Teuton Announces Assay Results that Confirm Porphyry-Style Copper Mineralization at Eastern Magnetic Anomaly, Ram Property, Golden Triangle, BC

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January 12, 2026 – TheNewswire- Victoria, BC – Teuton Resources Corp.(“Teuton” or the “Company”) (“TUO” –TSX-V) (“TEUTF” – OTCQB) reports assayresults from its 2025 inaugural diamond drill program on the RamProperty, located approximately 7 kilometres (“km”) southwest of the Red Mountain gold-silverdeposit in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. The program comprised1,978 metres (“m”) of NQ-diameter coredrilling in seven drill holes from two drill setups locatedapproximately 625 metres apart, testing two previously unexplainedmagnetic anomalies. The Ram Property is jointly owned with SilverGrail Resources Ltd.

Assay results returned elevated gold, copper and molybdenum valuesacross multiple zones, with individual assays that range from nil to3.64 grams per tonne (“g/t”) gold (“Au”), nil to 3,294 parts per million (“ppm”) copper (“Cu”), andnil to 489 ppm molybdenum (“Mo”), confirmingthe presence of a broad mineralized system and supporting furtherfollow-up work.

2025 Ram Project Drill Highlights Include:

• Assay results confirm that the Eastern Magnetic Anomaly represents aporphyry-style copper-gold-molybdenum system 

• Long, continuous intervals of copper mineralization intersected at theEastern Magnetic Anomaly within an altered magnetite-bearingmultiphase intrusive complex, including: 

  • 91.00 m grading 303 ppm Cu (RAM25-002, 6.00 –97.00 m) 

  • 152.00 m grading 292 ppm Cu (RAM25-002, 179.00– 331.00 m) 

  • 163.40 m grading 151 ppm Cu (RAM25-007 173.60– 337.00 m) 

• Elevated molybdenum values, locally exceeding 100 ppm and up to 489ppm, support the interpretation of a fertile porphyry environment 

• Drilling at the Western Magnetic Anomaly intersected narrow,near-surface, higher-grade Au ± Cu ± Mo vein mineralization,including 1.00 m grading 3.64 g/t Au inRAM25-004 (180.50–181.50 m). 

Results validate interpretations from the September 10, 2025,visual-results news release and confirm that both magnetic anomaliesare associated with significant mineralization

Dino Cremonese, P.Eng., CEO of Teuton,commented: “We are encouraged that assayresults have now confirmed what we interpreted from visual logging andsurface work earlier in the program. Drilling has demonstrated thatthe Eastern Magnetic Anomaly is directly related to acopper-molybdenum-gold porphyry system, characterized by broad zonesof continuous copper mineralization. While grades are modest at thisstage, the scale and consistency of mineralization confirm alegitimate porphyry copper exploration target at Ram. In addition,localized higher-grade vein intersections at the Western Anomalyhighlight a potentially related broader mineralizing system.”

Table 1 2025 Drill Results - RamProperty - Length-Weighted Composites

* Length reported is drill length – truethicknesses are unknown

Technical Results

The 2025 drill program tested two previously unexplained magneticanomalies. These anomalies are spatially distinct, and drilling hasconfirmed that each is associated with a different style ofmineralization. The Eastern Magnetic Anomaly is associated with alarge, altered, magnetite-bearing, multiphase intrusive complexhosting porphyry-style copper ± molybdenum ± gold mineralization,whereas the Western Magnetic Anomaly is associated with magneticpyrrhotite-rich mineralization and localized, Au ± Cu ± Mo veins.

Eastern Magnetic Anomaly

Assay results from drill holes RAM25-001, RAM25-002, and RAM25-007confirm that the Eastern Magnetic Anomaly is caused by a large,multiphase, magnetite-bearing porphyritic intrusion hostingporphyry-style copper ± molybdenum ± gold mineralization.

Drilling intersected long, continuous intervals of disseminated andvein-related copper mineralization spatially coincident with strongportions of the approximately 1 km long by 150 m widenorth–south-oriented magnetic high, including:

• 152.00 m grading 292 ppm Cu (RAM25-002, 179.00– 331.00 m) 

• 91.00 m grading 303 ppm Cu (RAM25-002, 6.00 –97.00 m) 

• 163.40 m grading 151 ppm Cu (RAM25-007, 173.60– 337.00 m) 

• 34.00 m grading 424 ppm Cu (RAM25-001,204.00–238.00 m) 

Copper mineralization occurs within and adjacent to alteredmagnetite-bearing intrusive phases and is associated withquartz-calcite-pyrite-chalcopyrite stockwork veining and blebbydisseminated chalcopyrite, consistent with visual observationsreported previously. Elevated molybdenum values, locally exceeding 100ppm Mo (and up to 468 ppm), further support the interpretation of afertile porphyry environment.

