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Year Six of the Silver Deficit Meets a Newly Funded Critical-Metals Drill Program in British Columbia
Issued on behalf of GoldHaven Resources Corp. Upsized flow-through financing closes funding g...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Year Six of the Silver Deficit Meets a Newly Funded Critical-Metals Drill Program in British Columbia\nIssued on behalf of GoldHaven Resources Corp. Upsized flow-through financing closes funding gap as 2026 Magno drill campaign expands across silver, tungsten, lead, zinc, and indium targets in the Cassiar District VANCOUVER, British Columbia, May 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- American News Group News Commentary — Silver is now in the sixth consecutive year of a structural supply deficit, and the gap is widening rather than narrowing. Global silver supply ran approximately 46.3 million troy ounces short of demand in 2026 — a 15% increase from the prior year — even as governments accelerate critical-minerals commitments through new strategic-reserve programs and bilateral cooperation agreements.[1] Tungsten, lead, zinc, and indium — the polymetallic neighbors that travel with silver in many high-grade systems — are picking up the same policy tailwind. Tungsten is classified as a critical mineral by both the United States and Canada, and Canada currently has no primary domestic tungsten production, a supply gap that has sharpened investor attention on the small group of juniors holding district-scale polymetallic assets with credible drill programs in front of them.[1] GoldHaven Resources Corp. (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: GHVNF) (FSE: 4QS) just announced an upsized flow-through financing — bringing total 2026 flow-through proceeds to approximately $3.2 million — fully funding an expanded 2026 drill program at its flagship Magno Project in the Cassiar District of British Columbia.[2] With over $3 million in total capital now directed toward Magno in 2026 and the recently announced C$5.0 million LIFE offering providing further expansion capacity, the Company has moved from a permitting-and-targeting story to a fully funded, multi-zone drill story across a polymetallic system with significant silver and critical-metals exposure.[2][3] The market response visible in the financing book is the more telling signal. The Company increased the size of its flow-through offering in early May 2026 due to strong investor demand, after announcing the original raise — a sequence that placed the Magno program on a firmer funding footing than originally scoped.[2] Drilling is expected to grow beyond...