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Mining Investment Surges as Global Conflicts Induce Further Gold Price Rally and Exploration

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  • Gold prices are rising due to global conflicts and safe-haven demand, with experts predicting a sustained surge potentially exceeding US$5,000 per ounce.
  • GoldHaven Resources appointed Raymond Wladichuk as Technical Advisor to advance its Magno Project in British Columbia.
  • GoldHaven secured a $2.0 million flow-through financing to fund 3D modeling, target refinement, and drill planning for 2026.
  • Recent exploration at GoldHaven's Magno project revealed high-grade silver up to 2,370 g/t, tungsten up to 6,550 ppm, and copper up to 15.85%.
  • GoldHaven confirmed initial gold mineralization in Brazil at its Copeçal West Target with drilling returning 39 meters at 0.11 g/t gold.
  • Skeena Resources completed permitting for its Eskay Creek Project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle \& is advancing construction.
  • Artemis Gold reported 2025 full-year production of 192,808 ounces with a Q4 average realized price of US$4,168 per ounce.
  • Artemis Gold expects 2026 production of 265,000-290,000 ounces at AISC of US$925-US$1,025 while advancing Phase 1A expansion.
  • OR Royalties acquired Terraco Gold Corp, adding net smelter return royalties for the Spring Valley Gold Project in Nevada.
  • DPM Metals reported 2025 revenue of $950 million, adjusted net earnings of $443 million, \& free cash flow of $505 million.
  • DPM Metals holds no debt \& authorized up to $200 million in share buybacks for 2026 while advancing its Čoka Rakita project.
  • The article notes that all technical information was reviewed by Qualified Persons, though it includes a disclaimer that the content is a paid advertisement \& not personalized financial advice.