Integra Resources (ITR) Status update summary
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Status update summary
26 Jun, 2026Operational transformation and mine plan
Florida Canyon mine has been transformed since its 2024 acquisition, with an updated technical report showing over 11 times the acquisition cost in after-tax free cash flow and a 74% increase in proven and probable reserves to nearly 1.2 million gold ounces.
Mine life has been extended by three years to eight years of active mining plus two years of residual leaching, with annual gold production rising 17% to about 82,000 ounces.
The updated mine plan leverages existing infrastructure, expands heap leach capacity, and incorporates two years of operational data for improved predictability and efficiency.
The mine plan includes staged fleet replacement, operational enhancements, and a focus on self-funding future growth through cash flow.
All expansions and upgrades leverage existing infrastructure, reducing execution risk and supporting future growth.
Resource, reserve, and production profile
Updated mineral reserves stand at 1.19 million ounces of gold, achieved despite two years of mining depletion, driven by exploration, drilling, and inclusion of historic waste rock stockpiles.
Production is forecast to average 82,000 ounces of gold per year, with a total of 685,000 ounces produced at an average recovery of 56.7%.
The mine will process about 116.9 million tonnes of ore over its life, with annual mining rates aligned with recent performance and staged fleet replacement.
Heap leach expansions are planned in two phases between 2026-2028 and two more in 2030-2031, all within the current operational boundary.
2026 gold production guidance is 70,000–75,000 ounces, rising to 80,000–85,000 ounces in 2027 and 2028.
Capital investment and cost structure
$92 million in growth capital will be self-funded, with $55 million for heap leach expansions and $37 million for fleet modernization, including replacing aging loaders and haul trucks.
$267 million in sustaining capital is planned, covering pre-stripping, fleet maintenance, and heap leach construction.
Total sustaining and other capital costs are estimated at $379.7 million, with major investments in mobile equipment, heap leach expansion, and reclamation.
Life of mine average cash costs are projected at $1,940/oz, with AISC at $2,331/oz; AISC for 2026 is revised to $3,300-$3,500/oz due to increased mining, inflation, and higher royalties.
Significant cost reductions are expected after 2027.
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