Announcement • 13h
GoldHaven Resources Corp. announced that it has received CAD 5.75 million in funding On June 9, 2026, GoldHaven Resources Corp. closed the transaction. The company paid entered into finder's agreement with Research Capital Corporation and paid (i) aggregate cash payments of CAD 191,065; and (ii) the issuance of an aggregate of 902,160 finder’s warrants. Each Finder’s Warrant is exercisable to purchase one additional common share at CAD 0.25 per Finder’s Warrant Share for a period of thirty-six (36) months from the date of issuance, in accordance with and subject to the terms of the warrant certificate representing the Finder’s Warrants and the
policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange. The Finder’s Warrants will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months and one day from the date of issuance. Pursuant to a financial advisory services agreement between the Company and the Finder dated April 23, 2026, the Company also paid to the Finder a cash advisory fee of CAD 25,000 and issued 100,000 common shares in connection with the closing of the LIFE offering. Announcement • Jun 04
GoldHaven Resources Corp. Advances Copeçal Toward Third Quarter Drilling; Identifies Priority Eastern Targets GoldHaven Resources Corp. provided an update on preparations for a planned Phase II drill program at its 100%-owned Copeçal Gold-Copper Project in Brazil. Subject to the successful completion of the Company's ongoing LIFE financing, GoldHaven intends to advance drill planning and target refinement with the objective of commencing a follow-up drill campaign during Third Quarter 2026. Following completion of an independent review and ongoing GIS modelling work, GoldHaven has refined its understanding of the Copeçal mineralizing system and is advancing preparations for a follow-up drill campaign targeted for Third Quarter 2026. The Company's ongoing interpretation supports the presence of a large hydrothermal system and has identified the eastern extension of the East Target as a priority area for future drilling. This target area remains largely untested by diamond drilling and is considered prospective for evaluating the continuity and scale of alteration and sulphide mineralization identified during the initial drill campaign. Recent work has focused on the significance of localized bornite and chalcopyrite mineralization encountered within hydrothermal breccia and alteration zones at the East Target. While the mineralization intersected to date remains limited in extent and grade, management believes the occurrence is significant because it demonstrates the presence of copper-bearing fluids within the system and provides an important vector for future exploration. GoldHaven cautions that the presence of alteration and copper-bearing sulphide minerals does not necessarily indicate the existence of an economically recoverable mineral resource. Additional drilling and technical evaluation will be required to determine the significance and extent of the mineralization encountered to date. The Company continues to advance Copeçal through a multi-disciplinary exploration approach that integrates modern geological interpretation with historical datasets generated by prior operators, including AngloGold Ashanti. This approach combines historical drilling, geochemical and geophysical information with recent field mapping, soil sampling, and diamond drilling results to enhance targeting and improve vectoring toward potentially mineralized centres. The second phase drilling program is currently planned to commence during the third quarter of 2026, subject to final logistical planning and contractor availability. The Company expects to finalize Phase II drill targeting in the coming months and will provide updates regarding mobilization, financing milestones, and exploration activities as they become available. Announcement • Jun 03
GoldHaven Resources Corp. Announces Fully Funded 2026 Diamond Drill Program At Magno Project GoldHaven Resources Corp. had provided additional details regarding its planned 2026 diamond drill program at the Company's 100%-owned Magno Project, located in the Cassiar District of northern British Columbia. The fully funded drill program is designed to verify and expand historical tungsten mineralization at the Kuhn Zone while also advancing additional priority targets across the district-scale Magno Project. The program will focus on twinning selected historical drill holes, testing interpreted extensions of known mineralization, and evaluating the broader scale potential of the tungsten-bearing skarn system. The planned 2026 drilling is designed to twin selected historical drill holes, verify historical mineralization, evaluate continuity of the mineralized skarn horizons, and test for extensions of the system both along strike and at depth. The initial phase of drilling at Kuhn is expected to focus on twinning key historical holes, testing interpreted extensions of known mineralization, and