GoldHaven Drills 800m at Magno Tungsten Project, Reveals Broader Skarn System — GoldHaven Resources Corp.

Event summary

GoldHaven completed 800m of drilling at the Kuhn tungsten system in British Columbia, encountering a 20m skarn interval broader than historical interpretations.
Initial drill holes confirmed tungsten presence via portable XRF analysis, with assay results pending.
The Kuhn system previously had historical estimates of 616,500 tonnes grading 0.48% WO₃ across four lenses.
Drilling continues with plans for a second pad and additional holes targeting potential extensions.
Magno Project spans 37,000+ hectares with additional high-priority targets including the D Zone.

The big picture

GoldHaven's systematic drilling at Magno represents the first modern exploration of a historically significant tungsten system in British Columbia. The project's scale and the potential for resource expansion come at a time of growing demand for critical minerals, particularly in tungsten for industrial applications. The company's ability to leverage historical data with modern techniques could position Magno as a key player in the tungsten sector.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the broader skarn package identified at Kuhn will translate into significantly higher tungsten tonnage estimates than historical models.
Assay Results: The grade and continuity of tungsten mineralization in the pending assay results from the current drill program.
Target Prioritization: How GoldHaven will allocate resources between Kuhn and other high-priority targets like the D Zone following this drilling phase.