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In “Seismic Shift,” New Found Gold’s COO, Greg Matheson, Director Doug Hurst, and President Denis Laviolette, explain the significance of the upcoming 3-D seismic survey that New Found Gold is undertaking. This technique, which is normally used in petroleum exploration, could be a significant tool in guiding exploration for the next several years while adding efficiencies to exploring the company’s vast land package.

New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 500,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing fourteen drills focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

Vancouver, BC, March 1, 2023 – New Found Gold Corp. (“New Found” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: NFG, NYSE-A: NFGC) is pleased to announce the discovery of Iceberg, a high-grade zone located 300m northeast of Keats Main along the highly prospective Appleton Fault Zone (“AFZ”). New Found’s 100%-owned Queensway project comprises a 1,650km2 area, accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway, 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.

Today’s holes outline a new high-grade, at surface discovery named Iceberg that spans a strike length of 50m and remains open in all directions and to depth. Drilling collared into mineralization in NFGC-22-1084 with 15.3 g/t Au over 10.75m, while a 25m step-out south intersected 72.2 g/t Au over 9.65m in NFGC-23-1100, and a 25m step-out north intersected 19.7 g/t Au over 5.65m in NFGC-23-1109. All three intercepts are shallow, occurring at depths of less than 30m from surface.

As the holidays fast approach, it's good to reflect on our years here and think about what we are grateful for. One of the biggest things for New Found Gold Corp. is we are proud to call Newfoundland home. Our quest is more than just assembling a world class gold deposit in one of the world’s most outstanding mining jurisdictions. New Found Gold also values being a part of the community, by both providing career opportunities to the people of Newfoundland, as well as supporting the local residents.

Enter Grace Melendy, a teenager with a passion for fast driving. Grace approached New Found Gold, seeking sponsorship to further her auto racing dreams. It is a great way to support Grace in her racing dreams and to raise awareness for New Found Gold and the progress we are making in creating a world-class gold system. So naturally we jumped at it.

The current world of auto racing has been male dominated. Along the way, a few young women have broken through and onto the race tracks - like Jamie Chadwick & Tatiana Calderón, who are both currently working their way to the goal of Formula 1 for Mercedes-Benz and Alfa Romeo, and Hailie Deegan, who is vying for a future NASCAR seat. Now Newfoundland has its own female racing star, happily competing out on the ovals and circuits with her male counterparts. And New Found Gold Corp is grateful to play a small part in helping Grace get out there and show what she’s got on the track. Look out NASCAR, IndyCar and Formula 1, it’s time to “Race Grace!”

NEW FOUND GOLD CORP. INTERCEPTS 42.6 G/T AU OVER 32M, INCLUDING 171.6 G/T AU OVER 6.5M

COO Greg Matheson of New Found Gold, takes us through Hole 960, released November 28th, 2022, which contains 42.6 g/t Au over 32m, with a high-grade interval of 171.6 G/T Au over 6.5m. Greg explains the geology of the region, the minute details of the rock, and how similar it is to the east side of the Appleton Fault, where the prolific Keats Zone sits.

New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing fourteen drills focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

NEW FOUND GOLD CORP. INTERCEPTS 18.9 G/T AU OVER 15.95M EXTENDING KEATS WEST HIGH-GRADE DISCOVERY BY 200M UP-DIP

VP of Exploration for New Found Gold, Melissa Render, takes viewers through the latest outstanding drill results which expand the footprint at Queensway North, and explains what this means for New Found Gold’s growing potential.

In September, New Found Gold announced the successful testing of the western side of the Appleton Fault Zone. The company’s latest drill results released today, which begin only 8 meters below surface, show the prospectivity of the minimally explored western side of the Appleton Fault Zone.

