GoldHaven Secures $1.72M Financing to Advance High-Grade Drill Program at Magno Project

  • GoldHaven closed $1.72M first tranche of $2M flow-through financing at $0.265 per share.
  • Proceeds fund 2026 drill program targeting high-grade Ag-Pb-Zn zones at Magno Project.
  • Historical grades include up to 2,370 g/t Ag and 20% Pb-Zn, with tungsten mineralization.
  • Second tranche expected to close in April 2026.
  • Company issued 397,520 finder warrants with 24-month exercise period.

GoldHaven's financing positions it to test a polymetallic system with high-grade silver-lead-zinc and tungsten mineralization, aligning with growing demand for critical minerals. The Magno Project's scale and multi-commodity potential could attract strategic interest if drilling confirms economic deposits. Success hinges on converting historical anomalies into modern, high-grade intercepts.

Execution Risk
Whether GoldHaven can deliver high-grade intercepts to validate Magno's district-scale potential.
Market Dynamics
How critical mineral demand impacts investor interest in future financings.
Geological Prospects
The pace at which airborne surveys and 3D modeling refine high-grade targets.