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Highlights

  • Acquisition totals 613.24 hectares adjacent to Amarc and Freeport’s AuRORA porphyry target
  • New claims expand Hi-View’s holdings near Amarc’s JOY Property in Toodoggone region
  • Follow-up exploration planning underway across 9,787 hectares including Golden Stranger and Lawyers blocks

Hi-View Resources Inc. (CSE: HVW; OTCQB: HVWRF; FSE: B63) has signed an agreement with three independent vendors to acquire a 100% interest in 613.24 hectares of mineral claims in British Columbia’s Toodoggone region. The claims are located adjacent to the western edge of Amarc Resources Ltd.'s JOY Property, where a recent porphyry discovery by Amarc and Freeport-McMoRan Inc. has drawn industry attention.

The newly acquired claims lie contiguous to Hi-View’s Lawyers East claim block, placing the company in strategic proximity to ongoing high-profile exploration. The Amarc and Freeport partnership announced a discovery at the AuRORA porphyry target in January 2025, which has been characterized as potentially the highest-grade porphyry find in British Columbia to date.

In the broader Toodoggone region, exploration investment has accelerated. Thesis Gold attracted a $24.5 million investment from Centerra Gold to fund drilling at the Lawyers-Ranch complex, and Skeena Resources sold its Sophia project while committing $11.5 million to further development in the area.

Hi-View Resources is now advancing exploration plans for its 9,787-hectare land package, which includes the Golden Stranger Project as well as the Lawyers South, East, and West claims. Historic drilling at Golden Stranger and the underexplored Southeast Block are expected to be focal points in the company’s upcoming exploration season.

This acquisition reinforces Hi-View’s land position in a region gaining increasing exploration momentum, though no timelines for drilling or resource estimation have yet been announced by the company.