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Integra ResourcesTSXV:ITR

Gold developer, with a project stated to be in Idaho.

Idaho · United States — as stated on the recordings

developer gold Idaho, United States
Sep 2025 → Jul 2026Covered
9 of 10Topics on record
6Figures tracked over time
2 executivesNamed on the record
Generate Claims & Checks What management and commentators said, and what still needs independent verification 7 interviews with the company · 5 independent recordings
Stage
Developer
Primary commodity
Gold
Jurisdiction
Idaho
Deposit
heap leach
Latest appearance
01 Jul 2026
On record
7 interviews · 83 statements · 3 executives

At a glance

What the record holds today. Every card names where it came from — a management representation is not an established fact, and the page never blurs the two.

What is in the ground
78% jump in reserves
Management-stated George Salamis Jul 2026
Money on hand
over 110 million
Stated capital need: no upfront capital
Management-stated George Salamis Feb 2026
What happens next
first year 16,000 m drilling
Management-stated George Salamis Jul 2026
The main open question
The economics rest on higher gold price assumptions, and near-term capex guidance is inconsistent—ranging from $60–70M to $62–68M sustaining.
Weighed from the statements below, not our opinion of the company.
Our reading
How outsiders read it
6 independent voices on record — 4 constructive, 3 neutral
Teddy Berg, Jonathan Awde, Rick Rule, Don Durett…
Outside voices

How the stated figures have moved

The same figure, as management put it on the earliest and the latest recording we hold. A difference may be a genuine update, a different measure of the same thing (total against indicated), or a mis-heard number — both quotes are here, and both recordings are one click away.

AISC ● Lower 3 statements on record
25 Sep 2025
high 2450 to 2550
“all in sustaining costs high 2450 to 2550 because we're there's a reason for that and we're reinvesting a lot of money back into the operation.”
01 Jul 2026
about 2,300 just over 2,300 dollars an ounce
“Our costs then sort of migrate down over the course of the next 8 years to an average of about 2,300 just over 2,300 dollars an ounce AISC.”
Reserves ≠ Different measure Stated in time, then in percent — not the same quantity 3 statements on record
25 Sep 2025
six-year mine life at Florida Canyon
“It came with a six-year mine life.”
01 Jul 2026
78% jump in reserves
“a large jump in resources and reserves, 78% jump in reserves and 128% jump in resources.”
Resource size 10 million oz128% ≠ Different measure Stated in ounces, then in percent — not the same quantity 4 statements on record
25 Sep 2025
10 million ounces
“Integral Resources is a Great Basin focused new entrant into the gold production space, gold producer, gold developer, 10 million ounces in the Great Basin.”
01 Jul 2026
128% jump in resources
“a large jump in resources and reserves, 78% jump in reserves and 128% jump in resources.”
Capital needed about 55 million380 million ≠ Different basis One statement qualifies the figure and the other does not (equity) 5 statements on record
25 Sep 2025
about 55 million bucks worth of reinvesting
“About 55 million bucks worth of reinvesting is reinvestment.”
25 Feb 2026
380 million dollars for Delmare equity contribution
“The uh the $380 odd million dollars, some of that will be covered with debt in the future.”
Operating cost ≠ Different measure Stated in ounces, then in money — not the same quantity 4 statements on record
25 Sep 2025
1800 to 1900 per ounce of gold
“uh total costs to produce an ounce of gold about $1,800 to $1,900.”
07 Feb 2026
$25 thousand dollars of margin per gold ounce produced at Florida Canyon
“we're still making you know $25 thousand dollars of margin uh uh per gold ounce right produced”
Capex ? Wording changed One statement carries no figure to compare 3 statements on record
25 Feb 2026
62 to 68 million dollars sustaining capital
“in terms of the um growth profile that you're talking about is kind of locked in and how much of is it yet to be executed on I where's the risk? uh in terms of being locked in, I mean essentially most…”
01 Jul 2026
no upfront capital
“I mentioned the aspect of of putting out a study that has no upfront capital to it because this the mine sustains itself.”

Management view vs outside view

Management interviews are promotional by nature; the outside view is the counterweight. Both are quoted from the recordings, not added by us.

What management spends its time on

Counted from Integra Resources's own claims across 7 interviews — most-covered theme first.

What outside voices pick up on

6 independent voices — people who do not speak for the company — across 7 mentions.

