GoldHaven Highlights Strategic Tungsten and Indium at Magno Project

On May 24, 2026, Vancouver-based exploration company GoldHaven Resources Corp. highlighted the growing strategic significance of tungsten and indium identified at its district-scale Magno Project in northern British Columbia. The company, which trades under the symbols CSE: GOH, OTCQB: GHVNF, and FSE: 4QS, emphasized that these mineral assets are becoming increasingly important amid intensifying efforts by Western nations to secure critical mineral supply chains outside of China.^[1][2]

The Magno Project is a massive, district-scale property spanning more than 37,000 hectares. Geological assessments indicate that the project is highly prospective for CRD, skarn, and porphyry mineralization. GoldHaven's exploration activities have successfully identified multiple tungsten-bearing skarn targets across the property, with testing showing values of up to 6,550 ppm tungsten.^[1][2]

In addition to the tungsten targets, the company has identified elevated indium values of up to 334 ppm within zinc-rich mineralization at the site. These findings are central to GoldHaven's strategic positioning and its 2026 exploration plans, as the company continues to develop its mineral assets in northern British Columbia to meet the rising global demand for secure critical metal sources.^[1][2]