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Good find DC,

Partnering is 'critical path' to the project generator process. Bronco Creek Exploration and EMX are both top ranking.

This company has survived and maintained it's steady-state condition from the sale of assets, through a pandemic, an abysmal junior mining sector environment and now conditions are improving. If a asset hasn't been sold, then there is good reason for it. It's a trade-off between price, requirement and future realisation. The placing in September, the first in 4.5 years, was therefore the better option 'all things considered.' Warrants are common place otherwise the discount on the raise can be immense and provides company funding further along the track. This transaction shows tenacity in an improving market, nothing else.

FERBER, NEVADA, USA - Bronco Creek Exploration

Bronco Creek Exploration (BCE) is focused on copper-gold exploration in the Western United States and has an extensive exploration portfolio located in key mining districts of Arizona, Nevada, Idaho and Wyoming. The properties include porphyry copper-molybdenum, porphyry copper-gold, bulk tonnage gold and high-grade gold-silver vein targets. Many of the projects are currently under joint venture, lease option or other partnership agreements.

The technical team generates exploration targets by employing decades of regional geological concepts and models, and by swiftly capitalising on identified opportunities.

The team is composed of accomplished geologists who are experienced in the minerals industry at all levels, including exploration development and production. The geologists have made significant contributions to the understanding of multiple ore deposit types including porphyry, IOCG and alkaline gold systems and the reconstruction of extended and dismembered ore deposits of the Basin and Range Province of North America. This strategic advantage allows BCE to realise opportunities in diverse geological environments including reinterpreting the geology of classic mineral districts and recognising new opportunities in under-explored terrain.

BCE are providing Galileo with exploration services, management and local technical knowledge for a two stage exploration programme, structural mapping and modelling, soil sampling and geophysics followed by reconnaissance drilling due to commence in Q1/2 this year in return for a 1% NSR. BCE also have the option to purchase a further 0.5% NSR for US$1M at anytime prior to a completed FS.

What does this mean for Galileo?

Exploration opportunity in one of the most investment attractive and safe jurisdictions in the world for a potential globally significant discovery.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained and not the only asset offering this type of reward in a portfolio benefiting from both strength and resilience.

Not advice. DYOR.

PROJECT GENERATOR - an AI overview (the basics)

A mining project generator is a company that finds, acquires and advances promising mineral exploration properties, then partners with larger mining companies to fund drilling and development, retaining equity, royalties, etc instead of funding the high-cost exploration themselves, which reduces risk, minimises dilution and offers investors diversified exposure to potential discoveries. The model uses technical expertise to generate a portfolio of high-potential projects, letting the major miners provide the significant capital needed for exploration success.

How it works;

1/ Acquire ground. Generators buy or licence low cost, prospective land based upon geological knowledge.

2/ Initial work. Conduct early-stage exploration (mapping, sampling, geophysics) to define quality targets.

3/ Farm-out/JV. Bring in bigger mining companies (partners) to fund expensive drilling and advanced work.

4/ Retain interest. A generator keeps an interest (royalty, carried interest, equity) in the project benefiting from future discoveries without bearing the full cost.

Key benefits;

That's what makes this portfolio so exciting. Not only is diversification spread across multiple projects in highly rated jurisdictions in the world, in multiple commodities, but there is also range, large-scale exploration all the way to small-scale production ready projects. The full spectrum thereby reducing risk even further. Partnering with bigger companies gives technical validation in due diligence and expertise and offsets the need for further dilution in funding the costs.

Luansobe;

Luansobe has it all. A small-scale open-pit ready to mine, together with underground and the 'deeps' as an incentive to buy, worth X amount could be sold-off for cash. Conversely, there is the large-scale exploration potential proximal to an operating major mine and processing complex which requires additional ore feed supply to help contribute to the countries 3 million tonnes per year copper target. A retained interest agreement here and the accumulative long-term benefits over many years to Galileo could be colossal.

Outlook;

Options, options and even more options.

Speculation. DYOR.

Delta Mining Limited are a subsidiary of IRH and holders of the 51% Mopani acquisition.

Another piece of the Luansobe jig-saw puzzle falls into place. Jlp - Slag dumps maybe?

Good morning,

Try the RNS for ZCCM - withdrawal of cautionary announcement, today. Interesting! Jlp included.

GALILEO

Anyone browsing these pages looking for a new investment opportunity or ideas, here is a brief summary;

Galileo is a minerals exploration and project generator in locations across Southern Africa and North America specialising in copper and battery metals crucial to the energy transition. Portfolio;

1/ FERBER - and large scale exploration prospect in Nevada, USA for porphyry, intrusive, skarn mineralisation.

