Put operating results in leadership context

Review returns on capital, executive background, insider transactions, and growth quality to judge whether management is compounding value well.

Management quality matters because capital allocation choices determine how much of Integra Resources Corp. earnings power becomes long-term shareholder value. Use this page to compare ITRG returns on capital, executive context, insider transactions, ownership signals, and growth trends against peers, then decide whether leadership appears disciplined, aligned, and capable of compounding through changing market conditions.

Return Metrics

ROE, ROIC & ROA over time

Management

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ROE

-1.2%

avg -42.0%

ROIC

-2.8%

avg -15.7%

ROA

-0.7%

avg 35.8%

Analysis

ROA is currently the strongest return metric at -0.7% versus its period average of 35.8%. 0 of 3 return metrics are above their quality threshold, which helps indicate how efficiently the company turns capital and assets into profit.

Management

Key executives, compensation & ownership

Management

Name	Title	Compensation	Tenure	Age	Shares Owned	Ownership %
George Gregory Salamis	President, Chief Executive Officer & Director	$720,316.00	—	60	—	—
Clifford Lafleur	Chief Operating Officer	$604,973.00	—	—	—	—
Andree St-Germain	Chief Financial Officer	$420,707.00	—	46	—	—
Scott Paul Olsen	Vice President of Engineering, Processing & Infrastructure	$311,684.00	—	—	—	—
Mark Stockton	Vice President of External Affairs & Sustainability	$278,990.00	—	—	—	—
Joshua Serfass	Vice President of Business Development & Investor Relations	$168,683.00	—	44	—	—
Leanne Nakashimada	Corporate Secretary	—	—	—	—	—
James Frost	Director of Technical Services	—	—	—	—	—
Scott A. Trebilcock	Senior VP of Corporate Development	—	—	55	—	—
Whitney Buhlin	Vice President of Human Resources	—	—	—	—	—