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GoldHaven Drops Quarterly Filing, Hires IR Firm at C$10K/Month
GoldHaven Resources drops quarterly filings under a Canadian pilot program and hires Simone Capital for C$10K/month in IR services. The junior explorer's Magno tungsten project in B.C. remains the flagship.
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GoldHaven Resources is done with quarterly reports. The junior explorer said Monday it will switch to semi-annual financial reporting under a Canadian securities pilot program, cutting the number of interim filings from three per year to one.
The move, allowed under Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933, exempts GoldHaven from filing interim financial statements and management discussion and analysis for its first and third fiscal quarters. The company's fiscal year ends July 31. It will not file reports for the three and nine months ended April 30, 2026, or for any subsequent quarters ending October 31 and April 30 while it remains eligible.
The pilot program is designed for venture issuers. GoldHaven confirmed it meets the criteria.
Separately, the company signed a six-month consulting agreement with Simone Capital Corp. for investor relations and capital markets services. Simone Capital will handle non-deal roadshows, introductory meetings, daily outreach to investors, social media campaigns, webinars, and advisory work. The contract starts July 1 and runs six months unless terminated earlier.