- Junior miner GoldHaven Resources (CSE:GOH) is preparing for a fully funded 2026 diamond drilling program at its Magno project in British Columbia, keen to expand a significant historical tungsten resource.
- The Canadian junior mining company is active in North and South America.
- GoldHaven stock last traded at C$0.30 and has added 150 per cent year-over-year.
Tungsten is one of the most important metals in the global industrial complex, particularly as part of tungsten carbide used for drills and heavy machinery. Its strength and heat resistance also make it ideal for semiconductor applications, rocket and spacecraft components, as well as armor-piercing ammunition, with every military of note on the planet concerned about securing a reliable supply.
With China controlling more than 80 per cent of tungsten production, and export controls from the communist nation pushing prices exponentially higher over the past year, this concern is especially pronounced in the Western world, incentivizing mineral explorers, developers and producers to identify economical deposits and bring them to market.
Junior miner GoldHaven Resources (CSE:GOH) presents itself as a compelling candidate for investors to consider, as highlighted by a fully funded 2026 diamond drilling program at its wholly owned Magno project in British Columbia’s Cassiar district.
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The upcoming program is designed to verify and expand historical tungsten mineralization at the Kuhn and Dead Goat zones – the former part of a larger corridor of skarn mineralization within the project – while exploring priority targets across the district-scale land package.
Kuhn and Dead Goat host a combined 616,500 tons in historical resources grading 0.48 per cent WO₃, historical drilling up to 4 metres grading 1.32 per cent WO₃ and 0.26 per cent MoS₂ leadership believes to be open at depth, as well as numerous tungsten-bearing intervals of more than 0.5 per cent WO₃, granting the company an abundance of avenues to harvest exploration upside.
Ongoing airborne geophysics and geological modelling will help the company to refine drill targets before it breaks ground, guided by a leadership team with a strong geological and metallurgical contingent, plus a director that has been exploring the Cassiar region for more than 50 years.
GoldHaven’s 2026 exploration strategy will also include the drilling of the Magno and D zones, where past exploration has established the presence of high-grade silver, lead and zinc mineralization.
Leadership commentary
“The Kuhn zone represents an exciting opportunity to evaluate a historically defined tungsten-bearing skarn system at a time when demand for critical minerals continues to increase,” Rob Birmingham, Chief Executive Officer of GoldHaven Resources, said in Thursday’s news release. “Our fully funded 2026 drill program is designed to verify previous drilling, test extensions of known mineralization and improve our understanding of what we believe could be a larger tungsten-molybdenum system. With multiple mineralized lenses identified and indications that the system remains open at depth, we believe Kuhn has the potential to become an important critical minerals target within the Magno project.”
About GoldHaven Resources
GoldHaven is a Canadian junior mining company active in North and South America. Besides Magno, the company also owns the Three Guardsmen copper-gold project in British Columbia, as well as the Copeçal gold project and a portfolio of critical mineral projects in Brazil.
GoldHaven stock (CSE:GOH) last traded at C$0.30 and has added 150 per cent year-over-year.
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