4 constructive 3 neutral
  • Teddy Berg “Mentioned in passing at the opening as a neighbor — a geographical reference point only, not analyzed.”
  • Jonathan Awde “Mentioned as Jason’s later role after Millennial.”
  • Rick Rule “Mentioned as an example of CEO accessibility — George Salaman gives out his cell phone number. Not a buy/sell call.”
  • Don Durett “He likes the Nevada/Idaho location, listed status, and two projects under construction.”

Bull · Bear · Watch next

Weighed from the statements on this page — management's pitch and the outside view. Not financial advice, and not our opinion of the company.

▲ Bull case

Management says Florida Canyon produces ~80,000 oz/yr at $2,300 AISC with ~$25k margin per ounce, generating close to $800M in after-tax free cash flow over 8 years with no upfront capital required.

What it rests on
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Evidence: 2 moments from 2 interviews
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Management says Florida Canyon produces ~80,000 oz/yr at $2,300 AISC with ~$25k margin per ounce, generating close to $800M in after-tax free cash flow over 8 years with no upfront capital required. Rick Rule notes leverage to gold and free cash flow; an outside investor sees it as a cheap, multi-asset producer/developer with substantial optionality.

▼ Bear case

The economics rest on higher gold price assumptions, and near-term capex guidance is inconsistent—ranging from $60–70M to $62–68M sustaining.

What it rests on
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Evidence: 2 moments from 2 interviews
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The economics rest on higher gold price assumptions, and near-term capex guidance is inconsistent—ranging from $60–70M to $62–68M sustaining. Delmare requires $380M equity contribution; project financing talks don't start until H2 2026. A solution pond lining tear at Florida Canyon signals operational complexity. No independent technical review of recovery assumptions or cost sustainability is provided.

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Florida Canyon feasibility study due mid-year; Nevada North PFS guidance in March.

What it rests on
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Evidence: 2 moments from 1 interview
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Florida Canyon feasibility study due mid-year; Nevada North PFS guidance in March. BLM permitting for Delmare is on a 15-month clock, with NEPA kickoff in spring. Project financing discussions begin H2 2026. Monitor cash position and actual capital deployment against the $60M raise and $110M treasury balance.

Each moment links to the exact point in the source recording. The cases are drawn from the transcripts, weighed as written — they are not a rating, a target or a recommendation.

Project 31 statements

The deposit 14

Key takeaway. Management describes the deposit as a heap-leach operation (Jan 2026) that has grown substantially: the company reports a 128% jump in resources (Jul 2026) to about 10 million ounces (Jan 2026, Sep 2025), and a 78% jump in reserves (Jul…

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2026). A crusher, the company says, achieves recovery in the low to mid 60s versus run-of-mine recovery in the high 40s to low 50s (Jul 2026). On exploration upside, management points to about 50 million tons of low-grade stockpile material (Feb 2026) that was uneconomic at gold prices of $1,460 but "work very well now" (Sep 2025), and they expect the Florida Canyon feasibility study to show a much longer mine life (Feb 2026), with five to seven years of production from stockpiles alone—well in excess of the current six-year mine life (Feb 2026, Sep 2025).

What was actually said
recovery rate
crusher recovers low to mid 60s versus ROM high 40s, low 50s
“We're talking about, you know, low to mid 60s of recovery versus high 40s, low 50s from a ROM perspective.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
reserve size
78% jump in reserves
“a large jump in resources and reserves, 78% jump in reserves and 128% jump in resources.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
resource size
128% jump in resources
“a large jump in resources and reserves, 78% jump in reserves and 128% jump in resources.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
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exploration upside
five to seven years from low grade stockpiles alone, well in excess of five-year mine life
“Just that alone adds two years. So we're talking five to seven. And then the various bits and pieces around the mine site as well that we've defined again with the drill bit extensions of existing zones that should add mine life as well. So I don't think we're talking any longer about a fiveyear long mine life. We're talking about something well in excess of that”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
reserve size
50 million odd tons of low grade stockpiles
“We we should be able to get a lot of that 50 million odd tons of material into mine plant for this uh this upcoming feasibility study.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
exploration upside
Florida Canyons feasibility study expected to show much longer mine life
“what we think that feasibility study will show a much longer mine life some general improvements”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
deposit type
heap leach
“don't configure your heap leachch pad this way, you know, maybe move it, you know, slightly to the left or slightly to the right.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
exploration upside
mine life extension based on 2025 exploration
“We'll be showing what will be uh an extended mine life based on the expiration that we've done in 2025.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
exploration upside
50 million tons of lower-grade stockpile material that is still economic
“it's a sizable amount of material. It's 50 million tons of of material that's kind of sitting there. Uh yes it's lower than the average grade of the deposit but it's still economic.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
resource size
10 million ounces
“two development stage assets totaling 10 million ounces, all in the Great Basin of the Western US.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
exploration upside
stockpiled material which didn't work at gold prices when they were 14,600, work very well now
“there's stockpiled material which didn't work at gold prices when they were 14,600, work very well now.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
reserve size
six-year mine life at Florida Canyon
“It came with a six-year mine life.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
resource size
10 million ounces
“Integral Resources is a Great Basin focused new entrant into the gold production space, gold producer, gold developer, 10 million ounces in the Great Basin.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
resource size
10 million ounces in the Great Basin
“Integral Resources is a Great Basin focused new entrant into the gold production space, gold producer, gold developer, 10 million ounces in the Great Basin.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·

