Galileo starts reviewing data on newly acquired Zambian project
London-listed Galileo Resources has asked independent consultants Addison Mining Services and GeoQuest to start compiling historical drilling data on the Luansobe copper project, in Zambia. Preliminary analysis suggests the deposit has a strike length of up to 3 km and extends to a depth of at least 1 250 m, with some exceptional drill intercepts, including 18.6 m grading 3.24% copper. Once the consultancies have completed their review, Galileo will design a drill programme to upgrade the 1974 resource, which estimated that the deposit contains 20-million tonnes grading 2.51% copper. The company has already prepared a shortlist of local drilling contractors and intends on pursuing two…
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