Canada's GoldHaven Resources Secures C$5 Million Financing to Advance Tungsten Project Drilling
2026-05-06 14:14
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en.Wedoany.com Reported - Canadian mineral exploration company GoldHaven Resources has recently secured multiple financings. In 2025, the company obtained C$500,000 in flow-through financing, which must be used for project expenditures within Canada. In 2026, the company received an additional C$2.04 million in flow-through funds, providing ample capital for a 5,000-meter drilling program commencing this summer and continuing until the October freeze-up period, as well as an airborne survey. GoldHaven Resources' share price was C$0.10 at the beginning of 2025, climbed to C$0.39 within a month, representing a four-week gain of 290%.

On April 30, GoldHaven Resources announced a C$5 million LIFE financing aimed at expanding the drilling scale at the Magno project in the Cassiar region of British Columbia, Canada, to 10,000 meters this year. Unlike flow-through capital, the LIFE structure involves a share placement at C$0.25 per share, accompanied by a half warrant with a two-year term and an exercise price of C$0.35. Following the announcement, the company's share price fell to C$0.255. GoldHaven Resources stated that the C$4 million specifically allocated to the Magno project is highly significant, considering the 400% surge in tungsten prices after China imposed restrictions on critical mineral exports. GoldHaven Resources focuses on identifying, acquiring, and developing resource assets with high-pressure precious and base metal potential, primarily operating in Canada and Brazil.

Running parallel to the Magno project is GoldHaven Resources' Copeçal project in Brazil, a potential district-scale gold project. On May 1, the company released an independent technical review confirming a large hydrothermal gold system, centered on a 6-kilometer-long soil gold anomaly zone. GoldHaven Resources plans to allocate a portion of the LIFE financing proceeds to a 5,000-meter drilling program at the Copeçal project to test structurally controlled gold targets. The company's overall valuation was approximately C$4 million in July 2025, and currently stands at around C$14 million.

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