GoldHaven kicks off maiden Magno drill amid tungsten supply tailwinds
Aug 27, 2026, 8:55 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Maiden drill at Magno could trigger a re-rating if results show material tungsten potential; shares of GOH often react to drilling progress, especially given the sector’s supply-outlook tailwinds and upside risk if NI 43-101 verification succeeds.
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GoldHaven Resources has begun its maiden drill program at the Magno Project in northwestern British Columbia, testing the historic Kuhn tungsten zone. While past intercepts show high-grade tungsten, they are not NI 43-101 compliant, making verification essential. A successful campaign could validate a large, multi-metal system and attract investor interest as Western authorities push to diversify tungsten supply.
GoldHaven announces maiden drill at Magno Project's Kuhn tungsten zone.
Historical Kuhn grades: 13.0m @0.55% WO3; 11.3m @0.59% WO3; etc.
Historical estimate: ~616,500 tonnes at 0.48% WO3; not NI 43-101.
Magno spans ~37,000 ha; multiple metals targeted beyond tungsten.
Tungsten supply chain tailwinds in US/Canada support exploration upside.
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