ITRG · Integra Resources Corp.

This 6-K filing discloses high-impact near-mine exploration results that directly support resource growth, mine life extension, and operational flexibility at Integra’s core producing asset, the Florida Canyon Mine. The reported intercepts — notably 138.1 m at 0.32 g/t Au in the Radio Tower Pit and 128.0 m at 0.36 g/t Au in the C7/Central Pit — are not isolated anomalies but part of a consistent pattern: ~38% of C7 intercepts and ~26% of Radio Tower intercepts exceed area-specific cut-off grades, confirming economic viability under current assumptions (US$2,000/oz gold price). Critically, these zones lie within or immediately adjacent to existing pits and infrastructure, eliminating greenfield capital risk and enabling rapid integration into mine planning. Equally significant is the 67% of South Dump intercepts exceeding the 0.11 g/t cut-off — historical waste material previously uneconomic at lower gold prices now represents a low-strip, shovel-ready feed source. Management explicitly ties these results to near-term value creation: CEO George Salamis emphasizes that ounces within haulage distance of infrastructure carry 'significantly higher value' due to minimal capital requirements and immediate processing compatibility. With 33,500 m of the 2026 program dedicated to resource definition and metallurgical testing ongoing, these results are foundational inputs for the upcoming Q3 2026 technical report — a key catalyst for reserve upgrades and potential production profile revisions. For investors, this is a de-risked, capital-efficient pathway to sustain and extend cash flow from an operating asset, distinct from speculative exploration or costly development-stage projects.