ESGold Corp's Montauban Project: Subsurface Imaging and Future Production FAQ

What has ESGold Corp achieved with its Montauban Project?

ESGold Corp has completed a deep subsurface imaging survey using Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) at its Montauban Project in Quebec, achieving imaging depths of over 800 meters, which is double the original plan.

Why is the subsurface imaging survey significant for the Montauban Project?

The survey is significant because it marks the first deep-sensing exploration campaign at Montauban, providing valuable data that could redefine the geological scale of the site and guide future drilling efforts.

How does the ANT survey work?

The ANT survey, conducted by Caur Technologies over a 10 km² grid, uses ambient noise to create images of the subsurface, allowing for the identification of geological structures at depths previously unreachable.

When is production expected to begin at the Montauban Project?

Production at the Montauban Project is set to begin in the third quarter of 2025, with an initial throughput capacity of 500 tonnes per day, scalable to 1,000 tonnes.

Where is the Montauban Project located?

The Montauban Project is located in Quebec, Canada, and is a fully permitted pre-production site.

What are the next steps for ESGold Corp following the ANT survey?

ESGold Corp is developing a 3D model integrating ANT data and historical information to guide future drilling and further exploration at the Montauban Project.

Who conducted the ANT survey for ESGold Corp?

The ANT survey was conducted by Caur Technologies for ESGold Corp, covering a 10 km² grid at the Montauban Project.

What is the initial production capacity planned for the Montauban Project?

The initial production capacity at the Montauban Project is planned to be 500 tonnes per day, with the potential to scale up to 1,000 tonnes per day.

Where can I find more information about ESGold Corp and the Montauban Project?

More information about ESGold Corp and the Montauban Project can be found in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/ESAUF and through articles like this one.