-- Integra Resources (ITR.V) was at last look up 1.1% in US premarket trade after it reported Tuesday additional results from the growth drilling program at the company's primary operating asset, the Florida Canyon mine in Nevada.
Results include 138 meters at 0.32 grams per tonne gold and 128 m at 0.36 g/t gold, "highlighting near-mine growth and mine life extension potential", Integra said.
"These latest drill results continue to reinforce our view that Florida Canyon hosts significant, scalable near-surface oxide gold mineralization with the potential to support long-term growth," President and Chief Executive Officer George Salamis said.
Integra said during the 2025 growth drilling program 16,009 meters of reverse circulation, sonic and core drilling were completed. The recently announced 2026 drilling program consists of 42,500 m of reverse circulation and core drilling, with 33,500 m focused on resource development at the Florida Canyon mine and 9,000 m focused on testing new gold targets around the Florida Canyon and Standard Mine areas.
"We are seeing a clear trend of growing near-surface mineralization that has the potential to translate into a larger resource base and an extended mine life in our upcoming technical report expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2026," Salamis said.
Shares in Integra were up 1% in Canada yesterday.