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Teako Minerals (OTC:TMINF) received approval for a NOK 1,100,000 (about C$160,000) grant to fund an exploration program at its 100%-owned high-grade Tynset Cu-Zn-Ag VMS project in Norway.
Hedmark Fylkeskraft will fund 75%, Tynset Municipality 12.5%, and Teako 12.5%. The work aims to advance priority targets to drill-ready status before an expected H2 2026 drilling campaign.
Teako (OTC:TMINF) signed a non-binding LOI with MERIDIANA Capital Group for a recapitalization creating a German-listed, silver-focused exploration company (the “Resulting Issuer”). Teako will contribute a 90% interest in seven Norwegian high-grade silver projects via a new subsidiary valued at €3,600,000.
Teako is to receive €100,000 cash and €3,500,000 in Resulting Issuer shares, expected to equal about 38.4% ownership, plus a 10% free carried interest in each project to Final Investment Decision. The Resulting Issuer will target €2,250,000 in exploration spending over three years.