Galileo Mining Ltd (ASX:GAL)'s Brad Underwood recaps the latest findings from a reverse circulation drill campaign at the polymetallic Callisto discovery, part of the flagship Norseman project in WA. The company’s first four reverse circulation (RC) drill holes have each intersected wide zones of disseminated nickel and copper sulphide mineralisation, and portable XRF analysis has confirmed the results. Next up, Galileo will report in-depth lab results, which it expects by August. In the meantime, a second drill rig will mobilise to site to increase productivity amid heavy rainfall.
Galileo Mining returns more sulphide hits during RC drilling at Callisto
