Filmed with the Teako team across Norway: the ports the oil era built, the archives it left behind, and the belts where exploration is returning. A story about bringing the miners back.
Teako Minerals Corp. · CSE: TMINAdvancing core copper projects.3 main copper projects9 partner-funded>5,000 km²
TEAKO MINERALS
Copper & critical minerals exploration in Norway.
Three main copper projects advanced toward discovery, nine projects already partner-funded, and a nationwide portfolio of 71 100%-owned projects across more than 5,000 km² feeding the pipeline: one integrated model, built on public and proprietary exploration data.
A growing polymetallic portfolioof partner-funded projects.
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As of Q3 2026
How Teako works.
Three main copper projects advanced toward discovery, nine more advanced by partners with an interest retained in each, and a nationwide register of 71 100%-owned projects across more than 5,000 km² of Norway available for future partnerships.
The model, in three parts
01DiscoverData-driven exploration toward discovery on the three main copper projects: Tynset, Venna and the Løkken District.
02PartnerProjects outside the three main projects move to project partners, who fund the exploration. Teako retains an interest in every deal; nine projects advanced by partners to date.
03RedeploySelective paid work on partner projects adds revenue that supports the main projects.
Norway’s industrial backbone was built on minerals: the copper works of Røros, Folldal and the silver veins of Kongsberg. Then North Sea oil and gas pulled the country offshore in the 1970s, just as copper and base-metal prices crashed. For forty years almost nobody looked at the ground. The rocks are all still here.
Norway neighbours the proven mining jurisdictions of Sweden and Finland, with complex geology of its own and two generations less exploration: that gap on the map is the position Teako spent years analysing, then staked. And the data is public: a century of Geological Survey of Norway programs and predecessors’ millions already in the ground.
Fifty years of offshore oil built Norway’s deep-water ports and airports; the road network runs through more than 1,260 tunnels, and 1,190 named fjords connect the coast to deep water. Almost anywhere in Norway, you are close to the next port, on stable renewable power and low electricity prices. The infrastructure bill has already been paid.
“…I, at least, am very positive that here we must investigate and try to facilitate and do our best, so as to see what this can become.” Merethe Millemoen, Mayor of Tynset for eleven years, speaking during filming in 2026. Translated from Norwegian.
Exploring across Norway’s geological inheritance.
From the copper-zinc belts of central Norway to uranium-REE ground in the north: Teako sits on a strategic basket of critical minerals. Copper VMS is explored by Teako itself; the wider portfolio is advanced with and by partners, as Europe works to secure its supply chains.
Copper & Base Metals
The main projects.
VMS copper-zinc on the belts of central Norway, anchored by the 100%-owned Tynset and Venna projects and 90–100%-owned ground across the wider Løkken District.
Rare earth projects in Vestfold and Telemark, prospective for REE, phosphate, iron and titanium, sold to Fritzøe Skoger AS, with a 10% right to proceeds on disposition retained.
Seventy-one 100%-owned exploration projects across more than 5,000 km² of Norway: a copper-zinc VMS core in central Norway anchored by Tynset, Venna and the Løkken District, with uranium-REE and iron-titanium ground beyond it. Nine further projects are advanced by partners.
Focus on discovery and partnering. Nine projects advanced by partners, United Minerals and Treschow-Fritzøe: exploration funded by partners while Teako retains an interest in every project transferred, at no exploration cost to the company. Deal structures span outright sales, free carried interests, equity exposure, work commitments, and other economic interests.
132,494,828 shares outstanding, listed on the CSE with trading in Frankfurt and a quotation on the OTC markets. Multiple insiders and strategic investors. Top 5 shareholders and Insiders own ~70% of the shares.
The EU Critical Raw Materials Act sets binding 2030 targets for domestic extraction as Europe works to secure its supply chains, and Norway ranks among the world’s most attractive mining jurisdictions.