Although copper grades are relatively low, the scale, continuity, andgeochemical signature of the mineralization confirm that the EasternMagnetic Anomaly represents a significant porphyry copper explorationtarget that remains mostly untested by drilling and is open alongstrike and at depth.

Western Magnetic Anomaly

Assay results from drill holes targeting the Western Magnetic Anomalyconfirm the presence of localized vein-related mineralization,consistent with visual logging and surface sampling reportedpreviously.

Notable intersections include:

• 1.00 m grading 3.64 g/t Au, 191 ppm Cu and 79 ppmMo (RAM25-004, 180.50 – 181.50 m) 

• 2.00 m grading 0.43 g/t Au, 2,030 ppm Cu and 225 ppmMo (RAM25-003, 24.25 – 26.25 m) 

•  4.10 m grading 0.19 g/t Au and 2,226 ppm Cu(RAM25-007, 5.00 – 9.10 m)  

These higher-grade intervals are narrow, occur mainly at shallowdepths and correspond with veins observed near the drill hole collarsat surface. High proportions of pyrrhotite ± pyrite with tracechalcopyrite and arsenopyrite noted from visual observations did notyield significant results beyond elevated Cu and arsenic (“As”) values (e.g. 204.00 m grading 103 ppm Cu and110 ppm As; RAM25-03 130 – 334 m).  

The Company continues to evaluate the results of the 2025 program andwill use these data to guide future exploration and drill targeting atthe Ram Property.

Quality Control

Teuton drilled NQ (47.6mm) sized core on the Ram 2025 program. Alldrill core was logged, photographed and cut in half with a diamond sawat Teuton’s core facility in Stewart, northwestern BC. Samples weretypically 2-metres-long but in areas of interest sample sizes werereduced. Half core samples were transported directly from the corefacility to MSALABS preparation laboratory in Terrace BC. Sample pulpswere shipped by MSALABS from the preparation facility to the MSALABSgeochemical laboratory in Langley BC.

At the laboratory, the samples were dried, crushed and pulverizedusing standard rock preparation procedures. Each sample was crushed to70% passing 2 mm, a riffle split 250 g was pulverized to better than85% passing 75 microns (MSALABS Code PRP910). The pulps were thenanalyzed for Au using a 30 g fire assay (MSALABS Code FAS-111). Anadditional 48 elements were tested with a four-acid digestion,multi-element ICP-MS package (MSALABS code IMS-230). Quality controlat the laboratory is maintained by submitting blanks, standards andre-assaying duplicate samples from each analytical batch. Teutonimplemented an internal Quality Assurance/Quality Control program withthe insertion of blanks and certified standards at a ratio of at least1 per 25 samples.  

Qualified Person

Teuton’s disclosure of a technical or scientific nature in this newsrelease has been reviewed and approved by Tony Barresi, Ph.D., P.Geo.,an independent Qualified Person under the definition of NationalInstrument 43-101.

Table 2 2025 Ram Drill HoleLocations and Orientations – Coordinates in NAD83 UTM Zone 9

About Teuton

Teuton owns interests in more than twenty properties inthe prolific “Golden Triangle” area of northwest British Columbiaand was one of the first companies to adopt what has since becomeknown as the “prospect generator” model.  

Teuton was the original staker of the Treaty Creekproperty assembling the core land position in 1985.  It presentlyholds a 20% carried interest in Treaty Creek (carried until such timeas a production decision is made) as well as a 0.98% NSR in the claimscovering the Goldstorm gold-silver-copper deposit.  A 0.49% NSR isowned in the peripheral claims.   Neither of the NSRs is subject to abuy-back.  Teuton also owns many other royalties in claim packagessouth of Seabridge Gold’s KSM property and Newmont Mining’sBrucejack property.   Interested parties can access information aboutTeuton at the Company’s website, www.teuton.com.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TEUTON RESOURCESCORP.

"Dino Cremonese"

Dino Cremonese, P. Eng.,

President and Chief Executive Officer

For further information, please visit theCompany's website at www.teuton.com or contact:

Barry Holmes

Director Corporate Development andCommunications

Tel. 778-430-5680

Email:  bholmesmba@gmail.com

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