ESGold Corp. (CSE: ESAU) (OTCQB: ESAUF) was featured in the latest episode of IBN’s MiningNewsWire Podcast, where CEO Gordon Robb outlined the company’s strategy to achieve near-term production and internally fund exploration at its Montauban Gold-Silver Project in Quebec. Robb emphasized ESGold’s “tailings to cash” model, leveraging existing surface material to generate revenue while advancing exploration through modern technologies. According to the interview, 2026 is positioned as a key year as the company accelerates facility construction, launches its maiden drill program, and targets concurrent production and exploration milestones.
The Montauban Gold-Silver Project is ESGold’s flagship asset, and the company is fully permitted and fully funded as a pre-production mining company. The dual-track strategy focuses on cash flow today and discovery tomorrow, building a platform for clean, sustainable growth. The full press release detailing the interview can be accessed at https://ibn.fm/wE4hM.
ESGold Corp. is advancing a scalable clean mining model across North and South America. With the Montauban project under construction and production anticipated in 2026, the company aims to generate revenue from tailings while simultaneously exploring for new deposits. The interview highlights how ESGold is using modern technologies to de-risk exploration and reduce costs, positioning itself for long-term shareholder value.
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For ESGold, the implications of this announcement are significant. The “tailings to cash” model allows the company to generate early cash flow without the need for extensive new mining, using existing surface material that has already been extracted. This approach not only funds exploration but also addresses environmental remediation of historical tailings. The 2026 timeline provides a clear target for investors, with facility construction and a maiden drill program expected to advance the project toward production. As the company progresses, it will be able to internally fund further exploration, reducing dilution risk for shareholders.
Investors can find the latest news and updates relating to ESAUF in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/ESAUF.
