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In the December a.g.m lorna said they ill release the f/s after the mining licence is granted did she not? Why waste money on a c.p.r?

Thanks tennessee,

Is there many yanks hiding funds in UK aim market waiting for the crash over there?

On a 7bcf recoverable estimate at 200mcf per year that's over 30 years at 20 to 30 million a year i may just hold until my retirement at this rate.

Yes I noticed that myself but I thought a little more information and less arguing was required on here, so I overlooked it. And there was a lot that didn't actually copy onto this post. But if upon the granting of said Mining licence he1 can extract 1bcf per year that equates to roughly 500 million pounds. Which is almost 10 times our current market cap.

How much helium can he1 recover for sale in tanzania

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Helium One Global (HE1) is a key player in helium exploration in Tanzania, primarily focused on the Rukwa Helium Project in the Rukwa Rift Basin. Estimating how much helium HE1 can recover for sale involves looking at the prospective resources they’ve identified, the progress of their projects, and the practicalities of extraction and commercialization. Based on available data up to March 16, 2025, here’s what can be pieced together:

HE1’s flagship Rukwa Project has an independently verified Best-Estimate Unrisked Prospective Recoverable Helium Resource (2U/P50) of 138 billion cubic feet (bcf), as assessed by SRK in 2019-2020. This figure represents the total potential helium that could be present across the project area, making it the largest known primary helium resource globally. However, "unrisked" means it doesn’t account for geological, technical, or economic risks that could reduce the recoverable amount. A more conservative estimate, the 2U Risked Prospective Resource, is around 14 bcf, reflecting a portion more likely to be recoverable after factoring in such uncertainties.

Recent developments provide more insight. In 2023, HE1’s drilling at the Itumbula West-1 well in the southern Rukwa region confirmed helium concentrations up to 4.7%, with flows to the surface indicating a producible reservoir. Following this, in September 2024, HE1 submitted a feasibility study and secured a Mining Licence in March 2025 from Tanzania’s Mining Commission for a 480 km² area in the southern Rukwa Basin. This licence marks a shift from exploration to potential production, though full-scale extraction hasn’t started as of now.

Not all of the 138 bcf—or even the 14 bcf risked estimate—will be recoverable for sale. Recovery depends on factors like extraction efficiency, infrastructure, and market conditions. Industry recovery rates for helium vary, but primary helium projects (unlike byproduct extraction from natural gas) can target higher recovery if the gas is trapped in accessible geological structures. HE1’s helium is associated with nitrogen, not hydrocarbons, and occurs in high concentrations (up to 10.4% in some seeps), which could improve recovery efficiency compared to typical low-concentration sources (0.1-0.3%). Still, without specific recovery factor data from HE1, a typical range of 50-80% for gas extraction might apply to the risked resource, suggesting 7-11 bcf as a ballpark for what could realistically be extracted over time from the licensed area.

The southern Rukwa project, where the Mining Licence applies, is a subset of the broader 3,590 km² Rukwa Project. While exact resource allocation per region isn’t public, exploration updates suggest significant potential in this southern section. A November 2024 report from Tanzania Mining Digest estimated 98.9 bcf for the Rukwa Rift Basin, possibly reflecting updated assessments, though

Here come the Americans

Chevron are all over this thas my guess anyway.

Popcorn at the ready

Brilliant thankyou for replying.

Pub why does the cpr from 2023 not count?

BIG BOYS/ VAST

news will come tomorrow hopefully quiten down all the bickering on here.

Don't get me wrong bluebay im extremely positive on he1 but 850 whatever scf per day does not add up hence me saying that doesnt add up as one of my posts was removed earlier 🤷‍♂️

For 835 scf:

835 × £0.29 = £241.15.

X 20 = £4.823.00

X 365 = 1.760.396.00

X 60 = 105 million

So 60 year to regain 100 million at roughly £250 quid a day per well.

Please point out where I am wrong because I'm confused.

By my calculations that would take 35 years justt9 get the 100million back 🤔

834 scf per day x 20 does not make a 100m investment in getting it make sense.

So if we hit any of the estimates low, medium, high, unrisked, risked.

There is minimum 1 billion pounds worth of helium?

Q: Have any companies approached helium one to form a joint venture or takeover.

A: We certainly have no desire to be taken over.

We're very happy with running what must be noted as 100% of these licenses.

We have no partners, we're very aware of the need for some of these questions about the need for future financing, and we're hoping that we will do that independently.

We ARE and have HAD discussions with various players and we are beginning to show up on the radars of MANY of the BIG industry players.

But again going full circle, all this is going to be dependent upon the results of the e.w.t and the actual plans we put in place to move the company forward.

So we have had discussions and we maintain these links that's very important.

At the end of the day we are a relatively small company, were aware of that but we are sitting on what we hope is a VAST resource and we're very aware of the value we add to that.

So we're cognizant of the fact that we don't want to act too quickly with some of the BIG BOYS we want to maintain our independance and keep that moving forward until such a time dictate the pace of any change.

Which BIG BOYS are circling he1?? For there VAST resource hoping we will find out soon.

we will find out soon

And got robbed umaz

Big order

Whatever it is it's offer8ng to take every share i have straight away. No thanks I'll wait.