Galileo Resources Plc informed shareholders regarding full Phase 1 drill assay results received for the Company's 80% owned Kamativi Lithium-Tin Project in Zimbabwe. Highlights: Full assay results now received from ALS Chemex for the 10-hole Phase 1 angled drilling programme at Kamativi over an area of about 1km x 0.5km show extensive lithium enhancement focussed on cross-cutting pegmatites/aplites and within mica-schist host rock. Initial in-country assays in the first hole, KSDD001 were confirmed by definitive assays at the accredited ALS Global Laboratories, including a zone of 4m @ 1.03% Li2O from 35m depth in a discordant pegmatite within a wide 63.94m zone assaying 0.26% Li2O across both pegmatites and mica-schist host rock.

While tin was not specifically targeted in this drill phase, anomalous values were encountered ranging up to 0.19% Sn over 1.3m from 95.2m depth in hole KSDD005. Thin section and XRD mineralogical examination have confirmed the presence of spodumene mineralisation in the KSDD001 intercept, while further work is required to identify the nature of more widespread lithium mineralisation within the host rock. The Company believes that the drilling and mapping results indicate an extensive hydrothermal event at Kamativi which introduced lithium to the rock package over a substantial area.

Geological mapping and prospecting have identified mineralisation/alteration in pegmatites over at least 1.5km strike length which has only been partially drill tested to date. Further exploration will focus specifically on cross-cutting pegmatite/aplite dykes as well as the source of the widespread lithium occurrences both within the current Target 1 and at four other identified target zones on the property.