GoldHaven Highlights Strategic Tungsten and Indium Exposure at Magno Amid Growing Focus on Critical Mineral Supply Chains
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GoldHaven Resources Corp. (“GoldHaven” or the “Company”) (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: GHVNF) (FSE: 4QS) is pleased to highlight the growing strategic significance of tungsten and indium identified at its district-scale Magno Project in northern British Columbia amid intensifying Western efforts to secure critical mineral supply chains outside of China.
Highlights
- Growing Western focus on securing tungsten and critical mineral supply chains outside China
- Magno hosts multiple tungsten-bearing skarn targets with values up to 6,550 ppm tungsten
- Elevated indium values up to 334 ppm identified within zinc-rich mineralization
- District-scale 37,000+ hectare project prospective for CRD, skarn, and porphyry mineralization
- 2026 exploration planning underway including airborne geophysics and drill targeting
CEO Commentary
“Global markets are increasingly recognizing the strategic importance of securing Western sources of tungsten and other critical minerals amid growing supply chain concerns,” stated Rob Birmingham, Chief Executive Officer of GoldHaven. “We believe Magno represents a district-scale critical minerals opportunity combining tungsten-bearing skarn systems, high-grade silver-zinc-lead CRD mineralization, and elevated indium values within one of Canada’s premier mining jurisdictions. As we advance airborne geophysics, and 2026 drill targeting, we believe Magno continues to demonstrate the characteristics of a large-scale multi-phase mineralizing system with significant critical minerals potential.”
Exploration Plans
With airborne geophysics underway, the Company is currently advancing permitting and exploration planning for its 2026 exploration campaign, which is expected to include airborne geophysics and drill testing targeting multiple high-priority tungsten-bearing skarn systems, silver-lead-zinc carbonate replacement deposit (“CRD”) zones, and broader porphyry copper-molybdenum targets identified across the Project.
Market Context
Global tungsten markets have experienced significant price appreciation over the past year as supply concerns continue to escalate. China currently dominates global tungsten and indium production and downstream processing capacity, while recent geopolitical developments and proposed Western procurement restrictions targeting foreign adversary sourced critical minerals have accelerated interest in North American and allied-source critical mineral projects. GoldHaven believes the Magno Project is uniquely positioned within this emerging thematic due to its combination of tungsten-bearing skarn mineralization, high-grade silver-zinc-lead CRD mineralization, and elevated indium values associated with zinc-rich sulphide systems. The Project remains at an exploration stage and additional work is required to determine the extent and economic significance of identified mineralization.