Jurisdiction 6

Key takeaway. Management says the company's projects are located in Idaho within the Great Basin of the Western US.

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Regarding permitting, the company reported in September 2025 that the NEPA process would kick off in January and take an estimated two years. More recently, in January 2026, management stated that the Delmare project has FAST-41 status with a defined 15-month federal review timeline. As of February 2026, the Delmare project is awaiting its Record of Decision permit.

What was actually said
permit status
Delmare awaiting Record of Decision permit
“things that we can do without having the full permit in place. And why not get going on that?”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
permit status
FAST-41 status with defined 15-month federal review timeline
“the US federal government has put our project on a clock and it's a fast clock far faster than than certainly anybody expected.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
region
Idaho
“we've dealt extensively with our primary stakeholders in in Idaho”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
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region
Great Basin of the Western US
“two development stage assets totaling 10 million ounces, all in the Great Basin of the Western US.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
permit status
NEPA process kicks off January, estimated two years to permit
“Um I would our estimation internally is is sort of count two years from January which is when the NEPA process kicks off for us”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
region
Great Basin
“Integral Resources is a Great Basin focused new entrant into the gold production space, gold producer, gold developer, 10 million ounces in the Great Basin.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·

Technical risk 11

Key takeaway. Management points to several technical risks facing the project.

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In September 2025, they described the asset as "unloved for 10 years with lots of catching up to do," citing catchup stripping work needed due to a lack of prior investment (Jan 2026). They also note that water scarcity is an ongoing problem in the Great Basin (Jan 2026) and that a solution pond lining tear at Florida Canyon has since been repaired (Feb 2026). On the metallurgical side, management says they have taken out the plant with no sulfides, all oxides, and heat bleach (Sep 2025), and that Marjorie shows higher recoveries when crushed (Jul 2026), though they do not expect big jumps in gold recoveries overall (Jan 2026).

What was actually said
recovery rate
Marjorie higher recoveries when we crush it
“With Marjorie higher recoveries when we crush it, we've learned a lot from it in the last 2 years”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
stated risk
Solution pond lining tear at Florida Canyon, now repaired
“there was a uh there was a a bit of a mishap with respect to a tear in the uh in the lining of our solution pond um that we had to address”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
key assumption
footprint of proposed mining operation shrunk by 25% from PFS to FS
“with respect to Delmare. um the the footprint of the of the proposed action on the mining operation shrunk by 25%.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
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key assumption
no big jumps in gold recoveries expected
“We're not expecting any big jumps in in gold recoveries as a result of what we've done or the the CIC circuit or or things to come.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
stated risk
water scarcity is an ongoing problem in the Great Basin
“it's an ongoing problem in that neck of the woods and I think it's always going to be a problem in in in the great great basin.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
stated risk
catchup stripping work due to lack of prior investment
“we are playing a lot of catchup on stripping that wasn't done previously by you know under previous ownership just because there was no spare free cash flow”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
key assumption
mine life six years
“It came with a six-year mine life.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
key assumption
last reserve estimate was done at 1750 gold price
“you know, just a few basic things like the last reserve estimate was done at 1750.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
metallurgy
taken out the plant, no sulfides, all oxides, heat bleach
“we've taken out the the plant. So, no sulfides, all oxides, heat bleach.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
stated risk
puts down to 2750
“So so we have puts uh down to 2750.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
stated risk
asset that was unloved for 10 years with lots of catching up to do
“It's an it's it's an asset that's been unloved for 10 years, right? So there's a lot of money to to reinvest.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·

Economics 26 statements

Economics 15

Key takeaway. Integra Resources' management has discussed project economics on several occasions, and the figures have shifted over time.

