History

October 2003 – Integra acquires 100% of Aldiss Gold Project from Moto Goldmines Limited for a consideration of 2 million Integra shares and $250,000 in cash plus a 0.75% net smelter royalty capped at $500,000 after the first 50,000 ounces of production. At the time the project had no resource estimate calculated.
March 2005 – Integra acquires 100% of Randalls Project from Solomon (Australia) Pty Ltd for a consideration of 500,000 Integra shares plus bonds equating to an acquisition cost of $2 per resource ounce. Total resources at acquisition were 2.2Mt at 3.9g/t gold for 282,000oz.
February 2006 – Maiden resource estimate released for the Randalls Project comprising 14Mt at 2.6g/t gold for 1.2Moz, including the stand-out Maxwells deposit with 3Mt at 4.0g/t gold for 376,000oz.
May 2006 – New Celebration plant acquired fora total consideration of $3.0 million. The plant is rated at 1.3 - 1.5Mtpa for fresh ore and is located 70km by road from the Randalls Project.
May 2006 – Pre-Feasibility Study announced for Aldiss-Randalls Project, which outlines gold recovery of 410,000oz at a 2.6g/t gold head grade and a cash cost of $548/oz. Integra elects to continue with an aggressive exploration programme to add at least an additional 100,000oz to mineable resources and extend the start-up mine life to over five years.
May 2007 – Discovery of the high grade Salt Creek gold deposit.
June 2007 – Integra exercises option to acquire 100% of Red Dale Project, located directly north of Salt Creek gold deposit. The total cost for the acquisition is $230,000 in cash and $200,000 in Integra shares.
July 2007 – A 40-person mining camp is purchased from Haddington International for $350,000. The camp is less than five years old and is complete with all fittings, appliances and equipment.
July 2007 – Integra acquires 100% of Mount Monger Project for total consideration of $250,000 cash and $280,000 in bonds.
January 2008 – Three new prospect areas defined at the Randalls Project: Mohegan, Salt Creek South and Lucky Bay North.
January 2008 – Substantial increase in the consolidated gold resource base at Aldiss-Randalls to 1.6Moz of gold at a grade of 2.8g/t.
June 2008 – 60% increase in Salt Creek gold resource estimate, bringing consolidated Aldiss-Randalls Resource base to 1.8 million contained ounces.
August 2008 – Completion of Randalls Pre-Feasibility Study, which demonstrates $450/oz margin for 500,000 ounces of production over a mine life of almost five years.
November 2008 – Integra Mining is awarded 2008 Explorer of the Year by Resource Stocks Magazine at the “Best of the Best” awards.
December 2008 – Discovery of high grade primary gold mineralisation at Lucky Bay, part of the Aldiss-Randalls Project.
March 2009 – Integra admitted to the S&P/ASX 300 Index.
July 2009 – Earn-in and Joint Venture agreement signed with Rubicon Resources. The Joint Venture encompasses approximately 325km2 of Rubicon’s tenements, most of which are contiguous with Integra’s Randalls Project. Under the agreement Integra must spend $1.5 million over 3 years to earn a 51% interest in the tenements.
July 2009 – Randalls Gold Project Feasibility Study confirms 10-year mine like from two-phase development, including 750,000ozpa production under Phase 1. Gold production is planned to commence in mid-2010.
September 2009 – Native Title Agreement signed for Salt Creek deposit and mining lease granted.
September 2009 – Very high grade gold results from Maxwells deposit highlight potential for underground mining at Randalls.
October 2009 – Integra unveils plan to progressively increase gold production to +140,000 ounces per annum from Randalls under Phase 2.
November 2009 – Graham Younge appointed General Manager for Randalls Gold Project, to oversee recruitment of site workforce and manage the preparations for the commencement of production.
November 2009 – Completion of A$45 million capital raising through combined share placement and Share Purchase Plan to underpin Phase 1 development of Randalls Project.
November 2009 – Acceptance of offer for project finance from joint lenders BNP Paribas and Westpac Banking Corporation to fund remainder of Randalls Phase 1 development.
December 2009 – Randalls Gold Project approved for development, putting Integra on track to become Australia’s newest gold producer by mid-2010.
January 2010 – New high grade gold results from Santa Deeps provides further encouragement for future underground mining operation at Randalls.
February 2010 – Exploration target of 580,000-1.3 million ounces announced for Maxwells underground deposit at between 150m and 500m depth, with underground mining study confirming the potential for a strong financial return.
March 2010 – Significant results reported from Integra’s first RC drilling programme at the Majestic Prospect, located 22km north of Salt Creek, with subsequent drill results confirming the presence of wide, high-grade zones of gold mineralisation.
June 2010 – Initial annual production rate at Randalls increased by 20% to 90,000 ounces, meaning that at current gold prices, project finance payback would be completed within 15 months.
August 2010 – Majestic gold discovery emerging as potential open pit, with fresh high-grade drilling results extending the length of known mineralisation by 80 metres.
August 2010 – Cock-Eyed Bob emerging as one of three potential underground mines at Randalls with deep drilling returning high-grade intersections.
