Integra’s Florida Canyon Mine Reserves Rise 74% After 2026 Drilling

Integra Resources Corp. (TSXV:ITR, NYSE American:ITRG) reported significant advances in its Florida Canyon Mine in Nevada after completing 30,140 meters of reverse circulation drilling in 2026. The company filed a technical report in July 2026 detailing a 74% increase in mineral reserves, incorporating material from the North Dump and expanding the mine’s operational footprint. The drilling targeted previously unexplored zones, including the northern extension of the Madre Shear zone, which had been underdeveloped due to its location beneath the North Dump. Key results included high-grade gold intersections in the Central Open Pit and Radio Tower Open Pit areas, with notable grades such as 14.74 grams per tonne (g/t) gold over 1.5 meters in Hole FCMR26-1250. Additional targets, including the Madre Shear North, yielded grades like 0.48 g/t over 54.9 meters in Hole FCMR26-1284, underscoring the potential for further expansion. The updated reserves reflect a broader exploration strategy aimed at maximizing resource recovery from under-explored zones, including the DeLamar Project in Idaho and the Nevada North Project in western Nevada. The findings support Integra’s long-term viability as a mid-tier gold producer, with potential for increased output and cost efficiency as additional high-grade deposits are identified.