FAQ: ESGold Corp's New Potential Discovery at Quebec Site

What did the ANT survey at the Montauban site reveal?

The ANT survey penetrated 3x deeper than planned, mapping subsurface structures down to over 1,200m and uncovering a vertically continuous mineral system resembling known VMS and Broken Hill-type camps.

Why is the discovery at Montauban significant?

The discovery suggests Montauban may be more than a single-deposit story, indicating potential for deeper, stacked, and repeating mineralized lenses, marking a new era of systematic exploration with modern geophysics.

How does this discovery impact ESGold Corp’s exploration roadmap?

The survey results have expanded the exploration roadmap by providing a clearer structural model to target deeper mineralized lenses, enhancing the potential for metals discovery at the site.

When were the survey results announced?

ESGold announced the results of its recent ANT survey on July 11, highlighting the potential for metals discovery at the historic Montauban site.

Where is the Montauban mine site located?

The Montauban gold and silver mine site is located in Quebec, covering 13,116 hectares (about 32,410 acres) of abandoned land.

What is ESGold Corp’s revenue-generation strategy at Montauban?

ESGold is readying the launch of its revenue-generation strategy, which includes tailings cleanup operations and a mineral reuse plan at the historic Montauban mine site.

How can investors stay updated on ESGold Corp’s developments?

Investors can find the latest news and updates relating to ESAUF in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/ESAUF.

What makes the Montauban site exploration unique?

This marks the first time modern deep geophysics has been applied to Montauban since its early 20th-century production, signaling a new era of systematic exploration.