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The syndicate of underwriters exercised their over-allotment option in full for the offering, which was priced at $11.39 per flow-through share.
High profile investor Eric Sprott participated for about 19.9% to maintain his interest in the company, New Found said.
Despite an industry-wide lag in receiving assays, the company has been reporting a series of "phenomenal" results from an ongoing 200,000m drilling programme at Queensway, including 26.5m at 146.2g/t gold at the Keats zone in May.
It then announced the discovery in June of the Golden Joint zone, 1km from Keats, where it intersected 5.25m at 430.2g/t from 207.85m.
New Found believes Queensway holds similarities to Kirkland Lake Gold's high-grade Fosterville mine in Victoria, Australia.
Other significant shareholders are Palisades Goldcorp and Novo Resources.
The company completed an IPO last year, raising $31.4 million at $1.30 per share.
Its shares (TSXV: NFG) peaked at $13.50 in June.
They closed down 4.7% yesterday to $8.53, valuing it at $1.3 billion (US$1 billion).
