As it moves a step closer to a new drilling season, Galileo Mining Ltd (ASX:GAL, OTC:GLMGF) managing director Brad Underwood sits down with Jonathan Jackson to discuss the program and identified targets. The targets, identified through modelling of induced polarisation (IP) survey data, revealed strong chargeable anomalies near the notable Callisto nickel-palladium deposit. With drilling planned to start in late April, Galileo will test these anomalies for economic mineralisation, focusing on disseminated sulphide deposits similar to those found at Callisto. Underwood emphasised the strategic use of IP surveying and geological mapping in pinpointing these promising targets, reflecting the same rock sequence hosting the Callisto deposit.
Galileo Mining identifies drill targets ahead of drill season at Norseman
