Integra Resources Corp. (NYSE American: ITRG) announced drilling results from its Florida Canyon Mine in Nevada, reporting oxide gold mineralization intervals including 138 meters at 0.32 grams per tonne gold and 128 meters at 0.36 grams per tonne gold.

The company completed 16,009 meters of reverse circulation, sonic and core drilling during its 2025 growth drilling program. The 2026 drilling program consists of 42,500 meters of reverse circulation and core drilling, with 33,500 meters focused on resource development at Florida Canyon and 9,000 meters targeting new gold prospects around the Florida Canyon and Standard Mine areas.

Drilling targeted historical dump material from previous mining operations and areas between existing open pits. Results from the South Mine Dump material included multiple intercepts exceeding 80 meters in thickness, with approximately 67% of drill intercepts exceeding the current mine cut-off grade of 0.11 grams per tonne gold.

In the inter-pit areas between existing open pits, drilling returned several intercepts exceeding 100 meters in thickness. Notable results included 0.42 grams per tonne gold over 58.5 meters at the Radio Tower Pit and 0.82 grams per tonne gold over 50.0 meters in the C7/Central Pit area.

"Integra continues to focus on incremental resource growth and the potential to add gold ounces where they matter most, within haulage distance of the Florida Canyon Mine and its processing infrastructure," said George Salamis, President and CEO.

The historical dump materials were mined during periods of lower gold prices at higher cut-off grades than currently applied at Florida Canyon. These materials are located within or adjacent to existing mining infrastructure, which could reduce haulage distances and capital requirements.

The company expects to complete an updated Florida Canyon feasibility study and technical report in the third quarter of 2026. Ongoing metallurgical testing will confirm heap leach recovery characteristics for the identified mineralization.