GoldHaven’s Magno permit clears path for maiden drill amid tungsten market optimism
Aug 21, 2026, 8:49 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Permitting news often provides a tangible near-term catalyst for early-stage miners; coupled with a tight tungsten supply backdrop and favorable policy shifts, GOH could see incremental interest and potential multiple expansion on drill-forward milestones.
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GoldHaven Resources has cleared the final regulatory gate for its Magno Project with an exploration permit, enabling a 5,000–7,000 m maiden drill across 24 targets on 37,000 hectares. The backdrop is supportive: global tungsten demand is rising as Western supply tightens and policy shifts encourage domestic sourcing. If drill results confirm near-surface tungsten and emerging polymetallic signs, GOH could see a re-rating on the copper-gold/tungsten prospectivity and market momentum.
GoldHaven secures Magno permit; maiden drill expected soon.
Magno drill to test Kuhn-Dead Goat; 5,000–7,000 m program.
Macro tungsten demand rising; US policy tightens supply.
US allocates tungsten waste scrap to domestic buyers.
Industry backdrop shows multiple tungsten plays; GOH among catalysts.
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