Building on strategic partnerships in pioneering locations Galileo is committed to advancing the development of copper and critical battery metals resources which are essential for the green energy transition.
The increasing electrification of the global economy is driving unprecedented demand for copper and related battery metals. Given a shrinking supply of high-quality resources and few major projects are approaching production, there are significant opportunities for mid-tier, sustainable explorers like Galileo to accelerate copper production and strengthen the copper supply chain for the future.
About us“The day of the small miner is back! With current projects averaging 1.5 million tonnes of copper and a 15-year path to production, we believe smaller, high-potential projects are set to capture increasing industry focus.”
Colin Bird, Executive Chairman
Galileo Resources
Luansobe
Copper Project
With a small-scale mining licence awarded, and advanced scoping studies completed in mid-2024, the Luansobe copper project is accelerating towards near-term copper production in Zambia. Collaborative agreements with third-party contractors are being negotiated, and it is anticipated that a rapid progression towards open pit production, followed by continued drilling to define a longer-term underground resource, will ensue.
Molefe
Copper Project
In November 2025, Galileo Resources entered into a collaboration agreement with Jubilee Metals Group in relation to the Molefe Copper Mine. The Molefe Mine is an open-pit copper operation consisting of multiple near-surface pits that were initially developed as separate test pits. To date, only Pit 5 has been fully developed and is currently operating as a single open pit, with a mining rate of 80,000 tonnes per month (tpm).
Kalahari
Copper Belt Project
The Kalahari Copper Belt is a rapidly emerging copper-silver mining region, known for its high-grade, sediment-hosted deposits. The belt is gaining global attention and increased investment amid a rising demand for copper. Several advanced and producing projects are already underway, including Sandfire’s Motheo Mine, which hosts a resource of over 64 Mt at 1.0% Cu and 13.8 g/t Ag, and the high-grade Khoemacau Copper-Silver Mine, which boasts over 110 Mt at 1.7% Cu and 18 g/t Ag. Copper mineralisation was intersected in recent drilling on licence PL253 which is particularly encouraging given the licence’s strategic location between Cobre’s Ngami and Kitlanya West projects.
Ferber
Copper Project
The Ferber District consists of a multi-phase Cretaceous-Tertiary igneous complex intruding Pennsylvania-Permian age carbonates. The limestone units are domed around the intrusive and marble and skarn are developed at the margins. The project is considered highly prospective for porphyry-related intrusive systems and contact skarn mineralisation, offering significant potential for the discovery of copper, gold and associated minerals. In addition, the licence is prospective for structurally controlled, sediment-hosted gold mineralisation.
Shinganda
Copper-Gold Project
The Shinganda Project is prospective for Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) mineralisation and boasts a complex structural framework in which at least three styles of mineralisation have been identified through multiple phases of drilling on the project. The focus for the project concerns defining a shallow, supergene enriched open pittable Mineral Resource associated with the Shinganda Fault Splay and the Main Fault.
Western Foreland
Copper Project
The Western Foreland District is considered one of the most promising regions for copper exploration globally. Located adjacent to the Central African Copperbelt its favourable stratigraphy and structural setting is believed to support the presence of large, high-grade sediment-hosted copper deposits akin to the neighbouring Kamoa-Kakula deposit complex.
Kashitu
Zinc Project
Plans are under way for the development of a shallow surface open pit mine, down to a depth of roughly 1-3m, which is capable of extracting supergene enriched and surficial material. A shallow Zn-Pb-Ag resource exists at the karstic interface inclusive of high-grade material of up to 7-8% Zn, with further Zn-bearing alluvial material available at surface.
Kamativi & Bulawayo
Lithium & Gold Projects
The Kamativi Lithium (Sn-Ca-Ta-REE-Cu) project neighbours a belt of historic tin-pegmatite mines that is receiving renewed interest owed to its lithium bearing pegmatite potential. Its sister project, Bulawayo is home to many historic gold mines. The projects have received licence wide soil sampling and geophysical surveys which have identified multiple high-priority Li-Sn-REE-Au-Ni targets.
