The Bull Case For Integra Resources (TSXV:ITR) Could Change Following DeLamar Feasibility Study Update – Learn Why

• Integra Resources recently held a special call to discuss the completed feasibility study for its DeLamar gold-silver project, which outlines a 10-year mine plan, strong early cash flow profile, and a simplified, lower-risk development approach.
• A key insight from the study is the combination of robust project economics with significant resource and reserve upside, supported by advanced permitting progress and established community partnerships.
• We’ll now explore how the feasibility study’s emphasis on robust economics and simplified development could reshape Integra Resources’ investment narrative.

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What Is Integra Resources' Investment Narrative?

To own Integra Resources, you need to believe that the DeLamar feasibility study can be converted into a buildable, responsibly financed mine that complements the existing Florida Canyon cash flow. The recent study sharpens the near term catalyst stack: clearer mine plan visibility, a simplified development route and evidence of permitting traction together make it easier for the market to handicap project execution, not just geological potential. At the same time, the share price has already moved very strongly this year, so expectations around “robust economics” may now be higher, raising the bar for any construction decision, financing package or updated guidance. Key risks increasingly center on funding terms, cost inflation and permitting timing, rather than just resource quality. The new feasibility study sits right at the heart of those shifting risks and catalysts.

But there is one financing related risk here that investors really should not ignore. According our valuation report, there's an indication that Integra Resources' share price might be on the expensive side.

Exploring Other Perspectives

The Simply Wall St Community’s four fair value estimates for Integra span about US$0.57 to above US$44, showing just how far apart views can be. Set that against a stock that has already risen very sharply this year and a DeLamar plan that now looks more defined, and you can see why some investors focus on upside potential while others worry more about funding and execution.

Explore 4 other fair value estimates on Integra Resources - why the stock might be worth over 7x more than the current price!

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