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In July 2026, management cited a $601 million NPV based on a higher gold price assumption, with all-in sustaining costs of about $2,300 per ounce and projected after-tax free cash flow of close to $800 million. Earlier in February 2026, they had estimated AISC at $2,750 to $2,950 and sustaining capital between $60–$70 million, while in September 2025 the AISC range was given as $2,450 to $2,550, with operating costs of $1,800 to $1,900 per ounce of gold.

What was actually said
aisc
about 2,300 just over 2,300 dollars an ounce
“Our costs then sort of migrate down over the course of the next 8 years to an average of about 2,300 just over 2,300 dollars an ounce AISC.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
cash flow
close to $800 million of after-tax free cash flow
“the cash flow that this generates over the the entire 8 years, close to $800 million of after-tax free cash flow”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
npv
$601 million
“the headline number, you know, is NPV five of $601 million.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
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price assumption
higher gold price
“Running a higher gold price on on the resource and reserve model does a lot of things to add add resources and reserves.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
aisc
2750 to 2950
“Because people aren't going to be looking initially at the ASAC. We're talking about you know 2750 to 2950 looks high.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
capex
62 to 68 million dollars sustaining capital
“in terms of the um growth profile that you're talking about is kind of locked in and how much of is it yet to be executed on I where's the risk? uh in terms of being locked in, I mean essentially most of that sustaining capital is stripping, right? And and that that we have to do to get to the the uh the central pit war body essentially.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
capex
60 to 70 million
“we've got 60 to 70 to spend on the asset”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
operating cost
$25 thousand dollars of margin per gold ounce produced at Florida Canyon
“we're still making you know $25 thousand dollars of margin uh uh per gold ounce right produced”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
operating cost
record adjusted cash flow, up 400% working capital year-over-year
“we're up 400%. uh working capital year-over-year.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
price assumption
$1,700 to $1,800 gold
“they were strongly economic in the in the context of a PA done at $1,700 gold or $1,800.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
aisc
high 2450 to 2550
“all in sustaining costs high 2450 to 2550 because we're there's a reason for that and we're reinvesting a lot of money back into the operation.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
operating cost
1800 to 1900 per ounce of gold
“uh total costs to produce an ounce of gold about $1,800 to $1,900.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
operating cost
$1,800 to $1,900
“um total costs to produce an ounce of gold about $1,800 to $1,900.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
price assumption
70 to 75,000 ounces a year
“um and we put out our guidance earlier this year which was 70 to 75,000 ounces a year.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
price assumption
puts down to 2750
“So so we have puts uh down to 2750.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·

Financing 11

Key takeaway. Regarding financing, Integra Resources management reports that the company does not require any upfront capital for its project.

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As of February 2026, management stated the company had over $110 million in cash, following a completed financing round that was three times oversubscribed, which raised $60 million. This compares to a cash position of about $63 million reported in September 2025. Management notes that a $380 million equity contribution will be needed for the Delmare project, and about $55 million worth of reinvestment is also required.

What was actually said
capex
no upfront capital
“I mentioned the aspect of of putting out a study that has no upfront capital to it because this the mine sustains itself.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
capital needed
60 million dollars raised
“the the $60 million raise that we closed a few weeks ago”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
capital needed
380 million dollars for Delmare equity contribution
“The uh the $380 odd million dollars, some of that will be covered with debt in the future.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
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cash position
over 110 million
“in terms of our current cash cash position for the company, I think it it now sits at over $110 million, something like that, in the treasury, maybe a bit more.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
capital needed
$60 million
“How much was uh $60 million was the targeted raise.”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
cash position
60 million odd dollars in the treasury
“per the uh the numbers that we put out recently, I think it's it's 60 million odd dollars in the treasury.”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
financing status
Completed, three times oversubscribed
“very well subscribed. three times overs subscribed.”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
capital needed
about 55 million bucks worth of reinvesting
“About 55 million bucks worth of reinvesting is reinvestment.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
capital needed
about 55 million bucks worth of reinvestment
“About 55 million bucks worth of reinvesting is reinvestment.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
cash position
63 million dollars
“We have a treasury of 63.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
cash position
$63 million
“We have a treasury of 63.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·

Timeline 23 statements

Timeline 22

Key takeaway. Integra Resources management has outlined a multi-year timeline across several interviews.

