29 June 2023

Galileo Resources Plc

("Galileo" or "the Company")

 Discovery and Delineation of Extensive Gold Targets at Bulawayo Project, Zimbabwe

Galileo Resources plc ("Galileo "or the "Company") is pleased to inform shareholders of the discovery of a number of substantial gold targets based on new soil analytical results in the area around the Queen's mine located close to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.

 Highlights

·    Several gold-in-soils targets up to 2.1g/t Au (2,100ppb) delineated by laboratory analyses of 2,455 samples marginal to the Queen's gold mine (not part of the Galileo licence area) where historical gold production >440,000 ounces was reported up to 1984 when reliable record keeping ceased.

·    New gold-in-soil anomaly covering more than 5 square kilometres peaking at 680ppb Au over a number of structures defined by airborne geophysics southeast of the Queen's mine.

·    Further anomalous zones along strike to the southwest from the Queen's mine deposit cluster.

·    pXRF analyses show coincident anomalies of associated elements providing additional strong encouragement.

·    New targets represent extensions of known gold-bearing structures that typically host both commercial and small-scale gold mining operations in the Queen's mine region.

·    Several drill targets will be selected ahead of the commencement of an evaluation programme to test gold-bearing structures at a range of depths below surface.

·    Further soil sampling has also been carried out to test geochemical responses over other structural targets in the area.  

Colin Bird Chairman and CEO said "The recent completion of a gold-in-soil geochemical survey in the prolific Queen's area has been highly successful in that it has clearly defined a number of targets where we have gold associated with underlying structures that extend from known mineralisation that has sustained both commercial and artisanal mining. Our intention now is to prioritise anomalies with a view to commencement of drill-testing by the end of the Third Quarter 2023".

Galileo Bulawayo Target Map

http://www.rns-pdf.londonstockexchange.com/rns/3639E_1-2023-6-29.pdf

Bulawayo Project Background

The Bulawayo Gold Project comprises two exploration licences covering a combined area of 1,300 sq km near Bulawayo. Galileo has a current interest of 29% in the Project, held through its interest in BC Ventures, along with an option to earn an additional 51% interest through spending $1.5million on exploration and evaluation on the Projects by 21 July 2024.

The Bulawayo area is a granite-greenstone terrane in which numerous gold occurrences and small-medium scale gold mines are located. The greenstones consist of andesitic to rhyolitic meta-volcanics mixed with various meta-sediments and gold mineralisation characteristically occurs in quartz vein "reefs" and quartz-rich shear zone settings. The area is partially covered by Karoo sandstone and basalt, as well as some Kalahari sand. The extensive nature of younger cover historically discouraged exploration where outcrop was absent. These covered areas, particularly where greenstone host rocks and coincident geological structures have been interpreted, now offer a unique opportunity for the discovery of new gold deposits. 

Technical Sign-Off: Technical information in this announcement has been reviewed by Edward (Ed) Slowey, BSc, PGeo, Technical Director of Galileo. Mr Slowey is a geologist with more than 40 years' relevant experience in mineral exploration and mining, a founder member of the Institute of Geologists of Ireland and is a Qualified Person under the AIM rules. Mr Slowey has reviewed and approved this announcement.

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