New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing fourteen drills focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

The mining community has often been slow to adapt to emerging technology. At New Found Gold Corp., we’ve taken a different approach - embracing proven emerging solutions that break new technological ground. Our latest addition to our process is the Chrysos PhotonAssay™ method, which accurately measures gold core content in a non-destructive manner, preserving material for future examination. The Chrysos physics-based method is also more economical and takes only minutes to process a reading, as opposed to traditional methods that can exceed 4 hours. In our latest video, learn why we are so excited to be employing this revolutionary technology to process our assays.
New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing fourteen drills focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

New Found Gold Corp.
Denis Laviolette, Founder & President

New Found Gold Corp.’s VP of Exploration, Melissa Render, takes us through the recent headlines of the discovery of a new zone between 515 and the Keats Zone. These new, high-grade bearing faults, dubbed ‘Keats North’, contain many structures that are north of the Keats Baseline Fault. These structures have an approximately 630m long and 200m wide window of mineralization. Co-Founder & President of New Found Gold, Denis Laviolette, joins Melissa to explain the significance of the discovery and the potential for future success in this new high-grade zone. New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing fourteen drills focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

Take a look beneath the surface of Newfoundland and follow the New Found Gold discovery story, starting with the first big hit in 2019 of 92.9 g/t Au over 19m, to our latest impressive discoveries along the Appleton Fault and the JBP Fault at Queensway north. You’ll get insight into how the mineralization is expanding in all directions at Queensway north, as well as potentially being prospective for more gold opportunities at Queensway south, 70km away to the south.

Nick Hann approaches life with an engaging spirit that shows in the work he does for New Found Gold on a daily basis. For Nick, no task is too big or too small and that is why he has cemented himself as an integral part of our team. It’s this focused and determined mindset that allows him to tackle big challenges that occur at our core facility in Gander, or in the Demolition Derby Rings of Newfoundland, where he’ll often be found. This spirit has also served him when times have become challenging, and helped him to get through those moments of hardship. See Nick’s story in “Demolition Man.”

Founders Collin Kettell and Denis Laviolette recently returned to the Queensway Project in Newfoundland, to walk around the property, look back on its beginnings and to talk about where it’s going. Take a walk with them as they return to walk the Golden Zone where it all began.

Vancouver, BC, April 11, 2022 – New Found Gold Corp. (“New Found” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: NFG, NYSE-A: NFGC) is pleased to announce assay results from 45 diamond drill holes designed to expand the high-grade gold mineralization at the Keats discovery located within a 9.45km segment of the +100km regional-scale Appleton Fault Zone (‘AFZ’) on the northern portion of Queensway project that New Found is targeting with a 400,000m drill campaign. The Queensway project comprises an approximately +1500km2 area with initial exploration focus in areas accessed via the Trans-Canada Highway approximately 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland.

Reconnaissance drilling designed to test a possible southern extension of the Keats Main Zone intersected gold mineralization near surface including 4.49 g/t Au over 3.55m and 7.85 g/t Au over 4.85m in NFGC-21-421. This new discovery has been named the “421 Zone”. Step-out drilling from these initial holes returned intervals of 4.31 g/t Au over 2.25m and 2.58 g/t Au over 10.40m in NFGC-21-467 confirming that this fault zone dips southwest at approximately 50° and is host to high-grade gold.

The Appleton Fault has garnered most of the attention for gold discovery at our Queensway Project, but there is a 2nd, lesser known fault structure only 5km away. Recent hits at the JBP Fault Zone show that, even at this early stage, there’s exciting potential.

Chief Operating Officer, Greg Matheson, takes us through the recent hits of 31.88 g/t Au over 2.05m and 25.4 g/t Au over 2.25m at JBP, and what the outlook is for future exploration along this major fault.

New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing eleven drills, with plans to ramp up to fourteen drills, focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

Opportunity has not always abounded in Newfoundland. In the past, many Newfoundlanders have been forced to seek work outside of the Province, while others have taken to the sea, where the dangers of angling and the long hours at the fisheries take their toll.

For four hearty young men, raised in central Newfoundland, this was how their story began. Hear their stories in Catch of a Lifetime.

New Found Gold is advancing its 100% owned 1,510km2 Queensway gold project, located on the Trans-Canada highway 15km west of Gander, Newfoundland. A 400,000m drill campaign is underway utilizing 11 drills, with plans to ramp up to fourteen drills, focused on a 7.8km corridor along the Appleton fault and a 12.4km corridor along the JBP fault.

