DeLamar is an advanced gold-silver development project encompassing the DeLamar and Florida Mountain deposits in southwestern Idaho. The December 2025 feasibility study defines a conventional open-pit, crushed-ore heap-leach operation producing gold-silver doré through Merrill-Crowe recovery, with a 10-year active mine life followed by approximately two years of residual leaching. Integra Resources owns the project through DeLamar Mining Company. Wheaton Precious Metals holds a 1.5% net-smelter-return royalty over oxide and mixed material; the royalty can escalate annually after January 1, 2029 if the contractual completion threshold has not been achieved. Sulphide resources remain outside the feasibility mine plan and provide longer-term development optionality.
- Country
- United States
- Commodity
- Au
- Stage
- Feasibility