Copeçal Gold Project (Brazil)
3,681-hectare property in the prolific Juruena Gold Province
Historic AngloGold Ashanti exploration, strong gold anomalies, road accessible
2025 catalysts: auger drilling, drone VLF survey, and upcoming diamond drilling
Magno Project
District-scale polymetallic project near Cassiar mining district
Historic high-grade production, strong CRD & porphyry potential
2025 catalysts: acquisition of tungsten-rich claims, summer exploration programs
Three Guardsman Project
12 mineral tenures prospective for copper, gold-skarn, and polymetallic systems
Historic mineralization includes Cu, Au, Mo, Ag, Zn, magnetite
2025 catalysts: geological mapping and geochemical sampling to refine and expand targets
Copeçal Gold Project | Mato Grosso, Brazil
The Copeçal Gold Project spans 3,681 hectares in the prolific Juruena Gold Province, a district with significant discoveries since the 1980s. Previously explored by AngloGold Ashanti, the property hosts gold-in-soil anomalies, structurally controlled mineralization, and mesothermal gold system potential. In 2025, GoldHaven advanced exploration with an auger drilling program to refine litho-geochemical modeling, alongside a drone-borne Very Low Frequency (VLF) electromagnetic survey designed to map structural trends and extend strike potential. These datasets are now being integrated with geochemistry and mapping to finalize drill collar locations, paving the way for a diamond drill campaign. Supported by road-accessible infrastructure and extensive historical data, Copeçal is poised to deliver near-term discovery results that could significantly expand its mineralized footprint.
Magno Project | British Columbia, Canada
The Magno Project, covering 42 mineral tenures near the historic Cassiar mining district, is a polymetallic property rich in gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, and tungsten. With exploration history dating back to the 1950s — including geochemical surveys, ground geophysics, drilling, and underground development — Magno already boasts evidence of robust CRD mineralization and porphyry potential. In June 2025, GoldHaven strengthened its strategic position by acquiring the Kuhn and Dead Goat claims, known for tungsten, molybdenite, and skarn-style mineralization. Current work is focused on integrating this historic dataset with modern geophysical and geochemical analysis, with exploration programs for the summer of 2025 now complete. With excellent infrastructure and untapped potential, Magno represents a multi-commodity discovery opportunity aligned with the rising demand for both precious and critical minerals.
Three Guardsmen Project | British Columbia, Canada
The Three Guardsmen Project is located near Haines Junction in northwestern British Columbia and comprises 12 mineral tenures covering a highly prospective copper-gold skarn system. Historical exploration has confirmed the presence of copper, gold, molybdenum, silver, zinc, and magnetite, highlighting its strong polymetallic potential. In 2025, GoldHaven advanced the project with a focused field program that included detailed geological mapping and geochemical sampling to refine existing targets and identify new zones of mineralization. With its favorable geology, documented mineralized showings, and location in a mining-friendly jurisdiction, Three Guardsmen offers a compelling opportunity for future discovery in an underexplored yet richly endowed district.
