Integra Resources (ITR) Corporate presentation summary

Strategic vision and growth trajectory

• Focused on profitable mining operations, rapid project development, prudent capital allocation, and M&A, with a growing presence in the Great Basin region of the USA.

• Transitioning from operational stabilization in 2025–2026 to significant growth in 2027–2028, driven by project advancements and increased production.

• Multiple near-term catalysts include a 50,000-meter drill program, permitting milestones, and project financing initiatives.

• Cash flow from Florida Canyon supports the advancement of DeLamar and Nevada North, underpinning a multi-asset growth platform.

• Leadership team and board bring deep mining, development, and capital markets experience, supported by major institutional and strategic investors.

Key assets and operational highlights

• Florida Canyon Mine (Nevada): Producing asset with 2026 guidance of 70–75koz Au, growing to 80–85koz Au from 2027, and $0.8B in after-tax free cash flow over an extended mine life to 2033.

• DeLamar Project (Idaho): Feasibility study shows after-tax NPV5% of $1.9B, 10-year mine life, and average production of 106koz AuEq; NEPA permitting underway with a Record of Decision expected in 2027.

• Nevada North Project (Nevada): PEA-stage, 13-year LOM, average production of ~80koz AuEq, and significant exploration upside; PFS targeted for 2027.

• Peer-leading resource inventory of 7.7Moz AuEq M&I and 4.3Moz AuEq Inferred across three assets.

Financial and corporate structure

• 202.8M basic shares outstanding, $106M cash balance as of March 31, 2026, and strong institutional and strategic investor base including Wheaton, Alamos, and Beedie.

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