Integra Resources Corp. provided an overview of the upcoming exploration drill campaign at the Wildcat Deposit, which combined with the Mountain View Deposit form the Nevada North Project. Wildcat is located within the Farrell mining district in northwest Nevada, 56 kilometers north of the town of Lovelock, in Pershing County.

The 17,612-acre land package consists of 916 unpatented claims and 4 patented claims. Mineralization at Wildcat consists of a gold-dominated, low sulphidation, epithermal vein system with disseminated oxide, transition, and non-oxide mineralization hosted in permeable volcanic and intrusive rocks. The Company intends to complete a 2,000 meter Phase 1 exploration drill program at Wildcat, commencing in June 2024. The drill program is designed to test the oxide mineralization adjacent to the existing mineral resource at Wildcat, while also testing the high-grade breccia target which is believed to be the feeder source of gold mineralization at Wildcat.

The planned drill program is the first time Integra's team will complete a significant follow up exploration program since the Company acquired the Project as part of the merger with Millennial Precious Metals Corp. in 2023. The Company believes that Phase 1 drilling has the potential to significantly increase the existing mineral resource at Wildcat by testing high-priority targets that could not be drilled previously due to permit restrictions.

2024 Exploration Drill Program at Wildcat The 2024 exploration drill program at Wildcat will test the expanded mineralized footprint at Wildcat identified by Millennial in 2022. The drill program will focus on greenfield exploration targets that have the potential to expand the oxide mineral resource at Wildcat. Material will also be collected for metallurgical and geotechnical testing to be used in future studies.

The greenfield portion of the 2024 drilling program will focus on three primary targets: Breccia Pipe Target: One of the main objectives for the 2024 program is to drill into the previously untested high-grade Breccia Pipe target. Located approximately 800 m north of the Main Hill resource, this target was identified through a combination of conceptual metallogeny and recompilation of geophysical information. Considering the abundance of rhyolite tuff in the area, a large volcanic diatreme, which is a strong indicator of highly permeable conduits for gold rich hydrothermal fluid, is not present at surface.

The absence of a diatreme on surface suggests it may be located below the post-mineralization basalts to the north. Using pre-existing geophysical data, a new 3D model was developed that showed significant magnetic and chargeability anomalies immediately below the basalts. Magnetic and chargeability anomalies in this area indicate high sulphur content which is generally associated with magnetite, pyrrhotite, pyrite, or chalcopyrite and can be strongly correlated with gold bearing structures.

The first three drill holes of the 2024 campaign are targeting these anomalies. Crossroads Target: The Crossroads target is approximately 1,300 m by 600 m in size and is characterized by disseminated mineralization within silicified tuff breccia. Of the 36 samples collected at the Crossroads target in 2022, 69% returned oxide grades >0.10 g/t Au with values up to 2.44 g/t Au, suggesting that oxide mineralization extends into this target.

The Crossroads target geology is identical to Main Hill, however, most of the granodiorite located below the Crossroads target is not mineralized. This implies that the main feeder structure of the gold mineralization at the Crossroads target may be a fault located east of the PEA pit. This fault will be tested for high-grade potential at depth during the 2024 drill program.

Rhyolitic Ridge Target: The untested Rhyolitic Ridge target consists of multiple large gold geochemical soil and geophysical anomalies. Located approximately 300 m east of Main Hill and presenting similar lithologies to the mineral resource area, Rhyolitic Ridge contains significant soil anomalies with 55% of the 116 samples tested returning grades above 0.1 g/t Au.