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- ESGold Corp., a development-stage company committed to the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties worldwide, just completed and delivered a comprehensive ANT-based 3D geological model for its Montauban Project
- The model illustrated mineralized architecture extending to depths of approximately 900 meters and 2 kilometres in length, with mineralized trends only bounded by the limits of existing ANT coverage
- It marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s evolution from a legacy mining site into a project with district-scale exploration potential
- Going forward, ESGold looks to validate the interpretations through expanded geophysics and targeted stepout drilling
ESGold (CSE: ESAU) (OTCQB: ESAUF), a development-stage company committed to acquiring, exploring, and developing high-quality mineral properties worldwide, just marked a significant milestone with the completion and delivery of a comprehensive Ambient Noise Tomography (“ANT”)-based 3-dimensional (“3D”) geological model for its Montauban Project in Québec. Prepared by Geomatic World Inc. in collaboration with CAUR Technologies, this model marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s evolution from a legacy mining site into a project with district-scale exploration potential advancing in parallel with near-term tailings production in 2026.
“This is the most important technical milestone in ESGold’s history,” noted Gordon Robb, ESGold’s CEO. “The integrated 3D model has fundamentally changed how we understand Montauban. The scale indicated by this work is beyond what we had originally envisioned, and it reinforces our conviction that Montauban has the potential to evolve into a much larger mineral system,” he added (https://ibn.fm/4H5Mu).
The integrated ANT-based 3D model illustrated mineralized architecture extending to depths of approximately 900 meters. This is significantly deeper than any historical exploration at the Montauban property. Previously, most drilling was confined to depths of only 50 meters, with the deepest holes extending to approximately 250 meters. In addition, the model outlined approximately 2 kilometers of strike length within the current survey area, with mineralization appearing to widen at depth.
“The identification of deep-seated structural corridors, lithological continuity, and coincident geochemical anomalies in areas that have never been drilled is highly encouraging,” noted André Gauthier, Director of ESGold and the company’s senior consulting geologist. “From a geological perspective, the size and continuity suggested by this model point to a system with significant upside potential,” he added (https://ibn.fm/4H5Mu).
In addition to extending to depths never explored before, the model identified mineralized trends that remain open and are bounded by the limits of the existing ANT coverage. This pointed to the potential continuation beyond the current study area, further highlighting the property’s potential and the value it adds to ESGold and its operations.
ESGold aims to validate the interpretations through expanded geophysics and targeted drilling going forward, which will be a huge but integral undertaking for the company as it seeks to commercialize the property and generate value from it.
“The priority now is to validate these interpretations through expanded geophysics and targeted drilling. This level of structural continuity at depth is particularly notable given the complexity of Grenville-age terranes and helps explain why this system was not previously recognized,” noted Gauthier (https://ibn.fm/4H5Mu).
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