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New Found Gold Corp. SEC filings document the company's Canadian gold project portfolio, foreign-issuer reporting and capital-structure activity. Form 6-K reports include Queensway drilling updates, Hammerdown technical-report disclosures, material change reports, financing agreements, underwriting agreements, prospectus-related exhibits and annual meeting notices.
The company's formal records also include Form 40-F annual reporting that incorporates financial statements, MD&A and the Annual Information Form. Registration-statement exhibits and related consents support securities offerings, while business acquisition reporting documents the completed Maritime Resources transaction and the addition of Hammerdown-related mineral and processing assets. The filings describe governance procedures, common-share details, project risks, financing terms and regulatory disclosure for Queensway and Hammerdown.
New Found Gold Corp. (NFGC) reports that its common shares have received final approval to list on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and will begin trading there at the market open on August 26, 2026 under the symbol “NFGC.”
Upon TSX trading commencement, the shares will be voluntarily delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange, and the TSX symbol will align with the Company’s NYSE American LLC symbol. Existing share certificates and direct registration statements will remain valid, and shareholders are not required to take any action.
The Company describes itself as an emerging Canadian gold producer with a 100% interest in the fully funded Queensway Gold Project and the Hammerdown Gold Project in Newfoundland and Labrador, and indicates its focus on bringing Hammerdown into commercial production in H2 2026 and advancing Queensway toward Phase I production.
New Found Gold Corp. reported grants of equity-based compensation to its officers and directors. Certain officers and employees received incentive stock options to acquire 1,499,543 common shares at an exercise price of $2.37 per share under the company’s 10% rolling stock option plan. These options are exercisable for 5 years, expiring on August 14, 2031, and are subject to vesting provisions.
The company also granted 782,680 restricted share units (RSUs) and 128,454 deferred share units (DSUs) under its 5% rolling share unit plan. One-third of the RSUs vest one year from grant, with an additional third vesting each following year until fully vested, while the DSUs fully vest one year after grant and are redeemed after the participant’s termination date. New Found Gold describes itself as an emerging Canadian gold producer focused on bringing the Hammerdown deposit into commercial production in H2/26 and advancing its Queensway Gold Project, which covers more than 110 km of strike length, and notes prior conditional approval to graduate to the Toronto Stock Exchange.
New Found Gold Corp. reported that it has filed its second quarter 2026 financial statements and related Management’s Discussion and Analysis with Canadian securities regulators and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. These Q2 documents are available on SEDAR+, EDGAR and the company’s website.
The company describes itself as an emerging Canadian gold producer with a 100% interest in its fully funded flagship Queensway Gold Project and the Hammerdown Gold Project, including the Pine Cove Mill. It is focused on bringing the Hammerdown deposit into commercial gold production in H2/26 while advancing Queensway toward Phase I production.
New Found Gold highlights a district-scale land package at Queensway covering more than 110 km of strike length across two highly prospective fault zones and notes a strong shareholder base including cornerstone investor Eric Sprott. The company also references previously announced conditional approval to graduate to the Toronto Stock Exchange.
New Found Gold Corp. reported its second quarter as a multi-asset emerging producer, with H1 2026 revenue of $25.6M from gold and silver sales at Hammerdown, but still recorded a net loss of $30.2M and negative operating cash flow of $24.5M.
Total assets rose to $705.7M and cash and cash equivalents to $193.8M, supported by a $115.1M bought-deal equity financing at $2.96 per share and a $70.0M initial draw under a $105.0M senior secured credit facility with EdgePoint. Loans payable increased to $67.1M, and shareholders’ equity to $508.0M.
The company continues to invest heavily in Queensway and Hammerdown, with H1 2026 exploration and evaluation expenses of $27.4M and property, plant and equipment increasing to $270.1M. Despite a strong working capital surplus of $187.2M, management discloses material uncertainties that may cast significant doubt on its ability to continue as a going concern, given ongoing losses and the need to finance major project development.
New Found Gold Corp. reports new channel sample and infill drill results from the Lotto Zone at its 100%-owned Queensway Project in Newfoundland and Labrador. Highlights include 23.66 g/t gold over 15.88 m from channel LT-25-01-27 at surface and 43.52 g/t gold over 4.75 m from underground hole NFGC-25-2661, with additional multi-gram intercepts.