On February 2, 2022, New Found Gold V.P. of Exploration, Melissa Render, gave a presentation at AME Roundup 2022, discussing the geological setting of the Queensway Project, and specifically the Keats Zone.

BREAKING NEWS - NEW FOUND GOLD INTERCEPTS (TSX-V:NFG, NYSE-A:NFGC) 70.65 g/t AU OVER 5.25m AT GOLDEN JOINT MAIN VEIN, EXTENDING ZONE TO 285M VERTICAL DEPTH

From Greg Matheson, COO of New Found: “Today’s announcement continues to demonstrate the high-grade nature of both the Golden Joint Main Vein and the Golden Joint HW, discovered by New Found in 2021. We are very encouraged to be encountering high-grade gold in multiple veins with differing orientations in the Golden Joint – Lotto corridor and believe these results speak to the strength and extent of the gold mineralizing system along the Appleton Fault Zone. Good continuity is developing on these targets and our geological modeling is allowing us to accurately predict the location of these high-grade veins and to extend them.”

We hope you enjoy a little flavor of the place where we’ve made our home - Central Newfoundland! Happy Holidays to everyone from all of us at New Found Gold and best wishes to all of our supporters for a 2022 filled with great opportunities!

In honor of Thanksgiving in the USA, New Found Gold wanted to recognize two unsung heroes at New Found Gold’s Eastern Pond camp, where we’re looking for analogs to the Keats Zone, 70km to the south. They aren’t prospectors or geologists, but their contributions are huge nonetheless. They are our camp cooks, Sherry Wade and Roxann Howell, an integral part in providing great food and a feeling of home to our team of geologists and prospectors while they spend long weeks away from their families, searching for the next great gold discovery. We are so thankful for the contributions Sherry and Roxann make to the success of New Found Gold. So during this Thanksgiving week, we invite you to sit back and enjoy a little “Home Cooking.”

In “The Hunt for Gold,” Prospecting Geologist Chris Arsenault leads you on a journey to experience the exploration for gold along the Appleton and JBP Faults at Eastern Pond - 70km south of the prolific Keats Zone on New Found Gold’s claims.

Get a glimpse into what's coming in the new year for New Found Gold. In “Pursuit 2022,” we take a closer look at high priority exploration areas outside of the Keats, Lotto, and Golden Joint zones. We also get to know many of the important people that drive the company and make it prosper - from prospectors, to geologists, to camp cooks and more.

In Part 4 of Mega Epizonal Deposits, Billionaire Resource Investor Eric Sprott, Dr. Quinton Hennigh, Bob Moriarty of 321Gold.com, Denis Laviolette, Founder of New Found Gold, and Doug Hurst, Director at New Found Gold, take a deeper dive into Newfoundland and the possibility for an orogenic system to exist there. Does Newfoundland have the potential to rival the historic gold district in the Abitibi? If so, how much gold could be in Newfoundland and specifically at New Found Gold’s Queensway Project, which extends for over 110 kilometers in length? Find out in Part 4 of Mega Epizonal Deposits.

In Part 3 of Mega Epizonal Deposits, Billionaire Resource Investor Eric Sprott, Dr. Quinton Hennigh, Bob Moriarty of 321Gold.com, Denis Laviolette, Founder of New Found Gold, and Doug Hurst, Founder of Newmarket Gold, retell the story of the discovery of high grade gold at the Fosterville Mine in Australia. Based on the outstanding results at Fosterville and the success of Kirkland Lake, the group discusses the future for the orogenic epizonal mineralization found at Queensway in Newfoundland, by New Found Gold. How big is New Found's Queensway? Does it have the potential to be Fosterville-like? Find out in Part 3 of Mega Epizonal Deposits.

New Found Gold has focused the majority of its drilling efforts on a 2km corridor between the Keats and Lotto Zone along the Appleton Fault North. This presentation focuses on modeling to date along this 2km section.

New Found Gold presents, “Chip Off The Old Block,” a profile of Geologist Karin Clyke. Karin has had a love of rocks her entire life, inspired in her earliest days by her grandfather, Gerald Dexter Clyke.

