Northwire Canada EditionTuesday, November 10, 2026
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Gold 4,082.00 −0.8% Silver 52.19 −0.9% Copper 6.29 −0.9% Oil 84.73 −2.4% Palladium 1,028.25 +0.7% SUM 1.32 +2.3% SGML 8.35 +1.6% BOGO 0.790 +6.8% SGC 0.095 +0.0% MANU 0.150 +0.0% GMA 0.200 +0.0% ONAU 0.475 +8.0% TGOL 0.130 +0.0% MD 0.320 +0.0% SAG 0.660 +6.5% SNAG 0.195 −9.3% GSKR 2.96 +4.2% EVER 0.180 −5.3% NAM 0.140 +0.0% EXCL 0.110 +10.0% EDG 0.340 −4.2% Gold 4,082.00 −0.8% Silver 52.19 −0.9% Copper 6.29 −0.9% Oil 84.73 −2.4% Palladium 1,028.25 +0.7% SUM 1.32 +2.3% SGML 8.35 +1.6% BOGO 0.790 +6.8% SGC 0.095 +0.0% MANU 0.150 +0.0% GMA 0.200 +0.0% ONAU 0.475 +8.0% TGOL 0.130 +0.0% MD 0.320 +0.0% SAG 0.660 +6.5% SNAG 0.195 −9.3% GSKR 2.96 +4.2% EVER 0.180 −5.3% NAM 0.140 +0.0% EXCL 0.110 +10.0% EDG 0.340 −4.2%
Drill Results

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Executive Summary

  • GoldHaven Resources filed a NI 43‑101 technical report for its Magno Polymetallic Project, highlighting high‑grade silver‑lead‑zinc samples and record indium concentrations.
  • Aurania Resources reported strong nickel‑cobalt assay results from the historic Balangero Nickel‑Cobalt Project in Italy.
  • Manganese X Energy advanced geotechnical drilling and metallurgical optimisation for its Battery Hill Pre‑Feasibility Study in New Brunswick.

Key Details

  • GoldHaven – Magno Project (BC, Canada)
  • NI 43‑101 report validates a 37,204‑ha intrusion‑related hydrothermal system with copper‑gold, silver‑lead‑zinc, tungsten‑skarn and critical mineralisation.
  • Grab samples: up to 2,370 g/t Ag, >20 % Pb, 19.25 % Zn; 45 of 357 samples >100 g/t Ag.
  • Indium values up to 334 ppm (highest recorded in Cassiar District).
  • Tungsten: 32 samples >1,000 ppm, peak 6,550 ppm at Vines Lake; consistent 500‑5,000 ppm across targets.
  • $2.0 M flow‑through private placement announced to fund 2026 exploration (3D modelling, drill target refinement, permitting).

  • Aurania Resources – Balangero Nickel‑Cobalt Project (Northern Italy)

  • Assay results from 28 samples: Ni 1,560–2,015 ppm (avg 1,763 ppm), Co 81.5–108 ppm, Cu 16.2–146 ppm.
  • Historic awaruite (Ni‑Fe alloy) present; tailings already crushed <4 cm with existing power, railhead and road access.

  • Manganese X Energy – Battery Hill Project (New Brunswick, Canada)

  • Pre‑Feasibility Study advancement: initiation of geotechnical drilling (3 holes, ~550 m total) to define pit slopes, stability, hydrogeology.
  • Ongoing metallurgical optimisation with Kemetco Research Inc.; environmental, social and First Nations engagement progressing.

  • Northern Graphite – USE‑G R&D Program

  • Three‑year EU‑funded project (total €1.70 M; German Ministry contributes €1.14 M) to develop HF‑free graphite purification, sustainable coatings, and recycling from spent Li‑ion batteries.
  • Partners: Rain Carbon Germany GmbH, H.C. Starck Tungsten GmbH, Friedrich Schiller University Jena.

  • FPX Nickel – Baptiste Nickel Project (BC, Canada)

  • 2025 field program assay: Hole 25GM‑01 – 290.65 m @ 0.134 % DTR Ni (incl. 194.30 m @ 0.142 % within planned pit shell), confirming resource model grades.
  • Completed ~1,935 m of geotechnical, hydrogeological and condemnation drilling; environmental assessment commenced Jan 2026 with public comment through Mar 2026.

Notable Quotes

  • “The filing of the Magno NI 43‑101 technical report represents an important step in advancing one of the most prospective polymetallic projects in the Cassiar district.” – Rob Birmingham, CEO, GoldHaven Resources
  • “Advancing geotechnical precision and continuing metallurgical optimisation are critical steps in strengthening the foundation of our Pre‑Feasibility Study.” – Martin Kepman, CEO, Manganese X Energy
  • “Europe's energy transition depends on secure, sustainable and independent graphite supply chains.” – Hugues Jacquemin, CEO, Northern Graphite

Materiality Assessment: Non‑Material – Positive (the release provides multiple positive operational updates but does not contain earnings, major financing, or M&A that would be deemed material).

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