The Lotto excavation exposed gold-bearing quartz veins over a 210 by 70 m area beneath shallow overburden, enabling 729 m of channel sampling across 57 lines and seven infill drill holes totalling 1,928 m. Results are described as consistent with the existing mineral resource block model and will inform future mineral resource estimates and mine planning. New Found Gold notes a 2025 Queensway drill program of 74,377 m in 614 holes, an expanded 2026 program targeting 90,000 m with 40,100 m completed to date, and plans to file an updated Technical Report with an updated mineral resource estimate in the second half of 2026 while advancing Queensway and Hammerdown toward production.
New Found Gold provided an operational update on its Queensway Phase 1 open-pit development and Pine Cove mill in Newfoundland and Labrador. The provincial minister has required an Environmental Preview Report, which will follow set review timelines before a final decision on environmental assessment release.
The Company plans to convert its Pine Cove mill from a 700 tpd flotation-leach circuit to a 1,400 tpd gravity-CIL circuit, targeting Hammerdown recovery improvements from 87% to about 92% and processing high-grade Queensway material starting in Q4 2027, with Phase 1 commercial production targeted for H2 2028.
According to the Queensway PEA, Phase 1 has an initial capital cost of $155M for average annual production of 69.3 thousand ounces of gold at an all-in sustaining cost of US$1,282 per ounce from 1,150 thousand tonnes mined at 9.64 g/t, and is expected to support over 200 construction and more than 230 peak operating jobs.
New Found Gold Corp. has received conditional approval to list its common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange and graduate from the TSX Venture Exchange. Final approval requires the company to satisfy all TSX requirements, including submitting required documentation by September 14, 2026.
The stock symbol “NFGC” has been reserved for trading on the TSX, matching its NYSE American symbol. When the TSX confirms a start date for trading, the company will issue a further press release, and its shares will be delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange.
Shareholders do not need to exchange share certificates, as the CUSIP will remain unchanged. New Found Gold describes itself as an emerging Canadian gold producer, advancing its fully funded Queensway Gold Project and the Hammerdown Gold Project toward production, including a focus on bringing Hammerdown into commercial gold production in H2/26.
New Found Gold Corp. reported the results of its 2026 annual general meeting, where shareholders approved all items, including fixing the board at six directors, electing six directors, appointing KPMG LLP as auditor, and renewing a 10% rolling stock option plan and 5% rolling share unit plan. The board subsequently named Paul Andre Huet as Chair and Tamara Brown as independent Lead Director, while William Hayden did not stand for re-election.
The company also engaged ICP Securities Inc., subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, to provide automated market-making services using its ICP Premium® algorithm. ICP will focus on maintaining a two-sided market and liquidity for New Found Gold’s TSXV-listed securities, for a fee of C$7,500 per month under an initial four-month term starting June 25, 2026. New Found Gold highlights its 100% interest in the Queensway and Hammerdown gold projects in Newfoundland and Labrador and its goal of bringing the Hammerdown deposit into commercial production in H2/26 while advancing Queensway toward Phase I production.
New Found Gold reports steady progress advancing its 100%-owned Hammerdown Gold Project in Newfoundland and Labrador toward commercial production in H2/26. The company targets a run rate of 20,000–25,000 ounces of gold per year at an all-in sustaining cost of about US$2,500 per ounce, consistent with its preliminary economic assessment.
Mining and mill operations are ramping up, with mineralized material deliveries meeting the design rate of 700 tonnes per day and peak mill throughput reaching 1,394 tonnes per day. Gold recovery has improved to about 87%, with an upgrade to a gravity–CIL circuit expected to lift recoveries to roughly 92%.
Safety and staffing metrics are strong, with zero lost time incidents over more than 105,000 person-hours worked in 2026 and a current Hammerdown workforce of 264 employees and contractors. Civil works, crushing and sorting plants, and new regrind mills remain on schedule, supported by ongoing grade control and resource-conversion drilling designed to optimize the mine plan and future resource estimates.
New Found Gold Corp. outlines a fully funded $44M 2026 work program at its 100%-owned Queensway Gold Project in Newfoundland and Labrador. The Program includes 90,000 metres of diamond drilling using six rigs, plus extensive surface exploration across the 220,000-hectare land package.
About 45% of drilling targets discovery and resource growth at AFZ Core, the Dropkick Zone and regional prospects such as Pauls Pond, Greenwood and Gazeebow South. The remaining 55% focuses on resource conversion, grade control, and geotechnical and hydrogeological drilling to support mine planning under the Queensway PEA.
To date, 32,000 metres of the 90,000-metre Program have been completed, primarily infill drilling within the AFZ Core to advance development objectives. The Company continues to advance Queensway toward first ore processed in late 2027, while remaining results from the 2025 drill program and channel sampling are still to be reported.