ESGold drilling at Montauban project tops 2,000 meters, hits sulphide-bearing intervals

• ESGold reported 19 diamond drill holes totaling 2,030 meters at the Montauban project, part of a planned 5,000-meter program.
• Drilling hit repeated alteration, quartz-carbonate veining, and locally sulphide-bearing intervals tied to the historic Montauban mineralized system.
• About 400 core samples were sent to SGS Laboratories in Val-d'Or; assay results remain pending.
• Nine holes intersected historic underground workings or voids, supporting reconciliation of new drilling with the former mine geometry.
• Work continues to test potential extensions beyond historic workings and at depth using historic data, ANT geophysics, and a 3D model.

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