Val-d’Or, Quebec – September 23, 2025 – Cartier Resources (TSX-V: ECR) has released the first results from its fully funded 100,000-metre diamond drill program at the Cadillac Project in Val-d’Or, Quebec. The assays come from the Cartier Resources North Contact Zone within the Contact Sector and mark an encouraging start to the ambitious 600-hole campaign.
Investors can learn more by watching this Talk-Deck Interactive Video Presentation, where Cartier CEO Philippe Cloutier discusses the results and their significance for the Cadillac Project.
The results confirm stacked vein systems carrying high-grade gold values only a few metres below surface. Visible gold was noted in the core, and the North Contact Zone has now been traced over 400 metres along strike and 300 metres at depth. Importantly, the mineralization remains open both laterally and to the south, leaving substantial room for expansion.
“These are very solid values right out of the gate,” said Cloutier. “Shallow mineralization of this quality provides a strong foundation for resource modeling and supports our strategy of adding near-surface ounces.”
While the North Contact Zone is already shaping up as a significant discovery, it represents only one part of Cartier’s larger exploration program. The company plans to test 10 target areas along 15 kilometres of the Cadillac Fault, ranging from traditional gold zones to AI-generated targets, as well as grassroots prospects.
“This is only the beginning,” Cloutier added. “Our program aims to grow resources, expand known zones, and demonstrate that Cadillac has the scale to become another mining camp east of Val-d’Or.”
For complete drill results and future updates, visit www.ressourcescartier.com.
