Integra Resources (ITR) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic focus and operational highlights

• Focused on profitable mining in the Great Basin, with Florida Canyon as the principal cash-generating asset and rapid advancement of DeLamar and Nevada North projects.

• Management team and board have deep experience in mining, project development, and capital markets, with a proven track record of successful M&A and project delivery.

• Florida Canyon Mine has been transformed since its 2024 acquisition, with a 74% increase in reserves, 17% higher annual gold production, and an 8-year mine life, generating $0.8B in after-tax free cash flow.

• DeLamar Project in Idaho is advancing through permitting, with a feasibility study showing a $1.9B after-tax NPV5% and 97% IRR at current metal prices, and a 10-year mine life averaging 106koz AuEq per year.

• Nevada North Project offers significant exploration upside, with a 13-year PEA outlining a low-cost, high-margin operation and potential for mine life extension through further drilling.

Financial and corporate structure

• As of June 30, 2026, the company had 202.9M basic shares outstanding and a cash balance of $111M.

• Ownership is split among retail/other (45%), institutions/high net worth (40%), and strategic investors/insiders (15%), with support from major institutions and strategic partners.

• Trades at a discount to junior producer peers, with a unique value proposition from a blend of production and advanced development projects.

Growth pipeline and exploration

• Ongoing 50,000m drill program in 2026 targets resource growth, mine life extension, and development readiness across all assets.

• Florida Canyon's near-mine and dump drilling has identified thick, near-surface gold intercepts, supporting further production growth and mine life extension.

• DeLamar and Nevada North both have significant untapped exploration potential, with DeLamar's BlackSheep and War Eagle targets and Wildcat's expanded mineralized footprint.