GoldHaven Confirms Anomalous Tungsten at Kuhn and Dead Goat and Identifies New Tungsten Zone at Vines Lake with up to 6,550 ppm W, Magno Property

Core Insights - GoldHaven Resources Corp. has reported significant tungsten assay results from its 2025 surface exploration program at the Magno Property, confirming historical mineral occurrences and identifying new tungsten zones [1][3][14] Exploration Results - Anomalous tungsten mineralization has been confirmed at the historical Kuhn and Dead Goat showings, validating previous data, and a new tungsten occurrence has been identified at the Vines Lake showing, with the highest-grade sample returning 6,550 ppm tungsten [3][6][15] - The exploration program has defined approximately 1.3 kilometers of anomalous tungsten mineralization at the Kuhn target, indicating district-scale potential for tungsten and critical minerals [6][13] Geological Context - Tungsten is recognized as a critical mineral due to its unique properties and is essential for various industrial applications, highlighting the strategic importance of the Magno Property in North America [4] - The mineralization at Kuhn and Dead Goat occurs within structurally controlled skarns, consistent with tungsten-bearing systems, and field mapping has identified a previously unrecognized skarn zone with a stronger zinc association [7][9] Project Overview - The Magno Project spans 36,973.29 hectares in the Cassiar region of British Columbia, benefiting from excellent infrastructure and proximity to established mining operations [17][18] - The project is strategically located near mineral claims held by other operators, enhancing its logistical advantages for future development [18] Future Plans - The company plans to advance priority targets, including the Magno and D Zones, and the newly identified Vines Lake showing, towards detailed targeting and future drill planning [14][15]