Integra Resources (ITR) investor relations material

Portfolio growth strategy

• Production targeted to rise from 70,000–75,000 oz in 2026 to 200,000 oz when DeLamar comes online, then 250,000–300,000 oz with Nevada North.

• Florida Canyon cash flow is intended to fund growth and permitting across DeLamar and Nevada North, reducing reliance on annual market financings.

Florida Canyon operations and outlook

• The 2026 technical report extends mine life to 2033, adding eight years beyond the two years operated since acquisition; reserve growth came in part from drilling near existing operations.

• Life-of-mine production is projected at 80,000–85,000 oz annually over the next eight years, versus 70,000–75,000 oz guided for 2026.

• The next eight years are expected to generate an average $90 million of free cash flow; life-of-mine AISC is projected to decline to just over $2,300.

• 2026 costs reflect Central Pit pre-stripping, replacement equipment and heap-leach expansion brought forward from 2027; eight Caterpillar 785 trucks and two shovels support efficiency.

• Production was 70,000 tons/day amid lower grades; higher grades from the Central Pit next year are expected to support the 80,000–85,000 oz range. 2026 guidance remains 70,000–75,000 oz.

Florida Canyon exploration

• A 43,000 m drilling program is underway in 2026; saddle targets have returned grades 2–3x current mining grades, including 0.84 over 35 m and 0.83 over 29 m at Radio Tower.

• Drilling through the north dump is testing the northern Madre Shear Zone extension; mining the dump is expected to provide access for resource conversion.

• A 7,000 m Standard Mine program is planned for the balance of 2026 to assess a satellite deposit for trucking to Florida Canyon, 8 km away.