Teuton Reports Encouraging Results from the 4th Hole Drilled in 2025 on the Treaty Creek Property, Golden Triangle, British Columbia

The most recent news release from October 17, 2025, reports "encouraging results" from the fourth hole (GS-25-191) drilled in 2025 on the Treaty Creek Property. This hole intersected the 300 North Zone (300N), 300 Horizon Zone (300H), and the SC-1 Zone structural corridor. Key highlights include a 46.00-meter interval grading 1.85 g/t gold equivalent (AuEq) from 776.50 meters depth, which contained higher-grade sections such as 8.90 meters at 4.30 g/t AuEq and 7.40 meters at 2.17 g/t AuEq. This drilling extends the 300N zone by 55 meters to the southwest and the 300H zone by 110 meters to the northeast, linking these zones along a potential SC-1 Zone structural corridor that now measures approximately 350 meters by 150 meters. The company reiterates that an update to the Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for Treaty Creek is upcoming, which will include a sensitivity analysis for high-grade underground mining potential. Results from the remaining drill holes of the 2025 exploration program are expected in the coming weeks.

This news is a routine positive development. It represents the ongoing execution of the 2025 exploration program at Treaty Creek, Teuton's flagship project, which is operated by its joint venture partner, Tudor Gold. The reported drill intercepts are solid and contribute to the understanding and expansion of the Goldstorm deposit, specifically reinforcing the continuity and potential linkages between the existing 300N and 300H zones and the high-grade SC-1 structural corridor. The grades are encouraging, with an overall interval of 1.85 g/t AuEq over 46 meters and higher-grade internal sections, which is consistent with the project's known characteristics.

However, the results are "encouraging" rather than "exceptional" or "game-changing" when compared to some of the higher-grade intercepts previously reported, such as 11.16 AuEq or 6.29 AuEq. This news primarily serves to incrementally expand the known mineralized footprint and build confidence in the geological model ahead of the anticipated MRE update. It is in line with previous expectations and the strategy outlined by Tudor Gold to define and expand the high-grade SC-1 system. While positive, it does not materially alter the investment thesis or significantly de-risk the project beyond what was established by earlier metallurgical results and the initial positive drill campaign updates.

The mention of the upcoming MRE update and the focus on high-grade underground potential remain the most significant forward-looking aspects, and these results feed into that.

Teuton Resources Corp. (TUO) is a Canadian mineral exploration company primarily focused on gold, silver, and copper properties in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. The company operates under a prospect generator model, holding interests in over thirty properties.

Flagship Project: The Treaty Creek Project in the Golden Triangle of northwestern British Columbia, Canada. * Ownership Structure: Teuton holds a 20% carried interest in the project until a production decision is made, meaning its joint venture partner, Tudor Gold (60% interest holder and operator), covers all exploration costs. American Creek Resources holds the remaining 20% carried interest. * Royalty Interests: Teuton retains a 0.98% Net Smelter Royalty (NSR) on certain core claims within the Treaty Creek property, including the Goldstorm Deposit area, and a 0.49% NSR on peripheral claims in the southern Perfectstorm zone (with an option to increase to 1.49% by paying $1 million). These royalties are royalty-free in terms of buyback options, aside from the option for increasing the southern Perfectstorm royalty. * Development: The project hosts the large Goldstorm Deposit, a gold-copper porphyry system. Recent focus has been on the high-grade Supercell-One (SC-1) complex, a series of subparallel, breccia-hosted structural corridors with high-grade gold mineralization, which overprint the porphyry deposit. Metallurgical testing has shown strong gold recoveries for SC-1 (>85% flotation, >91% POX) and good recoveries for the larger CS-600 domain (80.2% gold, 85.8% copper with an additional leaching step). Tudor Gold is actively advancing the project, including permitting for a 3-kilometer underground exploration ramp to more efficiently access and delineate the high-grade SC-1 zone and other areas. A Mineral Resource Estimate update, incorporating all 2024 and 2025 drilling, is targeted for Q4 2025.