September 2010 – Outstanding drilling results at the Santa deposit strengthen its potential to become a future location for open pit and underground mining operations.
September 2010– First gold bar weighing 1.78kg poured at the Salt Creek processing facility, marking the commencement of production for Integra and the culmination of a fantastic exploration success story for the Company.
September 2010– First gold bar weighing 1.78kg poured at the Salt Creek processing facility, marking the commencement of production for Integra and the culmination of a fantastic exploration success story for the Company.
November 2010- Majestic discovery emerging as a major gold system with first-pass RC drilling unveiling four more zones of high-grade mineralisation.
November 2010- Graeme Beissel stepped down as Chairman and director Richard Maltman to fill chairman role until permanent replacement appointed.
November 2010 – Integra have agreed to vend their exploration interests in the Musgrave Province of South Australia to the new entity Musgrave Minerals Ltd.
December 2010- Copper-Gold Mineralisation discovered at Majestic some 200 metres south-southeast of the original gold ‘discovery’ area.
January 2011- Reconnaissance drill assay results from the Aldiss Project confirms widespread gold anomalism in a 10 kilometre corridor.
January 2011- Integra announces Mineral Resources estimate upgrade of 40% to 2.5 million ounces, including an inferred resource at the recent Majestic Discovery of 260,000 ounces.
March 2011- Outstanding new high-grade results from Santa Area which have strengthened the potential of the area as a future source of satellite open pit and underground production.
March 2011- Board approved a 25% expansion of the Salt Creek process facility to 1 million tonnes per annum with target production of 100,000 ounces per year.
March 2011- Further very encouraging drilling results reported from the copper-gold breccia located some 250 metres south of the Majestic gold (only) ‘Discovery Zone’.
April 2011 – Integra announces that the Randalls Gold Project commissioning has been completed and commercial production declared from 1 March 2011.
April 2011- Further infill drilling at the Majestic discovery zone has returned further high-grade gold intercepts within very broad zones of gold mineralisation.
April 2011- Pending shareholder approval Mr John Fitzgerald appointed to the Board of Integra as Non-executive Chairman.
May 2011- In May 2011 the Randalls Gold Project achieved record monthly gold production with 7,909 ounces produced. This follows very good production of 7,609 ounces in April.
June 2011- Integra through its wholly owned subsidiary Paylode Pty Ltd, has entered a joint venture with Anglo American Exploration (Australia) Pty Ltd in respect to the Latitude Hill tenement (E69/2687) in the Musgrave geological province in Western Australia. Under the terms of the agreement, Anglo American may spend A$750,000 in order to earn a 51%.
June 2011 - Earn-in and Joint Venture agreement signed with Rubicon Resources. The Joint Venture encompasses approximately 113km2 of Rubicon’s Queen Lapage tenements, located at the northern end of the Yindarlgooda Dome. Under the agreement Integra must spend $1 million over 3 years to earn a 51% interest in the tenements.
June 2011 – Best results yet at Majestic reported from RC and diamond drilling north of the existing resource and open pit design.
July 2011 – Outstanding gold results returned RC and diamond drilling for metallurgical testing and resource to reserve conversion purposes from Lucky Bay.
July 2011 - Randalls ore reserve increased 94% to 6.0Mt at 2.5g/t gold for a contained 480,000 ounces. A preliminary Ore Reserve for the Majestic open pit of 98,000 ounces attributable to Integra was announced.
August 2011 - Randalls process facility upgrade by 25% to 1Mt per year completed ahead of schedule. Integra set for production of 100,000 ounces per year at a cash margin of +$1000/oz.
September 2011 - First month after completion of process plant upgrade exceeded expections with a record production of 8,873 ounces for August.
September 2011 - 4 metres at 1 million ppb (1000 g/t gold) reported from aircore drilling at the Reefs Target, Mt Monger.
October 2011 - Mr William Plyley, a mining executive with over 35 years operational experience in exploration, mining, processing and management, appointed to the Integra Board.
October 2011 - September quarter gold production of 22,463 ounces at a cash cost of $505 per ounce and a cash profit from operations of $19.9 million announced.
November 2011 - Initial RC drilling at Imperial in the Majestic area returned very encouraging results, including 19 metres at 4.39 g/t gold (including 2 metres at 7.37 g/t gold and 1 metre at 40.81 g/t gold).
November 2011 - High-grade results returned from Santa, including 14 metres at 5.58 g/t gold and 5 metres at 13.21 g/t gold confirm the potential for both open pit as well as underground production. Diamond drilling at Cock-eyed Bob continues to deliver outstanding results including 3.25 metres at 25.10 g/t gold (including 1.65 metres at 47.00 g/t gold).
November 2011 - Ms Stephanie Unwin, a commercial lawyer with a corporate/resources background appointed to the Integra Board as a Non-executive Director. Non-executive Director Mr Richard Maltman resigned from the Integra Board.
November 2011 - Drilling at Majestic continues to return high-grade intercepts within broad zones of gold mineralisation including 40 metres at 3.46 g/t and 10.12 metres at 9.65 g/t gold.