ESGold is advancing the Montauban Project in Québec, a fully permitted tailings reprocessing operation designed to generate near-term cash flow while unlocking district-scale exploration potential.
ESGold is positioned to transition from developer to producer as Montauban moves toward operations commencing in 2026
ESGold is building a differentiated mining company focused on generating cash flow from historic mine waste while advancing exploration across a broader mineralized system. The Montauban Project combines a fully permitted 1000 ton-per-day tailings reprocessing operation with a growing district-scale exploration opportunity. This dual strategy allows the Company to pursue near-term production while expanding self-funded, long-term discovery potential across the Montauban district.
Using modern processing methods and a modular plant design, ESGold can extract value from material that was previously uneconomic to process. This approach provides a lower-risk pathway to production compared to traditional mine development. By generating early cash flow from tailings reprocessing, ESGold aims to fund ongoing exploration across the broader Montauban district.
Located in Québec, Canada, the Montauban Project is a fully permitted tailings reprocessing operation designed to produce gold and silver while supporting long-term district exploration.
Historic mining activity in the area produced significant tailings that remain mineralized. ESGold is advancing a modern processing facility to recover value from this material while evaluating the broader geological system surrounding the historic mine which has never been fully explored.
Located near Québec City and Trois-Rivières
Fully permitted for construction and operation
Tailings resource defined in the 2025 PEA
Modular processing facility designed for expansion
Operations target beginning in 2026
Drilling & exploration starting in 2026 into 2027
Hear directly from ESGold’s leadership team as they provide updates on exploration progress, construction milestones, and the broader development of the Montauban Project.
Recent integrated 3D geological modelling combining Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) data with historical exploration results has identified a deep and expanding mineralized corridor at Montauban.
The model outlines a system extending approximately 900 metres in depth and over two kilometres in strike within the current survey area, suggesting the potential for a larger mineralized system beyond the historic mine footprint.
To support further exploration, ESGold expanded its land position to 485 claims covering approximately 244 square kilometres across the Montauban district.
This work forms the foundation for future drilling programs designed to test the broader exploration potential while tailings production advances.
