Core Insights - Fathom Nickel Inc. has announced preliminary results from its 2025 soil geochemistry program at the Gochager Lake project, revealing a favorable geochemical footprint that now exceeds 8.6 kilometers in strike length [1][2] Summary by Sections Soil Geochemistry Results - The 2025 soil geochemistry program collected a total of 2,998 B-horizon soil samples, including 86 field duplicate samples [5] - Nickel (Ni) in-soil anomalies define a northeast-southwest linear feature measuring over 8.6 kilometers [5] - A newly discovered robust Ni in-soil anomaly measures 1,500 meters by 400 meters, located approximately 2.7 kilometers southwest of the Gochager Lake deposit [5] Geological Interpretation - The 8.6+ km geological/geochemical footprint is interpreted as a structural corridor suitable for multiple magmatic intrusions and associated Ni-Cu-Co mineralization [5] - Mineralized variable-texture gabbro has been mapped over a strike of 3.5+ kilometers, coinciding with the 8.6+ km linear Ni in-soil geochemical footprint [5] Historical Context and Exploration Goals - The exploration goal at the Gochager Lake project is to demonstrate potential scale and confirm the belief that the historic Gochager Lake deposit is part of a larger mineralized trend [2] - The company has drilled 16 drill holes (5,549 meters) into the historic Gochager Lake deposit, confirming Ni-Cu grades comparable to historical grades [17] Future Outlook - Further results will be released upon completion of ongoing interpretative work, validating the potential scale of the Gochager Lake project [2]