Mayfair Gold: Fast-Tracking a New Era of Canadian Gold Production
Mayfair Gold is advancing a lower-risk, faster pathway to production in Ontario with an approach that may help redefine how new gold companies are built.

A unique approach to speed, scale, and future-focused gold investing
In the heart of Ontario’s gold belt, Mayfair Gold (TSX-V: MFG; OTCQX: MFGCF) is forging a streamlined path toward production. Under new leadership, the company is designing its mine to stay just below federal permitting thresholds—aiming to initiate operations at 4,800 tonnes per day. This approach could significantly reduce red tape, shorten timelines, and generate early cash flow that can later fuel expansion. As gold prices remain strong, timing is everything, and Mayfair is positioning itself to capitalize.
Beyond the strategic permitting route, Mayfair is building a company with a distinct model—one that combines traditional production with the long-term asset-holding appeal of an ETF. By using cash flow to grow gold holdings and scale production gradually, the company offers a new take on building equity in the resource space. With an ambitious vision and groundwork laid, Mayfair is moving quickly toward its goal of becoming Canada’s next gold producer.
Key Points:
- Targeting production start at 4,800 tonnes/day to fast-track permitting
- Aims to be in production within five years
- Generates cash flow early to fund future expansion
- Building a hybrid gold model: part producer, part long-term holder
- Strategic focus on investor-friendly structure
To learn more about Mayfair Gold (TSX-V: MFG; OTCQX: MFGCF), please click the request investor info button.
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