New Found Gold Corporation is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the discovery and advancement of gold deposits in eastern Canada. The company’s principal asset is the Queensway Project, located in the Central Newfoundland gold belt, a region renowned for high-grade orogenic gold systems. New Found Gold employs systematic drilling and geophysical surveying to delineate multiple high-potential zones along a 25-kilometre strike corridor, targeting both near-surface and deeper structural targets.
The Queensway Project has garnered attention for its visible gold-bearing quartz veins and robust drill intercepts, which have extended known mineralized zones and uncovered new targets. New Found Gold’s exploration team integrates modern structural geology models with 3D seismic data and deep-penetrating electromagnetic surveys to prioritize drill sites. The company has completed several phases of diamond drilling that have tested structural trends and vein expansions, positioning Queensway as one of the more active exploration plays in the Newfoundland gold space.
New Found Gold was formed through a spin-out of assets from New Found Resources in 2020 and subsequently listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and the NYSE American. Since its inception, the company has raised capital to fund ongoing exploration, expand its technical team and advance community and environmental permitting. Its corporate office is based in Toronto, Ontario, while field operations are centered in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Under the leadership of President and Chief Executive Officer John Robins, a geologist with extensive exploration and financing experience, the company’s board and management team bring a blend of technical expertise and capital markets knowledge. New Found Gold continues to refine its exploration model and advance the Queensway Project toward resource delineation, while engaging with local stakeholders and regulatory authorities in Newfoundland to support responsible mineral development.
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