Hi-View Resources to Rebrand as GXLD, Expands Land Package to 27,791 ha with Cu-Au Anomalies
Hi-View Resources Inc. will adopt the new trading symbol GXLD on the Canadian Securities Exchange effective January 12, 2025. During 2025 the company completed multiple equity financings, expanded its Toodoggone District land package to over 27,791 hectares and reported soil anomalies up to 673 ppm Cu and 0.531 ppm Au.
1. Trading Symbol Transition to GXLD
Hi-View Resources Inc. (OTCQB: HVWRF), a mineral exploration company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange and OTCQB, will adopt a new trading symbol, GXLD, effective January 12, 2025. The change affects common shares currently trading under CSE: HVW, OTCQB: HVWRF and FSE: B63. This rebranding aligns the Company’s market identity with its copper-gold focus and coincides with the opening bell on January 12, when Canadian investors will see GXLD replace the previous symbols. All existing shareholdings will automatically transition to the new symbol; no shareholder action is required.
2. Reinforced Exploration Profile and Shareholder Value
CEO R. Nick Horsley stated that the new GXLD symbol reflects Hi-View’s evolution into a focused copper-gold explorer. The Company holds 100% ownership or options on over 27,791 hectares in British Columbia’s Toodoggone region, including the Golden Stranger, Lawyers and Borealis projects. Recent soil sampling at Lawyers East returned up to 93 ppm molybdenum and 673 ppm copper over a 1.4 km by 1 km anomaly, underscoring high-priority porphyry potential. With disciplined capital management—having completed multiple equity financings in 2025—and a strengthened geological pipeline, Hi-View aims to drive systematic exploration programs and deliver long-term value under its new market identifier, GXLD.