Galileo Resources still keeping powder dry on Concordia option
The explorer is waiting for the opportunity to review and assess information generated by the initial drilling programme at Concordia.
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Galileo Resources PLC is an opportunity-driven company whose model is to acquire large databases generated by major companies and abandoned for strategic, corporate, technical and other reasons which do not necessarily reflect the potential value of the project. The company has a strong management team who have succeeded in discovering, evaluating and advancing mining projects.
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The explorer is waiting for the opportunity to review and assess information generated by the initial drilling programme at Concordia.
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