ESGold Corp., an exploration-stage company trading on the CSE as ESAU and OTCQB as ESAUF, has announced the partial completion and interpretation of a comprehensive three-dimensional geological model for its Montauban project, indicating the property could be the nucleus of a much larger mineral district than previously understood. The company, which focuses on acquiring, exploring, and developing high-quality mineral properties worldwide, described the model as the most significant technical milestone in the project's modern history.
According to the company, the model demonstrates that Montauban is not just a reclamation story but potentially a continuous multilayered mineral system with dimensions not previously recognized. "What was once seen as a series of small, isolated deposits now seems to emerge as a continuous multilayered mineral system with dimensions not previously recognized at Montauban," said ESGold's CEO and Director, Gordon Robb. This reinterpretation suggests expanded gold, silver, and base-metal potential at the property, which is located 80 kilometers west of Quebec City.
The announcement comes as ESGold reports going into 2026 strong following a closed flow-through share private placement and progress on its Montauban project exploration. The company describes itself as a fully permitted, pre-production resource company at the forefront of clean mining and exploration innovation, with proven expertise in Quebec. ESGold aims to advance its projects toward production and feasibility while delivering long-term value through sustainable resource recovery and exploration.
The Montauban property serves as ESGold's flagship project and is positioned as a model for responsible mining practices that combines near-term production with district-scale discovery potential. The latest news and updates relating to ESAUF are available in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/ESAUF. Additional information about the announcement can be found in a full article available at https://ibn.fm/FgdoQ.
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This development matters because it represents a potential paradigm shift in how the Montauban property is understood geologically, moving from isolated deposits to a continuous mineral system. For investors and the mining industry, this could signal substantially greater resource potential than previously estimated, potentially affecting the company's valuation and future development plans. The implications extend to Quebec's mining sector, where responsible mining practices combined with new geological discoveries could influence regional economic development and resource estimation methodologies. For stakeholders, the expanded district-scale potential suggests longer-term project viability and possibly increased employment and economic activity if development proceeds toward production.
