Welcome to our dedicated page for Teras Resources news (Ticker: TRARF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Teras Resources stock.
The news page for Teras Resources Inc. (TRARF) brings together company-issued updates and regulatory-related announcements that explain how this mining-sector issuer is managing its projects, audits, and listing status. Teras has identified the Cahuilla project in Imperial County, California as its main project and has also referred to a Montana project known as the Watseca project, so many news items focus on developments connected to these assets.
Readers can expect news that discusses delays or progress in completing audited financial statements, applications for cease trade orders or management cease trade orders, and changes in trading status on the TSX Venture Exchange. Teras has reported a cease trade order from the Alberta Securities Commission, a halt in trading, and a subsequent move of its listing to the NEX board after it did not file audited financial reports for certain fiscal years.
Another key theme in Teras’s news flow is funding and project-level transactions. For example, the company has announced an agreement with NatBridge Resources Ltd. to begin divesting its Cahuilla project, with the stated goal of obtaining funds to complete three years of audits and to advance its Montana and other projects. News releases also contain extensive cautionary language about forward-looking information, outlining the risks and uncertainties that may affect exploration activities and financing plans.
Investors and researchers who follow TRARF can use this news stream to monitor how Teras addresses audit backlogs, regulatory requirements, and strategic decisions involving its Cahuilla and Montana projects. Checking this page regularly provides context on the company’s disclosed steps toward restoring or maintaining trading status and advancing its mineral projects.
Teras Resources (OTC: TRARF; TSXV: TRA.V) advises shareholders that failure to file audited financials for fiscal 2022 and 2023 moved its TSXV listing to NEX and the company is currently not trading. Management says COVID-era difficulties prevented renewal of the Cahuilla land lease and fundraising for the project, delaying audits.
On October 18, 2025 Teras signed an agreement with NatBridge Resources Ltd. to begin divesting the Cahuilla project. Proceeds are intended to fund completion of three years of audits and to restart the process to renew the TRA.V listing. Further transaction and audit progress updates will be released later.
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