improving the geological understanding of the tungsten-bearing skarn system. Final drill collar locations and metreage will be refined following integration of airborne geophysical data and ongoing geological modelling. The program will include: Twinning of selected historical drill holes. Follow-up drilling on historical mineralized intercepts. Step-out drilling along strike and down dip. Testing of geophysical and geological targets generated through recent exploration work. Collection of modern geological, structural, and geochemical data to support future resource evaluation. The Kuhn Zone will form part of GoldHaven's broader 2026 exploration strategy, which also includes planned drilling at the Magno and D Zones, where previous exploration identified high-grade silver-lead-zinc carbonate replacement style mineralization. Historical exploration completed by previous operators included drilling, underground development, geological mapping and lens modelling that identified multiple tungsten-bearing skarn horizons within the Kuhn and Dead Goat areas of the Magno Project. The historical work outlined several mineralized lenses that form the basis for GoldHaven's planned verification drilling program. The historical estimate includes: Kuhn North Lower 3A: 409,300 tonnes at 0.48% WO3; Kuhn North Upper 3A: 78,700 tonnes at 0.50% WO3; Dead Goat: 100,900 tonnes at 0.49% WO3; Dead Goat Deeper Lens: 27,600 tonnes at 0.39% WO3. Collectively, these zones represent a historical estimate of approximately 616,500 tonnes grading 0.48% WO3. The historical estimate was generated by previous operators and provides evidence of a tungsten-bearing skarn system developed within favorable carbonate host rocks adjacent to intrusive bodies. The planned 2026 drilling is designed to twin selected historical drill holes, verify historical mineralization, evaluate continuity of the mineralized skarn horizons, and test for extensions of the system both along strike and at depth. The Kuhn Zone hosts tungsten-bearing skarn mineralization developed along contacts between intrusive rocks and reactive carbonate units, a geological setting commonly associated with significant tungsten deposits worldwide. Mineralization is spatially associated with altered carbonate rocks located adjacent to intrusive bodies believed to have acted as the source of mineralizing fluids. Historical drilling completed by previous operators intersected intervals of tungsten mineralization within skarn horizons developed along favorable stratigraphic and structural contacts. GoldHaven's planned drill program will target these historical intercepts while also testing interpreted extensions of the mineralized system both along strike and at depth. Recent airborne magnetic and QMAGT survey results, together with ongoing geological modelling, are being incorporated into final drill targeting and may provide additional insight into the structural and intrusive controls on mineralization. Previous drilling at the Kuhn North Zone intersected multiple tungsten-bearing skarn horizons within the Upper 3A and Lower 3A lenses and outlined mineralization over a vertical extent exceeding 100 metres, demonstrating continuity within several modeled skarn lenses. Historical intercepts included: 13.0 metres grading 0.55% WO3; 11.3 metres grading 0.59% WO3 and 0.10% MoS2; 6.0 metres grading 0.58% WO3; 6.0 metres grading 0.58% WO3 and 0.12% MoS2; 4.4 metres grading 0.75% WO3 and 0.17% Cu; 4.0 metres grading 1.32% WO3 and 0.26% MoS2. GoldHaven believes the down-dip extensions of these mineralized skarn horizons represent compelling targets for the upcoming drill program. Historical geological interpretations suggest the tungsten-bearing skarn horizons remain open at depth and may be associated with a broader intrusion-related mineralizing system. Quartz-molybdenum veining identified beneath the known skarn mineralization further supports the potential for a larger mineralized system. GoldHaven's planned drill program is designed to verify these historical results, test down-dip and along-strike extensions of known mineralization and improve the geological understanding of the Kuhn tungsten target. The Company notes that the historical drilling results referenced herein have not been independently verified by GoldHaven. The planned drill program is intended, in part, to verify these historical results. GoldHaven's exploration team interprets the Kuhn Zone as part of a larger intrusion-related mineral system developed within carbonate host rocks of the Cassiar Terrane. Mineralization is believed to occur within skarn horizons formed by interaction between mineralized intrusive fluids and reactive carbonate units. The Company's geological model suggests that historical drilling may have only tested a portion of the mineralized system. Planned drilling is designed to evaluate both lateral and vertical continuity while testing for higher-grade zones associated with structural controls and potential feeder pathways. 
