AI Enhanced 3D Model Defines a Potential District Scale Gold and Silver System at ESGold's Montauban Project

Advanced modeling powered by artificial intelligence (AI) indicates that Montauban may be more than a reclamation or redevelopment story - it may be emerging as the nucleus of a potentially much larger gold, silver, and base metal district.

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA / ACCESS Newswire / November 13, 2025 / ESGold Corp. (CSE:ESAU)(OTCQB:ESAUF)(FSE:Z7D) ("ESGold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the partial completion and interpretation of a comprehensive three-dimensional geological model of its flagship Montauban Gold-Silver Project in Québec.

The model, developed by Geomatic World Inc., consolidates over half a century of geological data, drilling records, and mine plans into a single, modern three-dimensional (3D) representation. The results partially demonstrate that mineralization at Montauban may follow a mineralized system that may look like volcanogenic massive sulphide ("VMS") system with consistent gold, silver, zinc, and lead enrichment-sharing certain key geological features with globally recognized deposits such as Broken Hill (Australia) and Millenbach (Noranda, Québec) although the deposit is not of the same age nor geological context than any of those deposits.

Watch the 3D Model in Action

A new video showcasing ESGold's 3D geological model of the Montauban Project can be viewed here:

https://youtu.be/0NJNVnVQnuM

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Figure 1. Three-dimensional (3D) geological model of the Montauban Property, Québec, The model integrates historical and modern data to reveal multiple stacked gold- and silver-rich sulphide zones aligned with major fault structures-geometry characteristic of large, metamorphosed VMS systems (Source: Geomatic World Inc., "Executive Summary - Montauban 3D Geological Modeling Project," prepared for ESGold Corp., November 2025.)

Gordon Robb, CEO and Director of ESGold, commented, "The Montauban model is the most significant technical milestone in the project's modern history. What was once seen as a series of small, isolated deposits now seems to emerge as a continuous, multilayered mineral system with dimensions not previously recognized at Montauban."