Teako Minerals Corp. has officially commenced its 2026 field program at the Tynset copper-zinc-silver (Cu-Zn-Ag) volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) project located in central Norway. This initiative aims to enhance the company’s existing geological datasets and establish high-priority drill targets in the Storbekken Priority 1 target area. The field program will encompass detailed geological mapping, systematic sampling, and an Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical survey, with the first diamond drilling expected to begin between Q4 2026 and Q1 2027.
In addition to the fieldwork, Teako has expanded the Tynset Project by securing four new exploration licenses that cover the high-priority Nonsvola and Vingelen target areas, thereby increasing the strike length of the prospective volcanic belt. The company has engaged Geovisor Oy to conduct approximately 10 line kilometres of IP surveying, set to commence in mid-October 2026, which will play a crucial role in refining drill targets.
The 2026 field program is designed to improve the understanding of the geological and structural characteristics of the area, focusing on the identification of key lithological contacts and the characterization of mineralized outcrops. The integration of geochemical and spectral data will enhance the interpretation of geophysical results, ultimately guiding the drilling efforts towards the most promising areas.
The Tynset Project, which is 100% owned by Teako, spans 121 square kilometres and includes 14 granted exploration claims. It is strategically located near established infrastructure, including a railway and national road, facilitating access to deep-sea ports. Historical data from previous exploration efforts indicate a favourable geological setting for Cu-Zn-Ag VMS mineralization, with significant soil and stream sediment anomalies suggesting the potential for new discoveries.
Teako’s commitment to leveraging advanced exploration technologies and strategic partnerships underscores its goal of addressing the increasing demand for critical minerals while delivering value to shareholders. The company’s focus on the Tynset Project, alongside its broader portfolio of over 60 projects in Norway, positions it well within the competitive landscape of mineral exploration and development.
