Hi-View Resources Inc. announced that effective January 12, 2025, its common shares will begin trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the new symbol “GXLD,” replacing its former OTCQB designation of HVWRF. The change reflects the company’s strategic repositioning as a focused copper-gold exploration outfit. CEO R. Nick Horsley emphasized that the new symbol aligns with Hi-View’s advancing asset portfolio and supports its goal of strengthening corporate identity during the next growth phase. Investors should note that all shareholdings and account positions will carry over seamlessly to the new symbol on the CSE trading platform.

Throughout 2025, Hi-View completed three equity financings totaling CAD 6.2 million to fund land acquisitions and field programs in northern British Columbia’s Toodoggone District. The company expanded its land package to 29,163 hectares—an increase of 4,732 hectares—through four option agreements and two direct claim stakes. High-priority additions include the 1,912-hectare Northern Claims area and the 1,083-hectare Saunders and Nub Projects, both adjacent to known porphyry corridors. Hi-View’s flagship Golden Stranger Project saw a ground magnetics and VLF survey covering 2.4 square kilometers, while soil sampling at Lawyer’s East returned a new copper-molybdenum anomaly measuring 1.4 by 1.0 kilometer, with peak values of 673 ppm Cu and 93 ppm Mo. Management plans to deploy a CAD 4.1 million exploration budget in 2026, prioritizing drill-ready targets and leveraging strong share register support.