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Galileo Resources — Investor Presentation (February 2023)

34 slides from Galileo Resources's investor presentation, February 2023

  1. Slide 1: Corporate Presentation February 2023

    CORPORATE PRESENTATION FEBRUARY 2023 WWW.GALILEORESOURCES.COM 1

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

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  3. Slide 3: Board of Directors

    BOARD OF DIRECTORS Colin Bird Chief Executive Officer & Chairman Colin Bird is a chartered mining engineer with multi commodity mine management experience in Africa, Spain, Latin America and in the Middle East. He has been the prime mover in a number of public listings in the UK, Canada and South Af

  4. Slide 4: Corporate

    CORPORATE Number of ordinary shares in issue: 1,160,688,453 AIM code: GLR Market Cap: GBP 12.53 million Significant Shareholders Name of Holder No. of Ordinary Shares % of Voting Rights Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Mgmt 155,845,645 14.03 Interactive Investor 120,505,382 10.85 Jarvis Investment Manageme

  5. Slide 5: Mission Statement

    MISSION STATEMENT - Bring Luansobe open pit into production before end of first half of 2023 Commence Luansobe large scale exploration programme before the end of second half 2023 - Complete Kamativi lithium tantalum and tin exploration programme and assess future plans Advance copper occurrence at

  6. Slide 6: Galileo Copper Projects

    GALILEO COPPER PROJECTS 6

  7. Slide 7: Galileo Projects Overview

    GALILEO PROJECTS OVERVIEW Project Commodity Status Luansobe (Zambia) Cu Resource estimation & mine design Targeting >12Mt @ 2% Cu Shinganda (Zambia) Cu Drilling & exploration Targeting IOCG >15Mt Sandfire (Botswana) Cu Exploration Funded by Option partner GLR Botswana Cu Cu Kamativi (Zimbabwe) Li Ex

  8. Slide 8: Luansobe, Zambia (Cu)

    LUANSOBE, ZAMBIA (Cu) —— PROSPECT: LUAASOBE BOOP tea. LOO: DEPTH? ie 128'30m

  9. Slide 9: Luansobe, Zambia (Cu)

    LUANSOBE, ZAMBIA (Cu) • Located 15k NW of Mufulira • Exploration licence covers 918ha • New JV Co gives GLR the right to earn 75% majority interest • Reliable local partner Statunga Investments, working with GLR on other projects in Zambia • 1999 underground Mineral Resource Estimate (Z.C.C.M ltd –

  10. Slide 10: Luansobe, Zambia (Cu)

    LUANSOBE, ZAMBIA (Cu) • Preliminary open pit Mineral Resource Estimate of 5Mt @ 0.9% Cu Targeted • Assays received for the first 15 holes. Peak intercepts include: • LUDD005: 2.78% Cu over 2.56m from 45.44m Type Tonnes Grade • LUDD006: 0.66% cu over 7m from 21m (Mt) (% Cu) • LUDD009: 0.95% cu over 1

  11. Slide 11: Shinganda, Zambia (Cu - Au)

    SHINGANDA, ZAMBIA (Cu - Au) 11

  12. Slide 12: Shinganda, Zambia (Cu - Au)

    SHINGANDA, ZAMBIA (Cu - Au) • Central Western Zambia Hole ID Depth From Depth To Interval Grade Cu (m) (m) (m) (%) • Galileo has earned an initial 51% interest based on a cumulative spend of US$500k SHDD001 6.0 17 11.0 0.63 to date. Increased interest achievable by entering into JV to develop a mini

  13. Slide 13: Shinganda, Zambia (Cu - Au)

    SHINGANDA, ZAMBIA (Cu - Au) • Multiple targets identified within the license • Pitting, trenching and soil sampling has exposed significant Cu in soil and Au anomalies all warranting further follow-up • New Target: Pitting returns highly anomalous Au assays inc: Pit. Grade • Historic and more recent

  14. Slide 14: Shinganda, Zambia (Cu - Au) Programme

    SHINGANDA, ZAMBIA (Cu - Au) Programme • Prospecting has delineated a 12km x 6km area anomalous in Cu and Au. Work to date indicates a potential IOCG-type deposit with either numerous shallow ore bodies or a potentially larger target • Re-interpretation of recent magnetics has generated further new t

  15. Slide 15: Sandfire, Botswana Copper Belt (Cu)

    SANDFIRE, BOTSWANA COPPER BELT (Cu) 15

  16. Slide 16: Sandfire, Botswana Copper Belt (Cu)

    SANDFIRE, BOTSWANA COPPER BELT (Cu) • Kalahari Copper Belt Plutus: 82Mt @ 1.3% Cu & 13g/t Ag • 8 Exploration licences subject to a 2-year option Zeta NE: 27Mt @ Zeta UG: 19Mt @ 2.2% Cu & 43g/t Ag PL2 • Sandfire made an initial payment of cash and 1.5% Cu & 25g/t Ag 50 shares Zone 5N: 26Mt @ 2% Mahum

  17. Slide 17: Sandfire, Botswana Copper Belt (Cu)

    SANDFIRE, BOTSWANA COPPER BELT (Cu) Current – Future work programme • PL366: Review of historic soils completed • Comparative soil survey planned • Airborne Gravity Gradiometry (”AGG”) scheduled PL3 • PL367: 1,180 soil samples collected 66 • 4 multi-element anomalies identified for follow-up • Infil

