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fathom nickel Overview
Fathom Nickel offers investors exposure to high-grade nickel sulphide exploration in Canada, with a district-scale land package in Saskatchewan targeting critical minerals for the clean energy transition and securing North American supply of nickel-copper-cobalt + platinum group elements (PGE’s).
The International Energy Agency projects that demand for key critical minerals will rise significantly through 2040, with nickel demand, primarily used in stainless steel and batteries, expected to roughly double. Copper, cobalt, and PGE’s have strong growth forecasts driven by energy technologies like EVs and storage and specific advanced technologies (PGE’s).
Fathom Nickel (CSE:FNI,FSE:6Q5,OTCQB:FNICF) is a Canadian exploration and resource development company focused on high-grade magmatic nickel sulphide discoveries to support such demand. With supply chain security increasingly vital, the company aims to provide a reliable domestic source of nickel and related metals.
Its portfolio includes the Gochager Lake and Albert Lake projects in north-central Saskatchewan, situated within the Trans-Hudson Orogen, a geologically important corridor known for nickel deposits. Fathom seeks to demonstrate potential comparable to established regions like the Thompson Nickel Belt, MN and Cape Smith Belt, QC. The company’s approach blends modern geophysics, geochemical analysis and cost-effective exploration to advance high-priority targets.
Fathom Nickel also emphasizes the environmental benefits of Canadian nickel sulphide deposits, which generally carry a smaller footprint than laterite operations in places such as Indonesia. Backed by an experienced technical team and a discovery-driven mindset, the company is working to unlock the broader potential of its district-scale land package.
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Gochager Lake Project
The 33,629-hectare Gochager Lake property is located approximately 75 kilometers north-northeast of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. The project hosts the Gochager Lake Ni-Cu-Co deposit.
Fathom Nickel’s 2026 maiden Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the project reported a total of 858,701 tonnes at 0.41 percent nickel, 0.12 percent copper and 0.03 percent cobalt (0.57 percent nickel equivalent) in the Indicated category, containing 7.7 million pounds of nickel, 2.2 million pounds of copper and 0.6 million pounds of cobalt.
In the Inferred category, the company recorded 3,103,916 tonnes at 0.32 percent nickel, 0.09 percent copper and 0.03 percent cobalt (0.45 percent nickel equivalent), containing 22.1 million pounds of nickel, 6.3 million pounds of copper and 1.8 million pounds of cobalt.
New nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization zones have been intersected outside of the block model defining the maiden MRE as of September 2026, highlighting the exploration potential of both the expansion of the maiden MRE and the discovery of additional mineralized bodies further along strike of the deposit. The company reported new mineralized intercepts approximately 150 meters west and 150 meters northeast of the current maiden MRE. Also, of significance from the 2026 drilling the Company announced the intersection of nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization occurring in metasedimentary rocks approximately 500 meters along strike to the east of the maiden MRE. The intersection of nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization in metasediments suggests the mineralization at the Gochager Lake project is not confined to just the Gochager Lake deposit intrusive rocks but now the Company’s exploration model must be expanded to include nickel-copper-cobalt mineralization in the surrounding metasedimentary rocks.
The company added that it continues to develop exploration strategies and hypotheses to further understand the project, aiming to resolve the ultimate size of the Gochager Lake Ni-Cu-Co deposit and look for other deposits of its type along a well-defined >8-kilometer prospective corridor.
Albert Lake Project
The 90,460-hectare Albert Lake project sits about 135 kilometers north-northeast of La Ronge, Saskatchewan.
The property hosts the historic Rottenstone Mine, which operated from 1965 to 1969 and produced a product grade of 3.28 percent nickel, 1.83 percent copper and 9.63 g/t Pt-Pd+Au. Although the deposit was once thought to be isolated, Fathom’s 2021 discovery along the Bay-Island Trend revealed a broader mineralized system. This reinterpretation underscores the district-scale potential of Albert Lake and supports ongoing exploration for similar Rottenstone-like deposits.
The project is supported by an all-season exploration camp and remains accessible by aircraft, enabling year-round work beyond seasonal constraints. Fathom also confirmed in 2024 that the property has potential to host orogenic gold.
Ian Fraser – CEO, Vice President for Exploration and Director
Ian Fraser is a professional geoscientist with over 40 years of experience in mineral exploration. He has led numerous exploration programs globally, including development at the Casa Berardi Gold Mine in Quebec and the Cisneros Gold Mine by Antioquia Gold in Colombia. He also served as Chief Geologist for the Komis Gold Mine in Saskatchewan, showcasing his experience within the region.
Doug Porter – President, CFO and Director
Doug Porter is a Chartered Professional Accountant and Chartered Business Valuator with over 30 years of experience in financial management, corporate strategy and public company leadership. His experience includes serving as the Director and Audit Committee Chair of Manson Creek Resources and Forent Energy Inc. and he was involved in the sale of Elan Coal Ltd. and StimWrx Oilfield Services Ltd.
John Morgan – Director
John Morgan is a senior mining executive with over 35 years of experience. He has progressively managed domestic and international mining operations, including four years in western Venezuela operating Paso Diablo, a seven million tonne per year export coal operation. His track record includes roles as Director at Grande Cache Coal and as a co-founder and executive at Atlantic Gold.
Alan Coutts - Director
Alan Coutts is a professional geologist with more than 35 years of domestic and international mining experience. He is the former President and CEO of Ring of Fire developer, Noront Resources, which was sold to Wyloo Metals in 2022. From 1999 to 2003, he also served as General Superintendent for the Falconbridge Raglan mine, where he led underground and open-pit nickel sulphide operations.
Eugene Chen – Director
Eugene Chen is lawyer with over 25 years’ experience as a securities, corporate finance, and merger and acquisitions. He is currently a partner at McLeod Law LLP and advises emerging and growth-oriented companies on corporate finance, securities and mergers and acquisitions.
Mark Cummings – Director
Mark Cummings is a CPA with hands-on experience in operations, HR, corporate governance and general management roles. He was a former chief executive officer of Zavida Coffee Co.
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