Mr. Dino Cremonese reports

TEUTON UPDATES FIVE GOLDEN TRIANGLE DRILL PROGRAMS

Teuton Resources Corp. is providing an update on progress from various drill programs on its properties situated north and east of Stewart in the Golden Triangle region of northwestern British Columbia.

Four J's property: Optionee Rotation Minerals Ltd. has drilled two holes targeting a prominent airborne geophysical anomaly located approximately 15 kilometres south of Pretium Resources' Valley of the Kings gold deposit (currently the subject of a $1-billion construction project aimed at placing the property into production by mid- to late 2017). These holes intersected zones of quartz breccia mineralized with sphalerite and bournonite (copper-lead antimonial sulphide). In previous drilling on the property, gold and silver values were found to accompany base metals in similar brecciated zones. Also intersected were sections of an altered intrusive closely associated with or next to the breccias. The intrusive has been provisionally identified as Premier porphyry type in composition. Brecciated mudstone with massive to semi-massive pyrite was also intersected.

Rotation can earn a 50-per-cent interest in Four J's from Teuton by spending $1.8-million on the property and an additional 20-per-cent interest by electing to take the property to feasibility.

Del Norte property: Drilling was completed over four weeks ago, and the first samples arrived at the laboratory on Sept. 2, 2016. Three more shipments were sent the following two weeks. Teuton has not yet received assay results from the lab and is uncertain as to when the first results will arrive. When complete results are available for the three holes drilled into the postulated porphyry zone, the company plans on making a release. A final report on the results of the magnetotelluric survey carried out over the area of drilling is also awaiting the assays.

Big Gold property: Drilling is complete, and the first batch of samples has been sent out for assay. The first set of holes were drilled to test depth extensions of gold-bearing mineralization sampled on surface from an eight-metre-wide outcrop of quartz sericite schist. These holes encountered multiple subparallel zones mineralized with varying amounts of pyrite, the same sulphide identified on surface. One of these zones, approximately a 10-metre intersection (true width is presently unknown), also contains sphalerite, as well as occasional strands of chalcopyrite, two sulphides not seen on surface.

Clone property: Six holes have been completed to date intersecting mineralization consistent with that exposed on surface.

Pearson property: Drilling of this property has been deferred until 2017 in order to properly define drill targets. Geochemical and geophysical data have yet to be fully assessed.

Treaty Creek joint venture property: Teuton has not received an update on progress of drilling at the Treaty Creek property from operator Tudor Gold.

Photographs of selected portions from various of the drill programs mentioned may be made available for viewing on the company's website once logging and diamond sawing of the core have been completed.

About Teuton

Teuton owns interests in more than 30 properties in the prolific Golden Triangle area of northwestern British Columbia and was one of the first companies to adopt what has since become known as the prospect generator model. Ten of its properties are currently under option, and cash proceeds from these options have exceeded $1-million in the past 12 months, not including the value of shares received from the optioning companies.

The qualified person for this news release is D. Cremonese, PEng, who, as president and chief executive officer, is not independent of the company.

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