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Strategies & Market Trends : Dino's Bar & Grill

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To: Goose94 who wrote (105902)5/24/2021 4:05:49 PM
From: Goose94Read Replies (2) of 202401
 
Westhaven Gold (WHN-V) 40,000-metre drill program is not only hitting more high-grade — it’s finding that gold in entirely new zones.

Westhaven Gold recently announced high-grade gold drill results from multiple zones at its flagship Shovelnose Gold property.

The company controls a dominant land package across the new Spences Bridge Gold Belt in south central B.C., encompassing four large gold properties with numerous high-potential targets. Insiders (Board and Management) own 25% of the shares, making their interests perfectly aligned with shareholders.

For only about a Cdn$85 million market cap you get exposure to one of today’s best high-grade, low-sulphidation, epithermal gold discoveries in a safe Tier 1 jurisdiction...a discovery with the potential to become the next Hishikari, Fruta del Norte, Kupol or Las Chispas.

With an active 40,000 meter drill program now expanding resources in one of the more extraordinary discoveries of recent years, Westhaven offers an exceptional risk-reward balance at current share-price levels.

May 12, '21 NR Westhaven Gold Hits High-Grade Gold at Multiple Zones at Shovelnose: 15.97 Metres of 9.15 g/t Gold and 27.43 g/t Silver at FMN Zone and 79.00 Metres of 2.73 g/t Gold and 15.78 g/t Silver at South Zone money.tmx.com
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