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Teuton Resources Corp V.TUO

Alternate Symbol(s):  TEUTF

Teuton Resources Corp. is a Canada-based exploration stage company. The Company is in the business of acquiring, exploring and dealing in mineral properties in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It owns interests in more than thirty properties in the prolific Golden Triangle area of northwest British Columbia. The Company’s property portfolio includes, Treaty Creek Property, Eskay Rift Property, Harry Property, Del Norte Property, Lord Nelson Property, Orion Property, Big Gold Property, Tonga Property, Fiji Property, King Tut Property, Tuck Property, High North Property, Delta Property, Fairweather Property, Tennyson Property, Pearson Property, Clone Property, Four J’s Property, Konkin Silver Property, Midas Property, Bay Silver Property, Bonsai Property, Gold Mountain Property, Ram Property, Silver Leduc Property, Stamp Property, and Treaty East Property. The Lord Nelson claims lie immediately north of Teuton’s Del Norte property.


TSXV:TUO - Post by User

Comment by Larry60on Apr 02, 2024 10:50am
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RE:RE:RE:Thanks Rockport1

RE:RE:RE:Thanks Rockport1highper, what they got for the NSR was a dictate of the market.  Very competitive market for NSRs over the past few years as that is the only space in mining that saw significant fund flows.   Why they sold was becasue of the liquidity issues.

As for the debt of $188M, it pales in comparison to the approx. $1 BILLION they spent building Magino.  They funded most of that with equity.  When cost overuns hit, valuation got smacked and the subsequent raises diluted the bajeebees out of it.

If Magino cost $1 Billion, what to you think TC up in the glacial  mountains will cost???????





highper wrote: argonaut at first glance appears to have been under severe financial distressnear the point when they sold their nsr..They had $188 million in debt and they were having teething difficulties with magino. I suspect the price they got for their nsr was dictated by their need for cash. I'm not going in to the weeds to flesh out my opinion cause the argonaut story is a waste of my time...


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