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Maybe hold a sweepstake. Winner takes all.
The obvious choice is First Quantum but of late it could anyone.
Zambia has become a favourable destination. The Anglo American entry, the first time in 20 years with Arc Minerals is an example and others will follow. Finally the Majors are warming to the idea of restoring inventories not internally but with new ground in new territories once the current disruptions have been rectified that is.

It seems Galileo has a MAJOR interested enough in the Shinganda prospect to share the costs of an independent specialist consultant to test the hypothesis for a IOCG type deposit. Pitting and drilling are on-going at the site.
Any mention at the AGM last week of who the major might be?

But who?

Only a link back to the Sunday Roast podcast.

It seems Galileo has a MAJOR interested enough in the Shinganda prospect to share the costs of an independent specialist consultant to test the hypothesis for a IOCG type deposit. Pitting and drilling are on-going at the site.
Any mention at the AGM last week of who the major might be?

Something in common with most articles on Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) deposits is they are 'big'.
Source - Google, Wikipedia etc.

A bit special?
An IOCG/hybrid?
Hence the specialist consultants?

Activity on all projects.
Luansobe is on course. Mining to commence early next year. Revenues.
700 samples at the lab for Kamativi.
Drilling to commence at Bulawayo for both Gold and Nickel.
Very bullish on KCB and progress at Cobre.
Shinganda under review from other external consultants.
Going very well.

Should there be merit in Martyn Churchouse becoming more involved at Galileo, it would be interesting to see which project he chooses first.
Shinganda and 50m+ @ 1.5% Cu could be a good place to start. The intersection and grade at first attempt others would die for.
Bulawayo/Kamativi for a battery metal conundrum. Shall it be Lithium or Nickel Sulphide and tempt the voracious appetite the Chinese have for Lithium in-country (US$4B alloted or spent in less than a year).
Tin, it trades at over US$20,000/t.
Or settle for Gold. The backbone of the industry. When all else fails, Gold comes to the rescue as a safe haven.
It's a tough life.

Zambia's Finance Minister said on Saturday, three or four expressions of interest including Sibanye-Stillwater have been received for Mopani Copper Mines with a solution expected by the year end.

He certainly has plenty to look at.
With existing cash, cash from Glenover, if all goes to plan future revenues from Luansobe, Kash itu should provide additional revenues at some point, therefore no problem with funding, Mr Churchouse will have plenty to do.

Arc Minerals and the Anglo American deal is a good place to be imo however.
Given time, Galileo could be in a similar situation five times over, for copper, lithium, nickel sulphide, tin and gold. Also, Mr Bird & Co do have track record with the sale of Kiwara to First Quantum Minerals for US$260M, not mentioned in the resume.

Chinese battery grade Lithium Carbonate reached an all-time high of $74,475/t this week. Lithium Hydroxide which is used in batteries with a high nickel content is up nearly 150% this year, trading at $73,925/t this week.
Lithium prices have now trended upwards for 24 straight months as the EV market continues to expand.
Lithium rock chip/soil sampling at Kamativi due anytime now.

10.6p in the share price for Luansobe alone with four more active projects in the portfolio.
Kalahari - Copper. Already mentioned today.
Kamativi - Lithium/Tin.
Bulawayo - Gold and the much sought after Nickle Sulphide (Battery metal).
Shinganda - Copper.
All with LARGE SCALE possibilities.

Stay positive.
25p is a 17.24 bagger at today's sp.

'Teaching your grandmother to suck eggs' comes to mind.

An indicator of just how disconnected AIM junior mining stocks are from any realistic valuation.
With Asiamet's data centre open and renewed interest from 3rd party's and in particular the Chinese, solid fundamentals for copper and battery metals in general in the medium and longterm, Asiamet's place in the sun at some point, is reassured.

Using $3.48 lb Cu, $20.66 oz Ag, $1700 oz Au and the sale price of $230M.
The valuation equivalent for Beutong alone is $803M.

South African miner Harmony Gold is expanding into the copper market with the acquisition of Copper Mountain Mining's (ASX:C6C) Eva project in Australia in a deal worth $230M. The project adds 1.72B lbs Cu + 260k ozs Au to it's mineral reserves.
The Eva open pit is expected to yield 100M lbs Cu + 14k ozs Au per year over a LOM of 15 years and Capex of $597M.
KSK CoW Feasibility update to follow shortly.
Beutong contains;
5.3B lbs Cu + 2.1M ozs Au + 20.6M ozs Ag.
(Asiamet 80%).

Some Chinese activity and the Beutong project would move it some.