Ann: Diamond Drilling Intersects Nickel Copper Sulphide, page-3

Highlights• Diamond drilling of priority targets at Galileo’s Lantern nickel prospect has intersected significant sulphide mineralisation•
23m of heavily disseminated, blebby and banded nickel-copper sulphides in ultramafic host rock from Lantern South (LARC013D)
• 16m of disseminated and blebby sulphide within an overall 108m zone of disseminated sulphide in **bronorite host rock from Lantern East (LARC008D)
• Source of conductive anomaly adjacent to sulphide in LARC008D yet to be identified suggesting potential for additional sulphide mineralisationGalileo Mining Ltd (ASX: GAL, “Galileo” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that diamond drill holes LARC008D and LARC013D have both intersected significant sulphide mineralisation at the Company’s Lantern Prospect in the Fraser Range Nickel Belt of Western Australia.
The occurrence of pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite-pentlandite sulphides within prospective ultramafic and **bronorite host rocks demonstrates the presence of the mineralising processes required to form magmatic nickel-copper deposits.
Figure 1 – Disseminated, blebby and banded sulphide mineralisation in drill hole LARC013D (downhole depth 135 to 138m, HQ core diameter 6.35cm)