounded by past and present gold mines, including Newmont’s former Mule Canyon mine and Hecla Mining’s Midas and Hollister mines.

~77 km northwest of Elko, ~2 km north of Hecla’s Hollister mine and ~17 km from its Midas mill, providing potential access to nearby processing infrastructure and toll-milling, JV, or M&A opportunities. Existing road, water, and power infrastructure. In addition, prospective for both large-tonnage, and shallow, high-grade gold-silver veins.

Project Location

Map: Carlin Queen property on the Carlin Gold Trend, near Hecla's Midas Mine (+3M oz Au at 1.0 oz/ton Au, 12 oz/ton Ag) and Hollister Mine (+2M oz Au at 1.29 oz/ton Au, 7 oz/ton Ag).
Carlin Queen property on the Carlin Gold Trend, near Hecla's Midas Mine (+3M oz Au at 1.0 oz/ton Au, 12 oz/ton Ag) and Hollister Mine (+2M oz Au at 1.29 oz/ton Au, 7 oz/ton Ag). Source: Company

In summary, Carlin Queen is a very early-stage opportunity, making its potential difficult to assess. Management is expected to focus on its two more advanced projects, with Carlin Queen offering longer-term exploration upside.

Management and Board

Management, directors, and other key investors own 29%. Two of five directors are independent; we would prefer greater board independence.

Shares and % of total held by management, directors and major investors. Source: Company / FRC
Management/Directors Shares % of Total
Nikolas Perrault - Executive Chairman 15,124,043 6.59%
Luis Martins - CEO, President & Director - -
Robert Rosner - CFO & Director 2,363,335 1.03%
Michel Lebeuf Jr.- Corporate Secretary 73,000 0.03%
Geoffrey Baker - Independent Director 500,000 0.22%
Adam Cavise- Independent Director - -
Shahal M. Khan, Strategic Advisory Board 14,200,000 6.19%
  32,260,378 14.06%
Major Investors Shares % of Total
Sprinter LLC, a private investment company 21,600,000 9.41%
Lahontan Gold Corp. (TSXV:LG) 12,500,000 5.45%
  34,100,000 14.86%
Total 66,360,378 28.92%

We believe the team has a well-rounded background across mining, exploration, finance, and capital markets.

Brief biographies of the management team and board members follow:

Nikolas Perrault – Executive Chairman

Extensive experience in securities trading, human resources, and financial analysis; held roles at National Bank, Merrill Lynch, CIBC, and Scotia Capital.

Luis Martins – CEO & President

30 years of experience in exploration and mining; former director of Portugal’s Geological Survey and Mining Authority.

Robert Rosner – CFO & Director

30+ years of experience as a mining entrepreneur and executive; founder of several junior exploration companies, with experience in IPOs, M&A, and RTOs.

Michel Lebeuf Jr. – Corporate Secretary

Partner and head of the Securities Practice Group at Therrien Couture Joli-Coeur (TCJ LLP), with experience in securities law, corporate finance, M&A, and governance, particularly in mining and natural resources.

Geoffrey Baker – Independent Director

Experience across natural resources and finance; director of a UAE-based oil and gas consultancy and former fund manager.

Adam Cavise – Independent Director

25+ years of experience in capital markets, equity sales, and trading; Partner at Revere Securities, with senior roles at Macquarie Group, Sterne Agee & Leach, and Soleil Securities.

Financials

$1.34M in working capital, and $4.83M in long-term debt.

Cash, working capital, debt and cash from financing activities, FY2026 (6M) vs current FRC estimate. Source: FRC / Company
(in C$) (FYE - Oct 31) FY2026 (6M) Current (FRC Est.)
Cash $13,720  
Working Capital $425,771 $1,344,880
Current Ratio 1.60  
Debt - $4,830,000
Monthly Burn Rate (G&A) -$302,223  
Cash Spent on Properties -$574,183  
Cash from Financing Activities $1,338,841  

All options and warrants are currently out of the money.

Options and warrants outstanding — number, exercise price and amount. Source: FRC / Company
Options # Exercise Price ($) Amount
Total 14,625,000 $0.10 $1,462,500
In-the-Money - - -
Options and warrants outstanding — number, exercise price and amount. Source: FRC / Company
Warrants # Exercise Price ($) Amount
Total 206,137,779 $0.13 $27,706,613
In-the-Money - - -

FRC Valuation & Rating

FAIR is trading at just $33/oz based on the current resource at Golden Arrow vs. a comparables average of $94/oz, a 65% discount. This is highly conservative, based solely on the existing Golden Arrow resource, with no value assigned to exploration upside or potential resources at Nevada Titan and Carlin Queen. Notably, all companies selected in the study are Nevada-focused gold juniors.

