Driving Quebec’s Next Gold Camp
Cartier Resources controls 15 km along the Cadillac Fault. Our fully funded 100,000-metre drill campaign is confirming high-grade zones and establishing district-scale growth potential.
Cartier Resources is advancing one of Quebec’s most compelling gold exploration stories. With a 100% owned land package covering more than 15 kilometres of the Larder Lake–Cadillac Fault Zone, the company is defining a new district-scale gold camp east of Val-d’Or.
In 2022, Cartier consolidated the East Cadillac property with its flagship Chimo Mine Project, creating a continuous, highly prospective land position. Drilling in 2023–2024 confirmed 10 gold-bearing zones across 10 kilometres, with standout results including 173.5 g/t at VG10, 26.2 g/t at Portal, and 44.7 g/t at Bluegrass. Mineralization remains open in all directions, reinforcing the scale of the opportunity.
Backed by Agnico Eagle Mines (27% equity stake) and institutional investors, Cartier recently raised $11.4 million to fund a major 100,000-metre drill program running through 2027. This campaign will test near-surface systems while pursuing new discoveries identified by VRify’s AI platform, which flagged 12 additional high-priority targets.
Cartier’s lean, experienced team operates with all-in exploration costs below $125 per metre and leverages long-standing partnerships in Val-d’Or to maximize efficiency. Meanwhile, updated resource estimates and economic studies are underway, positioned against a gold price well above the $1,750 baseline of Cartier’s 2023 PEA.
