GoldHaven Files NI 43-101 Report for Cassiar’s Magno Polymetallic Project
Event summary
- GoldHaven filed an NI 43-101 technical report for its Magno polymetallic project in British Columbia on March 6, 2026.
- Grab samples showed high-grade silver (2,370 g/t), gold (>25 g/t), lead (>20%), zinc (19.25%), and indium (334 ppm).
- The company is advancing a $2 million flow-through financing for 2026 drilling and permitting.
- Magno spans 37,000 hectares and hosts multiple mineralized zones, including tungsten-skarn and critical minerals.
The big picture
GoldHaven’s Magno project filing underscores the growing interest in district-scale polymetallic systems amid rising demand for critical minerals. The Cassiar region’s historical significance and recent high-grade results position Magno as a potential anchor asset, though success hinges on converting exploration potential into economic deposits. The $2 million financing signals investor confidence, but the real test will be drill results in 2026.
What we're watching
- Execution Risk
- Whether GoldHaven can translate high-grade grab samples into drill-confirmed mineralization.
- Critical Minerals Demand
- How tightening global indium supply could elevate Magno’s strategic value.
- Permitting Pace
- The speed at which regulatory approvals advance for drilling in British Columbia’s Cassiar District.
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