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A feasibility study for Delmare was submitted just before Christmas 2025, with a Florida Canyon feasibility study expected mid-2026 and a PFS on Nevada North with guidance due in March 2026 (Feb 2026). The company targets first production from Delmare in the 80–85,000 oz range in 2027–2029 (Jul 2026), though earlier guidance had mentioned 80–90,000 oz for 2027–2028 (Feb 2026) and 70–75,000 oz annually (Sep 2025). Permitting timelines have varied: management cited a 15-month BLM timeline (Feb 2026) and a Record of Decision expected end of Q2 or early Q3 2027, with NEPA kickoff in spring 2026 (Jan 2026), while an earlier statement counted two years from January 2025 (Sep 2025).

What was actually said
milestone
first year 16,000 m drilling
“The we we started drilling the asset as soon as we acquired it just over 18 months ago. Um, hit the ground running 16,000 m in the first year”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
mine life
8 years
“Uh 8-year mine life, lower costs over time, higher production profile over time.”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
production target
80 to 85,000 oz range in 2027, 2028, and 2029
“Show us that you can actually deliver the production profiles in the 80 to 85,000 oz range...and that's 2027 for us 2027 2028 and 2029”
George Salamis· 01 Jul 2026·
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milestone
early works on Delmare in 2026, full development in 2028
“in terms of growth capital to be deployed on things like Delmare for example this year uh as well looks like a year of early works uh ordering of purchasing of long lead time items to prepare ourselves for fullon development um of Delmare in 2028.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
milestone
PFS on Nevada North with guidance in March
“we'll be again putting out some guidance on what that that study looks like in in March sometime.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
milestone
80 to 90,000 ounces per year production in 2027 and 2028
“80 80 to 90,000 ounces per year in 2027 and another 80 to 90,000 ounces in 2028”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
study due
feasibility study in a few months
“The feasibility study that we'll be putting out in in a few months from now on Florida Canyon will show a much longer lot mine life.”
George Salamis· 25 Feb 2026·
milestone
Florida Canyons feasibility study coming out mid year
“We've got a feasibility study which we're working on now which will come out mid year.”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
milestone
Project financing discussions H2 2026
“that's a that's an H2 2026 um uh initiative for us”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
milestone
Delmare feasibility study submitted on Monday before Christmas
“that was the the news release on the Delmare feasibility study that we put out right before Christmas.”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
permit timing
15-month timeline from BLM
“that fast 41 sort of 15-month timeline that the BLM handed us um you know a mere two weeks ago”
George Salamis· 07 Feb 2026·
milestone
public hearing process / NEPA kickoff in spring of this year
“the public hearing process which is what the kickoff to our NEPA schedule which is due to uh commence in the spring of this year.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
milestone
Record of Decision (ROD) end of Q2, early Q3 2027
“End of Q2, early Q3 is is the aiming mark. >> 2026 >> of 2027.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
permit timing
15 months start to finish
“we have a defined schedule which we put out a few days ago in in the form of a BLM schedule, which is 15 months start to finish.”
George Salamis· 15 Jan 2026·
milestone
operational guidance early part of 2026
“We'll put operational guidance uh you know in the early part of this year before the study for sure.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
milestone
feasibility study at midpoint of 2026
“There there are a few things that we're looking at which will be the focus of a feasibility study in uh kind of midpoint of 2026 or this year.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·
first production
in production for just over two quarters
“And so when we've been in production now for just over two quarters”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
milestone
70 to 75,000 ounces a year
“um and we put out our guidance earlier this year which was 70 to 75,000 ounces a year.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
milestone
Delmare feasibility study completed by the end of the year
“Absolutely. So, my second priority is to get the Delmare feasibility study completed out by the end of the year.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
milestone
6 to 9 months of reinvestment back into the mine before big expenditures end
“we're going to say 6 to 9 months of reinvestment back into the mine. And then after that, we're through the the really big expenditures, right?”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·
permit timing
count two years from January
“Um I would our estimation internally is is sort of count two years from January which is when the NEPA process kicks off for us”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
study due
Delmare feasibility study completed out by the end of the year
“So, my second priority is to get the Delmare feasibility study completed out by the end of the year.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·

Catalysts 1

What was actually said
upcoming decision
Delmare entering federal permitting in 2026
“I think that that signal should occur in 2026 if Delmare is real and it's not too far off from from producing.”
George Salamis· 07 Jan 2026·

Corporate 3 statements

Management 2

Key takeaway. Management says Cliff, who came from SilverRest, helped get the Lost Chespus operation up and running, and before that was with Torx (September 2025).

