Company Overview

Integra Resources Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company focused primarily on gold and silver assets in the western United States. The company operates in the precious metals mining industry and is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ITR and on the NYSE American under ITRG. Integra’s principal business strategy centers on acquiring, advancing, and de-risking past-producing or historically explored mining districts with existing infrastructure and geological data. Its core revenue drivers are tied to the long-term development potential of its gold and silver projects rather than current large-scale production, as the company remains primarily in the development and exploration stage.

The company’s flagship assets include the DeLamar Project in Idaho and the Nevada North Project, which includes the Wildcat and Mountain View deposits. Integra has positioned itself as a redevelopment-focused operator targeting undercapitalized or previously mined assets that may benefit from modern exploration methods, updated metallurgical analysis, and evolving gold market economics. The company was founded in 2017 and expanded rapidly through acquisitions and consolidation of mineral claims in Idaho and Nevada, including the acquisition of Millennial Precious Metals Corp. in 2024 to strengthen its Nevada asset portfolio.

Business Operations

Integra Resources conducts operations primarily through mineral exploration, project advancement, permitting activities, technical studies, and resource development. Its principal operating units are centered around the DeLamar Project in southwestern Idaho and the Nevada North Project in Nevada. The company generates value through resource expansion, feasibility and pre-feasibility studies, environmental permitting, and strategic project advancement intended to support future mine construction or production partnerships. As of publicly available disclosures, the company does not yet operate a major producing mine at commercial scale.

The company’s operational footprint is concentrated in the United States, although corporate management and capital markets activities are coordinated from Canada. Integra controls significant mineral rights, geological databases, exploration infrastructure, and water rights associated with its projects. The acquisition of Millennial Precious Metals Corp. added additional oxide gold development assets in Nevada and expanded the company’s technical and exploration portfolio. Integra also works with engineering firms, drilling contractors, environmental consultants, and metallurgical specialists to advance project studies and permitting activities.

Strategic Position & Investments

Integra Resources has pursued a growth strategy focused on consolidating advanced-stage gold and silver projects in mining-friendly jurisdictions. The company’s strategic direction emphasizes resource growth, permitting advancement, and project de-risking through engineering studies and environmental review processes. The DeLamar Project remains central to this strategy and has undergone multiple technical assessments evaluating open-pit mining potential, heap leach processing, and broader development economics. The company has also emphasized disciplined capital allocation and phased project advancement to manage development risk.

A major strategic development was the acquisition of Millennial Precious Metals Corp., which expanded Integra’s presence in Nevada and added the Wildcat and Mountain View projects. The company has continued investing in exploration drilling, metallurgical optimization, and environmental baseline studies across its portfolio. Integra’s focus on oxide gold and silver deposits aligns with industry interest in lower-cost heap leach operations and scalable development opportunities in established mining regions. The company’s activities remain concentrated in precious metals rather than diversification into unrelated mining sectors or emerging technologies.

Geographic Footprint

Integra Resources operates primarily in the western United States, with key project concentrations in Idaho and Nevada. Its corporate headquarters are located in Vancouver, British Columbia, while operational activities are managed near its project sites in the United States. The company’s most significant asset, the DeLamar Project, is located in southwestern Idaho near the historic DeLamar and Florida Mountain mining districts.

The company’s expansion into Nevada strengthened its exposure to one of the world’s most established gold mining jurisdictions. While Integra does not currently maintain a broad multinational operating network, it participates in North American capital markets through Canadian and U.S. exchange listings and engages with investors across both regions. Its geographic strategy prioritizes politically stable jurisdictions with established mining infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and skilled labor access.

Leadership & Governance

Integra Resources is led by a management team with backgrounds in mining finance, geology, engineering, and mine development. The company’s leadership has emphasized disciplined project advancement, technical validation, and responsible resource development in established mining districts. Governance oversight is provided through a board of directors with experience spanning mining operations, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate governance.

Key executives include:

• George Salamis – President, Chief Executive Officer, and Director
• Myles Galvin – Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer
• Brock C. Toole – Chief Operating Officer
• Courtney Rogers – Vice President, Environment and Permitting
• David Suda – Vice President, Corporate Development and Investor Relations

Public disclosures, including SEC filings, technical reports, investor presentations, and exchange filings, consistently identify the company’s strategic emphasis on advancing U.S.-based precious metals assets through exploration, permitting, and development activities. Data regarding future production timelines and long-term operating economics remain subject to ongoing technical studies and regulatory approvals.