Gerald’s life was shaped by mining. His career spanned four decades for Inco, a mining company in Sudbury, Ontario, where he was responsible for Mine Rescue and Safety - and even coached the Inco little league baseball team in his free time.

Gerald took the importance of mining and gently instilled the value of it in his young granddaughter. It’s those early lessons that built the foundation for Karin to become a geologist. Now Karin contributes her knowledge and wisdom to the work New Found Gold is doing every day in developing a tier one, world-class gold mine in Newfoundland.

On May 21st, 2021, New Found Gold released their best assay results yet, with core grading 146.2 g/t Gold over 25.6 meters.

In this video, Greg Matheson, COO of New Found Gold, gives viewers their first look at the latest drill core and offers his geological insights on what potential exists at the Keats Zone, in Central Newfoundland.

In Part 2 of Mega Epizonal Deposits, Dr. Quinton Hennigh leads a team of renowned geologists as they delve deeper into New Found Gold’s Queensway Project. The video compares and contrasts New Found's Queensway vs. Kirkland Lake’s Fosterville Mine, currently the most prolific mine on planet Earth. How big is the potential of New Found's Queensway? Find out in Part 2 of Mega Epizonal Deposits.

Kirkland Lake is an established major gold miner with one of the lowest production costs in the industry, thanks in part to their Fosterville Mine. New Found Gold is a new exploration company with a serious high-grade gold discovery in Newfoundland. Dr. Quinton Hennigh leads Mega Epizonal Deposits - New Found Gold vs Kirkland Lake, comparing and contrasting mineralization at the prolific Fosterville Mine to that being found at New Found's Queensway Project. Is New Found Gold the next Kirkland Lake?

New Found Gold presents 'In My Backyard' a short video produced by Filmmaker Tony Vamvakitis. The Film documents Geologist Mike Regular's career and why he is happy to be finding gold close to his hometown of Botwood, Newfoundland. Mike explains how some of the best gold plays on the planet are now right in his backyard.

Filmmaker Tony Vamvakitis travelled to Newfoundland to document the gold discovery unfolding right now at New Found Gold Corp's Queensway Gold Project. It all began when a famous family of prospectors - the Keats family - found a high-grade boulder and traced it back to its origin. The result of that find has been a gold rush of epic proportions coming to Newfoundland as prospectors and explorers search for Canada's next big gold discovery. Father & Son tells the story of Al and Kevin Keats, Newfoundland's most well known prospectors.

New Found Gold continues its drilling program at the Queensway Project in Central Newfoundland.

New Found Gold’s COO, Greg Matheson, recorded a drill update, outlining the ongoing drill program at Queensway. He also discusses in detail, the recently announced high-grade discovery at the Lotto Zone.

New Found Gold is hard at work with over 40 geologists and prospectors on site at the Queensway Gold Project. Watch This Week at New Found Gold to see and hear the latest from the ground in Gander.

Following up on the mini-documentary 'Opportunity Knocks,’ filmmaker Tony Vamvakitis has produced ‘Heritage,’ a short video sharing Newfoundland’s rich gold mining history. ‘Heritage’ documents historical work done in the Province.

Dr. Quinton Hennigh recorded the video linked below to explain the genesis of an epizonal gold deposit.

New Found Gold announced commencement of 12,000 meters of drilling at the Keats ‘Discovery’ Zone to follow up on hole NFGC-19-01, which intercepted 19.0m of 92.9 g/t Au.

New Found Gold’s Chief Operating Officer, Greg Matheson, provides a detailed overview of the initial six holes at the Lotto/Powerline Zone of the company’s recently announced 100,000 meter drill program.

In anticipation of New Found Gold's (TSX-V:NFG) initial public offering, filmmaker Tony Vamvakitis produced 'Opportunity Knocks.' A mini-documentary, 'Opportunity Knocks' dives into the recent high-grade gold discovery made at New Found's Queensway Project in Central Newfoundland, to get a full understanding of why the investment community is so excited about this new find.