Core Viewpoint - Teuton Resources Corp. is actively drilling at its Ram property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, focusing on newly discovered mineralized zones that show potential for both porphyry copper-gold and VMS systems [1][3]. Group 1: Market Context and Regional Significance - The Ram property is located in a highly active exploration area, with recent discoveries by Goliath Resources and Dolly Varden Silver enhancing interest in the southern Golden Triangle [3]. - Teuton's land position, established over 30 years ago, is now strategically positioned as "islands" within Goliath's expanded holdings, potentially benefiting from regional exploration momentum [3]. Group 2: Discovery Details - The Malachite zone is a 450m x 150m porphyritic outcrop with significant malachite staining and magnetite veinlets, showing gold-copper mineralization from surface sampling in 2024 [4]. - Selected results indicate porphyry-style copper-gold mineralization with gold grades up to 7.01 g/t and copper grades reaching 8.24% in a separate VMS system [5][6]. Group 3: Statistical Summary - A total of 35 grab samples were taken, with 14 sawcut channel samples averaging 1m [7]. - The Mitch VMS zone, located 500m southwest of the Malachite zone, contains massive sulfide stringers with robust precious metal grades [8]. Group 4: Exploration Timeline and Strategy - Drilling is currently underway at the Ram property, targeting both the Malachite and Mitch zones [14]. - The exploration program is designed to systematically test near-surface high-grade VMS targets and deeper porphyry potential, maximizing discovery probability across multiple deposit models [15]. Group 5: Clone Property—An Additional Opportunity - Recent surface work at the Clone property has identified promising gold-copper values, with plans for an IP geophysical survey scheduled for September 2025 [16][18]. - The new target area at the Clone property shows widespread copper rock geochemical anomalies and gold values reaching 93.7 g/t, suggesting potential for a buried porphyry deposit [17][19].