  18. Slide 18: Galileo Botswana Copper Belt (Cu)

    GALILEO BOTSWANA COPPER BELT (Cu) • PL253/2018 forms a wedge • Kalahari Copper Belt between two Cobre licences subject of a recent Cu discovery • 8 licences held in subsidiary Crocus Serv Resources covering 2,832km2 • 7 licences held in subsidiary Virgo Business Solutions covering 2,200km2 • 15 lice

  19. Slide 19: Galileo Botswana Copper Belt (Cu)

    GALILEO BOTSWANA COPPER BELT (Cu) Current & Scheduled Programme • Formal engagement of Kalahari Copperbelt consultant • Relogging of all historic drill core and RC chips completed • Magnetic susceptibility completed on all cores • Ionic Leach soil surveys planned for specific licences • Diamond dril

  20. Slide 20: Other New Age Metal Portfolio

    OTHER NEW AGE METAL PORTFOLIO Copper Lithium Nickel & Zinc Gold 20

  21. Slide 21: Kamativi, Zimbabwe (Li - Cu)

    KAMATIVI, ZIMBABWE (Li - Cu) Kashitu Zambia Zn 21

  22. Slide 22: Kamativi, Zimbabwe (Li - Cu)

    KAMATIVI, ZIMBABWE (Li - Cu) • Western Zimbabwe - EPO 1782 covers 520km2 • Licensed to explore for Lithium – Tantalum – Niobium – Tin – Tungsten – Rare Earth Elements – Copper • Adjacent to Kamativi mine • Region well-known for significant Li deposits • Prospect Resources Ltd: Arcadia pit JORC (2012

  23. Slide 23: Bulawayo Gold & Nickel, Zimbabwe

    BULAWAYO GOLD & NICKEL, ZIMBABWE 23

  24. Slide 24: Bulawayo Gold & Nickel, Zimbabwe

    BULAWAYO GOLD & NICKEL, ZIMBABWE • 2 licenses covering 1,300km2 • Greenstone Belt rocks underlie the Licences • No systematic exploration for more than 25 years • Targeting 1 – 2Moz Au projects • Historic data compilation complete Known old • High resolution airborne geophysical survey completed occ

  25. Slide 25: Bulawayo Gold, Zimbabwe

    BULAWAYO GOLD, ZIMBABWE • Multiple targets identified • Extensions to historic or known high-grade narrow UG gold mines • Shallow cover historically prevented artisanal discovery • High resolution airborne geophysics highly successful • Regional structures hosting gold mines and localised Au- bearin

  26. Slide 26: Bulawayo Nickel, Zimbabwe

    BULAWAYO NICKEL, ZIMBABWE • Nickel targets identified during routine airborne geophysical survey • Multi-layered approach to exploration required with Au prospects sitting adjacent to Ni anomalies • Exploration approach based on known geometry and ore genesis of other Ni deposits in Zimbabwe • Some

  27. Slide 27: Kashitu, Zambia (Zn)

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  28. Slide 28: Kashitu, Zambia (Zn)

    KASHITU, ZAMBIA (Zn) • GLR small-scale mining licence. Located 7km SE of the Kabwe processing plant • Abundant high-grade pervasive Zn mineralisation from surface • Supergene enriched Zn-Pb-Ag zinc “ash” from 0 to 3m at >7% Zn • High-grade willemite veins is small well-defined bodies at 30 – 50% Zn

  29. Slide 29: Compelling Investment Case

    COMPELLING INVESTMENT CASE - Advance new age metal portfolio with emphasis on copper - Investment return potential on Kamativi Lithium Project - Good potential for a major nickel discovery near Bulawayo in Zimbabwe - Company should be self funding on production commencing on Luansobe High value port

  30. Slide 30: Global Recognition of the Importance of Cu

    GLOBAL RECOGNITION OF THE IMPORTANCE OF Cu • World Bank: “A low-carbon future will be very mineral intensive because clean energy technologies need more materials than fossil- fuel-based electricity generation technologies” • IMF: “Striving to achieve net zero by 2050 is likely to spur unprecedented

  31. Slide 31: Copper Demand

    COPPER DEMAND • Global refined copper demand is projected to double from 25MMt in 2021 to nearly 49MMt in 2035 • Energy transition technologies will account for approximately half of the growth in demand • Cu production worldwide has never produced at the rate required to meet projected demand • Cu

  32. Slide 32: Copper Supply Constraints

    COPPER SUPPLY CONSTRAINTS • Rapid deployment globally of Energy Transition technologies will cause a huge surge in copper demand • Assuming aggressive capacity utilization rates and record recycling rates, refined copper demand will outstrip supply up to 2035 • The shortfall in Cu demand is projecte

  33. Slide 33: Refined Copper Usage

    REFINED COPPER USAGE • Growth in Cu demand will vary significantly by technology • During the period 2021 to 2035 Cu demand is projected to increase by 82% Sector demand during the same period: 2021 2035 Power and auto Sectors: 2.2MMtpa 9.3MMtpa Transmission/Distribution: 4.7MMtpa 7.5MMtpa Power Gen

  34. Slide 34: Democracy Index 2021

    DEMOCRACY INDEX 2021 • Information derived from Economist Intelligence 10 Democracy Index 2021* Unit (“EIU”) annual report on democracy 8 • The Democracy Index provides a snapshot of the 6 state of democracy worldwide in 165 independent 4 states and two territories 2 • This covers almost the entire

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