2/ WESTERN FORELAND - a large scale exploration prospect in the Northwest Province of Zambia and bordering Angola for sediment hosted copper.

3/ SHINGANDA - large scale exploration prospective for iIOCG (copper-gold) type mineralisation n Western Zambia.

4/ KALAHARI COPPER BELT - 3 large scale exploration licences in Botswana for sediment/redox boundary hosted copper/silver.

5/ BULAWAYO GOLD - 2 large scale exploration licences in Zimbabwe for Greenstone Belt rock formation hosting quartz reef gold.

6/ KAMATIVI - large scale exploration prospective for pegmatite hosted lithium, tin, tantalum, VMS hosted copper.

7/ LUANSOBE - SML - JORC compliant 5.8mt (Inf) @ 1% Cu, 56kt Cu (contained) open-pit, JORC compliant 6.3mt (Inf) @ 1.5% Cu, 97kt Cu (contained) u/ground, and extensive (deeper) upside potential in Zambia.

8/ MOLEFE - collaboration agreement with a local refinery for mining services to expand a nearby open-pit in Zambia.

9/ KASH ITU - potential production agreement with local artisanal miners for zinc in Zambia.

With regard to funding, Galileo has been self-sustaining for 4 years and more through the sale of assets except for a single raise in September last year to support a step-up and gear-change in activity. The oversubscribed placing was used for an earn-in (23.75%) at Molefe and to fund a drilling programme scheduled for Q1/2 at Ferber.

Luansobe has been in negotiations with differing parties for numerous scenarios and is located adjacent to a major mine and processing facility. Some decisive news is anticipated in February. Likewise an update on any other prospect could land at anytime.

Outlook;

Underrated, underestimated, undervalued and under the radar.

Not investment advice. DYOR.

So neither of you know anything about charts to verify the statement one way or the other. So what is your contribution to this board?

BS, time you ate that burger, must be getting cold after all this time.

Investors are gauging Galileo from it's steady-state condition derived over the past years whilst the sector has been in the doldrums for the junior's righting-off the company as just another diluter when in fact Galileo has only raised capital via the markets once in 4.5 years and the steadily improving fundamentals of the business over time are missed.

Galileo now has a broad, diversified portfolio of 9 assets ranging from small-scale artisanal workings all the way to large-scale exploration prospects attractive to the Majors. It isn't an ultra-high-risk single asset cash-burning explorer but a multi-asseted balanced and diversified play.

The outlook is changing, the fundamentals have improved with time, but the market hasn't yet priced it in.

Prospects are burgeoning for the junior's.

Some never learn.

Galileo - an extract taken from an avid chartist today. "The 7 year chart is looking humongous for multi-baggers in 2026. Many investors and traders are looking for stocks ready to run in January." The seemingly long haul in negotiations may work to Galileo's advantage and when it does, it happens fast.

Realism for you Levi was to learn from your mistake and move on years ago and not embark on some crusade to save the world from itself. There are few guarantees in this world and high-risk exploration plays rank least of all.

Castiron, I'd have no problem with a cash offer. Just adding a bit of realism that's all.

An outright sale for 'big bucks' is doubtful at this time, some sort of deal, scheme of arrangement, agreement is more likely. Luansobe is complex, open-pit, u/ground and the 'deeps' requiring co-ordination over an extended period.

As for Kash itu and Shinganda, a JV or co-operative possibly could turn-up 'out of the blue' unexpectedly anytime.

What's important for Galileo is to progress an asset to the next stage and de-risk the project.

KASH ITU? SHINGANDA?

Kamativi could be in the running if the licence renewal comes through. The Lithium price crashed 80% hampering advancement and Galileo have since said they are waiting the price to recover, probably later in 2026. The Lithium price has risen of late, 57% this year, 25% this month, December. A drilling programme already designed so has an outside chance atleast.

Lithium Prices 30/12/25.

Lithium Carbonate 99% (China) US$16,510/t.

China Spodumene Li2o 6% min CIF US$1,375/t.

The promised land BS, where's that? The portfolio has quite a selection.

Thanks CHRI5P. Extraordinary.

....and people have lost money on shares since time immemorial but that's not relevant today. May I suggest you drag yourself out of the past and into the present day. The narrative should be about today and the future of this company not five, ten or more years ago. Enough.

Disgruntled shareholders with legacy issues of the past who are still living in the past who constantly condemn the stable of companies as underperforming when one such company has increased 200% or so in only a few weeks.

A sign of the times perhaps or the fault of the Ch/man. Lol.