Teako Minerals Corp. has commenced its 2026 field program at the Tynset copper-zinc-silver project in central Norway, alongside expanding the property through four newly granted exploration licences.

The current work program incorporates detailed geological and structural mapping, systematic outcrop sampling, and approximately 10 line kilometres of Induced Polarization geophysical surveying across the Storbekken Priority 1 target area. Geovisor Oy has been engaged to complete the geophysical survey, which is scheduled to begin in mid-October 2026.

Data gathered from the field program and geophysical survey will be integrated to refine subsurface geometry and electrical responses, helping vector toward potential massive sulphide mineralization. Teako expects to conduct its first diamond drill testing of priority targets at the project between the fourth quarter of 2026 and the first quarter of 2027.

The newly staked and granted exploration licences cover the Nonsvola and Vingelen target areas, extending the prospective strike length of the bimodal Hersjø Volcanic belt within the 100%-owned project. The property covers 14 granted exploration claims spanning 121 square kilometres, with approximately 29 kilometres of prospective strike length supported by established regional infrastructure including roads and a railway line connected to deep-sea ports.

Exploration activities at Tynset are partially supported by a NOK 1,100,000 grant approved in July 2026 by Hedmark Fylkeskraft AS and Tynset Municipality.

Read the full announcement: Teako Commences Field Program at Tynset Copper-Zinc-Silver Project and Secures Contractor for Induced Polarization Survey