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The company points to this SilverRest and Lost Chespus experience as part of the team's track record.

What was actually said
track record
Silverrest, Lost Chespus operation
“Before that was with Silverrest helping get the Lost Chespus uh operation up and going and pretty successful deal there.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·
track record
Cliff brought from Silverrest helping get Lost Chespus operation up and going, before that with Torx
“Before that was with Silverrest helping get the Lost Chespus uh operation up and going and pretty successful deal there. Uh before that with Torx.”
George Salamis· 25 Sep 2025·

Market 1

What was actually said
cost curve position
20 to $30 million a year free cash flow
“We got into this acquisition, Matt, with the the view that we would, you know, if it generated 20 to $30 million a year free cash flow, that was good enough.”
Clifford Lafleur· 25 Sep 2025·

Outside views 7 mentions

7 mentions by people who do not speak for the company — 4 constructive, 0 cautious, 3 neutral. These are their views, not the company's.

Teddy Berg
neutral
Mentioned in passing at the opening as a neighbor — a geographical reference point only, not analyzed.
Crux Investor· 10 Jul 2026·
Jonathan Awde
neutral
Mentioned as Jason’s later role after Millennial.
Rule Investment Media· 16 May 2026·
Rick Rule
neutral
Mentioned as an example of CEO accessibility — George Salaman gives out his cell phone number. Not a buy/sell call.
The Silver Market· 22 Feb 2026·
Don Durett
bullish
He likes the Nevada/Idaho location, listed status, and two projects under construction.
In it to Win it· 13 Nov 2025·
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Clive Thompson
bullish
Among top performers in Thompson's screen under base scenario
Clive Thompson· 29 Aug 2025·
Rick Rule
bullish
He likes the leverage to gold and the producing asset's free cash flow.
In it to Win it· 14 Jun 2025·
Erik Wetterling
bullish
He sees it as a very cheap, multi-asset producer/developer with substantial optionality.
MiningStockEducation.com· 27 Feb 2025·

Sources 7 interviews

Every interview 7

DateChannelInterviewStatements
01 Jul 2026 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - Florida Canyon Unlocks $800M Cash Flow, Fuels Self-Funded Growth 12
16 May 2026 Rule Investment Media Jason Kosec and Jonathan Awde of Hemlo Mining Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews No claims identified
25 Feb 2026 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - Strategic Investment Year Unlocks 80-90K oz Production in 2027 & 2028 12
07 Feb 2026 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - $55m Financing Explained 11
15 Jan 2026 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - DeLamar Project Wins FAST-41 Status With 15-Month Timeline 7
07 Jan 2026 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - US Gold Producer With 400% Cash Flow Growth 12
25 Sep 2025 Crux Investor Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) - Growing Gold Producer with $63M Treasury 29

What else those interviews covered

Every other asset named in the same recordings, by how many of them named it — the company's coverage context, not its holdings. Where the name is another company we hold a record for, it links to it.

gold 4
delamar project 3
nevada north 3
florida canyon 2
delamar 2
florida canyon mine 2
equinox 1
bull standard ventures 1

Questions people ask

What is Integra Resources's project and where is it?

Integra Resources is a developer gold company, with a project stated to be in Idaho, United States. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.

Which interviews mention Integra Resources?

We track 7 interviews mentioning Integra Resources, across 2 channels (Crux Investor, Rule Investment Media).

What are investors saying about Integra Resources?

7 independent voices — people who do not speak for the company — are on record discussing it (4 bullish, 3 neutral). Their reasoning is quoted in the outside-view section above.

What do recent interviews with Integra Resources cover?

The most-discussed topics on record are timeline, economics, the deposit, financing — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.

How to read this page

What is here

Statements made by company representatives in the interviews listed above — each one carrying the words that made it, the date, and the recording. Nothing is added from any other source: if it was not said on a recording, it is not on this page. The one exception lives in the Claims & Checks record, which cites a metal price from our own feed so a stated cost can be set against it — and labels it as ours wherever it appears.

What is not verified

All of it. Resource figures, economics, timelines and promotional framing are management's own representations, checked against no filing and no technical report. Transcripts are automatic; we repair a clearly mis-heard word but never a number, a date, a unit or a speaker's hedge — “about 8.6 million ounces” keeps its “about”.

How to use it

Treat it as a map of what has been said, not as a source of fact. Where a figure matters to you, open the recording and read the company's filings. Nothing here is financial advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security — these are interested parties discussing their own company.

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