Fairchild Gold Identifies Five Priority Targets at Nevada Titan Following Geophysical Review
The integrated geophysical work, prepared by Wave Geophysics, combined high-resolution UAV magnetics, CSAMT resistivity, legacy Titan-24 induced polarization data, and regional geological and geochemical datasets. Three-dimensional magnetic susceptibility modeling delineated the concealed intrusive feature, while overlapping anomalies defined specific zones of interest.

Fairchild Gold Corp. has designated Targets 1 and 2 as the highest priority areas. Target 1 sits above the interpreted intrusive center, showing elevated copper values alongside strong chargeability and resistivity anomalies. Target 2 is defined by copper values in rock samples—including exoskarn—and a position above a possible intrusive apophysis. Targets 3 and 4 are primarily defined by chargeability and resistivity responses, while Target 5 is supported by anomalous copper geochemistry.
Located approximately 35 kilometers southwest of Las Vegas in the Goodsprings Mining District, Nevada Titan is Fairchild's flagship copper-gold exploration project. Management's exploration model posits that near-surface mineral occurrences represent the upper expressions of a larger concealed mineralizing system.
“At Nevada Titan, we are not simply looking for another small occurrence of the mineralization that was mined historically across the district. We are trying to understand what created it,” said Nikolas Perrault, CFA, Executive Chairman of Fairchild Gold.
Management intends to complete further target refinement before committing to an initial drilling campaign. Proposed work includes additional geological mapping, integrating historical Fugro airborne data, and retrieving original Quantec Geoscience Titan-24 datasets to build a comprehensive 3D model.
“The identification through independent geophysical modelling of a large concealed body interpreted as a possible porphyritic intrusion, together with coincident copper geochemistry, chargeability and resistivity anomalies, is exactly the type of convergence we have been working toward,” said Luis Martins, President and CEO of Fairchild Gold. “If the geological model proves correct, the prize we are pursuing is not simply another historical style mine, but the potentially much larger mineralizing system that may have generated the district's widespread high-grade copper mineralization.”
Fairchild will continue collaborating with its advisers to establish a final priority ranking and complete the design for a Phase 1 drill program.
Read the full announcement: Fairchild Gold Advances Toward Drilling at Nevada Titan as Geophysics Sharpens Porphyry Targeting