Galileo Resources Plc engages in the exploration and development of copper, phosphate, and gold-copper. The firm is engaged in the exploration and development of gold, copper, rare-earth aggregates, and iron ore and manganese. Its projects include Kalahari Copper Belt Project, Kashitu Project, Ferber Project, Star Zinc Project, Glenover Rare Earth Project and Concordia Copper Project. The company is focused on the Kalahari Copper belt (KCB) in Botswana and Kashitu zinc project in Zambia. The KCB project, approximately 800km long by up to 250 kilometer (kms) wide, is a northeast-trending Meso-to Neoproterozoic belt that occurs discontinuously from western Namibia and stretches into northern Botswana. The belt contains copper-silver mineralization. The Kashitu is situated approximately 7-kilometer (km) south-east from the Kabwe mine and processing plant, and immediately adjacent to and south of the town of Kabwe. The Ferber Project is located approximately 25 miles south of Wendover, Ferber Hills, Elko County, Nevada.

Galileo Resources Plc занимается разведкой и разработкой меди, фосфата и золота-копа. Фирма занимается разведкой и разработкой золотых, медных, редкоземельных агрегатов, железной руды и марганца. К числу его проектов относятся проект < < Калахари медный пояс > > , проект < < Кашуту > > , проект < < Фербер > > , проект < < Стар Зинк > > , проект < < Гленовер Райр > > и проект < < Конкордия Мед > > . Компания ориентирована на ленту Kalahari Copper (KCB) в Ботсване и проект цинка Kashitu в Замбии. The KCB project, approximately 800km long by up to 250 kms (kms) wide, is a north-trending Meso-to Neoproterozoic belt that occurs discontinuously from western Namibia and stres into northern Botswana. Ремень содержит минерализацию медно-серебристого. Kashitu расположен примерно в 7 км к юго-востоку от рудника и перерабатывающего завода Kabwe, а также непосредственно рядом с городом Кабве и к югу от него. The Ferber Project расположен примерно в 25 милях к югу от Вендовер, Фербер Хиллс, округ Элко, штат Невада.

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