GoldHaven advances Magno Project exploration, highlighting strategic tungsten and indium potential amid rising Western demand for critical mineral supplies.
GoldHaven Resources Corp. has emphasized the increasing strategic importance of tungsten and indium discoveries at its district-scale Magno Project in northern British Columbia, as Western nations intensify efforts to establish secure critical mineral supply chains independent of China. The company believes the project could become an important source of critical minerals due to its combination of tungsten-bearing skarn systems, high-grade silver-zinc-lead carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) mineralization, and elevated indium values.
Chief Executive Officer Rob Birmingham stated that growing geopolitical tensions and concerns over global supply security are driving stronger market recognition of Western-based critical mineral projects. He noted that Magno demonstrates characteristics of a large-scale, multi-phase mineralizing system with significant potential for critical minerals development. According to Birmingham, the company is continuing to advance exploration efforts, including airborne geophysical surveys and planning for drill targeting in 2026.
GoldHaven is currently progressing exploration and permitting activities for its upcoming 2026 exploration campaign. The program is expected to focus on multiple high-priority targets across the Magno Project, including tungsten-bearing skarn systems, silver-lead-zinc CRD zones, and broader porphyry copper-molybdenum targets identified throughout the property. Airborne geophysics is already underway to support geological modeling and future drilling plans.
The company highlighted that global tungsten prices have risen significantly over the past year due to mounting supply concerns. China continues to dominate global tungsten and indium production as well as downstream processing capacity. At the same time, geopolitical developments and proposed procurement restrictions by Western governments on critical minerals sourced from foreign adversaries have accelerated interest in projects located in North America and allied jurisdictions. GoldHaven believes Magno is well positioned to benefit from this trend due to its diverse mineralization profile and location in Canada, one of the world’s leading mining jurisdictions.
Exploration work at Magno has identified tungsten mineralization across several target zones. Recent 2025 surface sampling returned tungsten values as high as 6,550 parts per million. Historical drilling and sampling at the Kuhn Zone reportedly produced intervals including 13 metres grading 0.55% WO3, four metres grading 1.32% WO3 and 0.26% MoS2, and 2.5 metres grading 0.95% WO3. Elevated indium values of up to 334 ppm were also identified within zinc-rich sulphide mineralization, strengthening the project’s critical minerals profile.
GoldHaven noted that these historical results were sourced from publicly available British Columbia geological assessment reports and have not yet been independently verified by the company or its Qualified Person. However, management believes the information remains valuable for guiding exploration targeting and geological interpretation.
Separately, GoldHaven announced a digital marketing agreement with Machai Capital Inc. Under the one-month agreement, Machai will provide digital media marketing, branding, investor awareness campaigns, and related services. The agreement, subject to Canadian Securities Exchange approval, carries a fee of $200,000 plus GST, funded from the company’s general working capital.
