Integra Florida Canyon update expands reserves, boosts cash flow and mine life
Jun 25, 2026, 6:24 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The Florida Canyon upgrade delivers a substantial uplift in reserves (74%), higher near-term production (82 Koz/yr), and strong after-tax FCF (~$0.8B) with a base-case NPV of $600.6M. While near-term AISC guidance rose, the extended LOM and financing capacity to advance DeLamar/Nevada North create optionality and long-term value, historically a setup for multiple expansion in mining names when execution proves durable.
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Integra Resources reports a substantial upgrade to the Florida Canyon Technical Report, boosting Proven & Probable reserves by 74% to 1.19 Moz and extending active mining to 2033, with production rising to about 82 Koz per year. The plan calls for $92 million of growth capex, including heap-leach expansions and fleet upgrades, delivering over $0.8 billion in after-tax free cash flow and underpinning development of DeLamar and Nevada North. Near-term catalysts include the 2027 FEIS/ROD timeline and management commentary on execution and costs.
Florida Canyon LOM extended to 2033; P&P reserves up 74% to 1.19 Moz.
Annual gold production up 17% to ~82 Koz; after-tax FCF ~$0.8B over LOM.
2026 AISC guidance raised to $2,950–$3,500/oz; capex growth of $92M.
Cash flow funds DeLamar and Nevada North; near-term catalysts include 2027 EIS/ROD.
Base-case NPV5% $600.6M; spot NPV ~$723M; 8 years active mining + 2 years residual.
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