GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: ATUMF), a Canadian junior exploration company active in the Maricunga Gold Belt of Northern Chile, leverages a goal to identify and capitalize on valuable precious metal projects in mineral-rich districts with stable political jurisdictions. Earlier this year, the company entered into agreements to acquire seven promising gold projects located within the gold-rich Maricunga Belt. The timing may help to revitalize the mining district, which straddles the border of Chile and Argentina and has seen a sharp decline over the last decade, having been hit particularly hard in 2020. A recent article discussing this reads, “According to the ‘Northern Miner’ (https://ibn.fm/TWOlX), new projects in the area could bring revitalization to the Chilean economy, which has suffered greatly due to the coronavirus pandemic. The government is supportive of these efforts and wants to see these new jobs created. A series of tax breaks for investors has been proposed that includes instant depreciation of capital investments begun by December 2022 and a tax credit worth 25% of the salary of each new job created.”
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About GoldHaven Resources Corp.
GoldHaven is a Canadian junior exploration company active in the Maricunga Gold Belt of Northern Chile. The Maricunga measures 150 km north-south and 30 km. east-west and is host to discoveries in the last 10 years of 100M oz. gold; 450M oz. silver and 13 billion lbs. copper. The company has agreements in place to acquire seven projects with extensive surface study. GoldHaven has identified four of its seven properties as “high-priority targets,” three of which the company plans to drill commencing January 2021. These priority targets were designated as such due, first, to the analytical work that has been completed on all the properties and, second, to their relative locations in respect to existing deposits. One such existing project is Coya, located approximately 16 km. northeast of the La Coipa mine, where Kinross extracted over 6.2 million oz. Other existing projects include Rio Loa and Alicia, which are respectively 25 km. and 30 km. distance from GoldHaven’s Salares Norte deposit with a discovery of 5M oz. gold, 450M oz. silver and 13B oz. copper. For more information about the company, visit www.GoldHavenResources.com.
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