GoldHaven Expands Skarn Zone at Kuhn with New Drill Intersections…

Event summary

GoldHaven extended drill hole GOH26-04 beyond planned depth, intersecting a new skarn zone beneath the previously reported down-dip extension at Kuhn.
The new skarn intervals total approximately 145 meters of drill length, with an estimated true thickness of 40-45 meters.
Drilling has moved to a new pad (Pad B) at Kuhn, with three of four planned holes completed and the fourth underway.
The skarn intervals display various mineralization styles, including magnetite, garnet, diopside skarn, and zones of semi-massive to massive sulphide mineralization.
Assays from the drill core are pending laboratory analysis and verification.

The big picture

GoldHaven's discovery of a new skarn zone at the Kuhn target within its Magno Project highlights the potential for expanding the mineralized system beyond historically tested areas. This systematic drill campaign represents the company's first modern exploration effort at Magno, with the goal of improving the understanding of the skarn system's geometry, thickness, and continuity. The ongoing program could position GoldHaven to evaluate additional priority targets across the broader property, potentially unlocking further value from its district-scale asset in the Cassiar District of northern British Columbia.

What we're watching

Resource Expansion: Whether the new skarn zone at Kuhn will significantly expand the known mineralized system and improve the project's economic potential.
Assay Results: How the pending assay results will impact the interpretation of the skarn mineralization and guide future drill targeting.
Drill Program Progress: The pace at which GoldHaven can integrate new geological data to refine drill targeting and advance the understanding of the Kuhn system.