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Just curious, after all you've said and with 500+ other stocks on AIM alone to choose from, why you are invested in Galileo when you could, and I' not suggesting that you should, exit/divest with no financial loss to yourself. Now your bored, says it all.

Well, moving back to the present day, do you view Galileo as a sound investment which will somehow compensate for your mistakes of the past?

Everyone make mistakes when investing but learning from your mistakes is key. Constantly harping on about the distant past at every opportunity is no use to you or anyone else. DYOR.

..and this 3card, is how you CHOOSE to spend your money, over umpteen years and into the future to achieve what exactly?

3card, from your diatribe there is only one sentence which might give reason as to why your invested in Galileo, "there are some nice assets across the Bird stable."

Which assets are you referring to and why do you believe they could prove successful.

3card, simple question, why are you in Galileo?

Not necessarily bzt, exiting a position for no loss 3card could buy any stock, the point being a stock he prefers and not one he dislikes.

So 3card, you are in profit with Galileo and yet you choose to hold and not sell-up and retrieve your investment in full. Why?

Like you say GoH, just the tip of an iceberg.

3rd paragraph Buythose, for context sums it up.

The question always was, is there Gold of sufficient quantity in Cameroon?

The answer, proven beyond doubt is, we acquired the eastern CPL licence area as highly prospective for orogenic type mineralisation and it's association with the Tchollire Banyo Shear Zone (TBSZ) corridor. 18 drill targets established over the area and at the first attempt, a JORC compliant resource for what looks to be 1.5M ozs Au or thereabouts.

Next question must surely be, how many millions would you like?

DC, Herman, yeah such range in diversification and optionality is rare in a junior mining company. Trading at a fraction of it's true market value and prospects for the junior's improving, a comprehensive portfolio and supportive metals price environment offers protection, choice and upside. The ground work has been laid, now it's about execution and conversion. Near term catalysts are highlighted in the 'Quick Guide to Galileo' posting.

Further to the above, the Galileo share price, associated commodity price and percentage change from early Dec'21 to present day is as follows;

Galileo sp - 0.9p - 0.9p, 0%.

Gold - $1786 - $4500, +152%.

Silver - $22.86 - $80, +250%.

Copper - $8770 - $13,060, +49%.

Tin - $39,400 - $44,500, +12.9%.

Zinc - $3155 - $3100, -1.74%.

Lithium (Cabonate 99.5%) - $28,800 - $10,750, -62.7%

A portfolio increase 3 fold in the number of quality positions, a metals price increase of this magnitude, none of which is reflected in the sp, this stock is totally off the radar.

CRI5P, others, this company has been off the radar for so long I doubt the 'herd' know of it's existence while all this time Galileo has been quietly building. Just one driver/catalyst to get the attention and all will be revealed. Stick with it. Ignore the nonsense and go with the fundamentals.

When browsing for new opportunities and ideas, the biggest fear a retail investor has are placings, subscriptions, warrants, loan notes and such like and immediately the company is written-off as 'just another diluter'. Junior mining explorer/developers generally have no revenues and are therefore reliant upon this financing structure for working capital.

The placing for £1.7M in September last year was the first and only capital raise for Galileo since June'21 and has through the sale of assets (£7.5M) supported itself since that time.

The reason for the raise was partly to fund the Molefe Collaboration Agreement (RNS dated 28/11/25) and plan, coordinate and expand the open-pit which feeds the Sable Refinery in return for 23.75% equity in the project. Galileo's gross profit from revenues could be;

Using a copper price of US$12,779/t

Jubilee's unit cost of US$5,375/t

Margin 7,404/t

Galileo's toll treatment charge 5,375 × 23.75% = 1276

Margin less Galileo's TTC 7404 - 1276 = 6128

6128 × 200 Cu units × 23.75% = $291,080 per month or US$3,492,960 a year.

More than enough to offset any fears of routine dilutionary issues.

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If you are new to Galileo start by ignoring the noise and focus on the basics.

Assets;

Galileo is not a single-asset binary option play, it has a portfolio of 9 assets offering both range and diversification together with a structured balance between risk and reward. Projects span from large-scale exploration to artisanal production agreements in locations across Southern Africa and North America for base, precious and battery metals including copper, gold, silver, lithium, tin, tantalum and zinc.

Business Plan;

Galileo is a project generator whereby the company finds, acquires and advances promising exploration properties then partners with larger mining companies with deeper pockets to fund further drilling and development in return for equity, royalties etc.

Working Capital;

Oversubscribed placing for £1.7M in September last year.

Watchlist;

Luansobe - numerous options.

Kash itu - sale or production agreement.

KCB - assay results for 3 licence areas.

Ferber, Nevada - drilling programme to commence.

That's the basics - tangible assets, strategy, funding and near term catalysts.

Levi, just more broken promises and false deadlines then.

JL - a great perspective.

Iky - pleasing to see you have finally got a handle on that rationale of yours.

Levi - surely it's not the 17th Feb already. Lol.

When surveying the sp performance, the price is the same today as it was 4 years and more ago with limited activity in between one way or the other and yet the fundamentals in that time have shifted dramatically for the better.

What does this mean?

The market has this wrong with only the KCB, Kash itu, Star Zinc and Glenover on the books, any price adjustment for Ferber, Western Foreland, Shinganda, Bulawayo Gold, Kamativi, Luansobe and Molefe is still to be realised. The mismatch of living in the past and the reality of today create the opportunity as any savvy investor will tell you.

The copper price surged to new record highs as fears over tariffs tighten an already strained market climbed as much as 3.1% to US$13,387/t extending the rally just a day after breaking through US$13,000/t for the first time.

Sentiment improving for the junior's, Galileo's time will come and the waiting consigned to the past.

Luansobe has just about every conceivable option open to it. Your suggestion DC would rate as the 'jackpot', need I say more.