Chart: EV/Resource of Nevada gold juniors in $/oz — Fairchild Gold $33, below the $94/oz average and the range from Getchell $34 up to i-80 $171.
EV/Resource of Nevada gold juniors in $/oz — Fairchild Gold $33, below the $94/oz average and the range from Getchell $34 up to i-80 $171. *Resource – 100% of Measured and Indicated + 50% of Inferred Resources. Source: FRC / S&P Capital IQ / Various

For the companies used in this study, we use 100% of their Measured and Indicated (M&I) resources (higher-confidence categories), and 50% of inferred resources (lower-confidence). However, for FAIR’s Golden Arrow project, given its significant resource expansion potential, we use 100% of both M&I and inferred resources.

Valuing Golden Arrow at the sector multiple of $94/oz results in a fair value of $0.15/share. Given the early-stage nature of Nevada Titan and Carlin Queen, we value the projects using the average Price-to-Book (P/B) multiple of pre-resource-stage juniors in Nevada. Applying a 3.61x P/B to the projects’ $3.70M book value, we derive a value of $0.06/share. Finally, using a sum-of-the-parts approach, we arrive at a fair value of $0.22/share on FAIR.

Gold junior comparables by EV/Resource and FAIR's fair value per share. *Resource = 100% of M&I + 50% of Inferred Resources. Source: FRC / S&P Capital IQ / Various
  Gold Juniors Enterprise Value ($,M) EV / Resource*
1 i-80 Gold $2,009 $171.02
2 NV Gold $42 $168.00
3 Scorpio Gold Corp $87 $166.67
4 P2 Gold $358 $155.31
5 West Vault Mining $106 $106.11
6 Lahontan Gold $149 $85.41
7 A2 Gold $62 $83.33
8 Viva Gold $43 $76.09
9 Nevada King Gold $76 $67.88
10 Bravada Gold $29 $39.02
11 Fairchild Gold $14 $32.64
12 Western Exploration $34 $34.52
13 Getchell Gold $51 $34.39
  Average (excl outliers)   $93.88
Gold junior comparables by EV/Resource and FAIR's fair value per share. Source: FRC / S&P Capital IQ / Various
   
Golden Arrow's Resources (oz) 422,840
Average EV/ Resource Ratio (comparables) $93.88
Fair Value of Golden Arrow $39,694,591
Fair Value of Nevada Titan + Carlin Queen $13,365,001
Working Capital net of Debt -$3,485,120
Fair Value of FAIR $49,574,472
No. of Shares (treasury stock method) 229,472,781
Fair Value per Share (C$) $0.22

We are initiating coverage with a BUY rating, and a fair value estimate of $0.22/share. FAIR offers diversified exposure to gold, silver, and copper; commodities for which we maintain a positive outlook. At just $33/oz, FAIR trades at a 65% discount to peers, offering an attractive entry point, with a resource-backed valuation, and potential exploration upside across its three projects. Key catalysts include upcoming drilling, potential resource expansion, and a PEA at Golden Arrow, as well as exploration at Nevada Titan.

Risks

We are assigning a risk rating of 5 (Highly Speculative).

We believe the company is exposed to the following key risks (not exhaustive):

  • Commodity prices.
  • Exploration, development and permitting.
  • Access to capital and potential share dilution.
  • No independent economic studies.
  • There is no assurance that the company can advance its projects simultaneously.

Frequently asked questions

What is Fairchild Gold Corp.'s fair value estimate?
We are initiating coverage with a BUY rating, and a fair value estimate of $0.22/share. 
Why is FRC initiating coverage with a BUY rating on FAIR?
Attractive Valuation: FAIR trades at approximately $33/oz, vs. $94/oz for Nevada-focused gold juniors, a 65% discount. We remain positive on all three metals (gold, silver, and copper), supported by safe-haven demand, geopolitical uncertainty, potential US$ weakness, copper supply constraints, and growing AI and grid demand.
What are Fairchild Gold's three Nevada projects?
Multi-Metal Exposure: FAIR controls three Nevada projects, providing exposure to gold, silver, and copper. All three projects, Golden Arrow, Nevada Titan, and Carlin Queen, are located in established mining districts near major producers. Proximity to existing mines and infrastructure could enhance strategic and M&A appeal as projects advance.
What are the biggest risks to Fairchild Gold Corp.?
Commodity prices. Exploration, development and permitting. Access to capital and potential share dilution. No independent economic studies. There is no assurance that the company can advance its projects simultaneously.

About the analysts

Sid Rajeev, B.Tech, MBA, CFA — Head of Research, Fundamental Research Corp.

Nina Rose Coderis, B.Sc (Geology) — Equity Analyst, Fundamental Research Corp.

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