Teako Minerals (TMINF) updated its Norwegian exploration portfolio, including completed partner-funded agreements and the relinquishment of its 90% Løkken district interest. It holds interests in 79 projects covering approximately 5,446 km², including nine under definitive partner-funded agreements. Seven projects covering approximately 406 km² remain under a non-binding letter of intent with MERIDIANA, contemplating €3,500,000 in equity and €100,000 in cash.
The relinquishment terminated all related obligations; Teako retains the larger, wholly owned Løkken Ophiolite portion. Assays from Tynset and Venna remain pending. Teako expects Tynset's ground electrical survey to start in mid-October 2026, with priority drill-hole definition completed during Q4 2026. Remaining C$0.20 warrants expired unexercised in August 2026, leaving 134,494,828 common shares, 4,700,000 options and no outstanding warrants.
Teako Minerals (TMINF) has completed its 2026 field programs at the 100%-owned Tynset copper-zinc-silver and Venna copper-cobalt-zinc VMS projects in central Norway, advancing drill-target generation.
At Tynset, crews carried out detailed mapping and collected 115 rock chip samples and 106 handheld SDS hammer drill samples across priority targets, including Storbekken, Nonsvola and Vingelen. An induced polarization (IP) ground geophysical survey over the Storbekken Priority 1 target is expected to start in mid-October 2026. Combined IP, 2026 field and historical data are intended to define targets for a maiden diamond drill program currently anticipated between late Q4 2026 and Q1 2027.
At Venna, 180 new rock chip samples and 52 archived samples from Sandsve are being reviewed to finalize analysis. All samples will be sent to ALS in Sweden, with full datasets expected in about 6–8 weeks, and selected data will support two MSc research projects at NTNU.
Teako Minerals (TMINF) launched a refreshed corporate brand, redesigned website and expanded digital presence on September 14, 2026.
The initiative, developed with UK-based agency WAO, adds an updated investor presentation, broader social media activity, a content library and a new in-country documentary series about Norway, Teako’s business model, people and exploration activities.
Teako Minerals (CSE:TMIN, OTC:TMINF) has commenced its 2026 field program at the 100%-owned Tynset Cu-Zn-Ag VMS project in central Norway. Work includes detailed geological and structural mapping, systematic sampling and an Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical survey at the Storbekken Priority 1 target to refine high-priority drill targets.
Teako expects first diamond drilling of priority targets in Q4 2026–Q1 2027. The company has also expanded Tynset by staking and being granted four additional exploration licences covering the Nonsvola and Vingelen target areas, increasing the prospective strike length of the volcanic belt.
Geovisor Oy has been contracted to complete about 10 line km of IP across Storbekken from mid-October 2026, aiming to define anomalies to depths of roughly 200–350 metres and integrate results with surface geology, geochemistry and historical data to optimize drill targeting.
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.