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I’ve just had a thought, we are all focused on the EWT and judging our SP and market cap predictions based on a positive outcome near term. What I’ve not gave to much thought about is there other two projects. In the longer term say 2/3 years down the line, we may well be profitable, pumping helium out of Ruwka like no one’s business and also waiting on EWT results from Eyasi or Balangida projects. Easily overlooked but this could be a totally different beast in a few years time, if and only if, the EWT gives us the results we are all hoping for.

GLTA. Exciting time to be invested here.

crazy to think in about a months time we will have our answers. if we land the mother load i’m holding all the way to either a jv or takeover. not taking a bean or trying to sell and buy back in lower and **** it all up. all or nothing. 6 week price prediction 7p.

glta

Here’s chat gpt’s predictions

Determining a theoretical market cap for Helium One based on a positive Exploration Well Test (EWT) involves several factors. Here's a step-by-step approach to estimate this:

1. **Helium Reserve Estimation**:

- A positive EWT would likely provide an estimate of the helium reserves available.

- The volume of helium reserves would be a critical factor. Let’s assume a hypothetical reserve size based on similar projects (e.g., 100 million cubic meters).

2. **Helium Pricing**:

- Current market price of helium is around $280 per thousand cubic feet (MCF). This can fluctuate based on market demand and supply.

- Converting cubic meters to cubic feet (1 cubic meter = 35.3147 cubic feet), we have \( 100 \text{ million cubic meters} = 3,531.47 \text{ million cubic feet} \).

3. **Revenue Calculation**:

- Revenue potential = Total reserves (in MCF) * Helium price per MCF.

- For 3,531.47 million cubic feet at $280 per MCF, the potential revenue = \( 3,531.47 \times 280 = \$989 \text{ million} \).

4. **Net Profit Margin**:

- Considering industry averages, a net profit margin for helium production could range from 20% to 30%.

- Assuming a 25% net profit margin, the net profit = \( 0.25 \times 989 \text{ million} = \$247.25 \text{ million} \).

5. **Market Cap Estimation**:

- A company’s market cap is often valued at a multiple of its net profit. This multiple can vary based on industry, market conditions, and investor sentiment. For resource companies, it can range from 10x to 20x.

- Assuming a conservative multiple of 15x, the market cap = \( 247.25 \text{ million} \times 15 = \$3.71 \text{ billion} \).

Thus, **the theoretical market cap for Helium One, based on a positive EWT indicating 100 million cubic meters of helium reserves, could reach around \$3.71 billion**. This is a simplified and hypothetical estimate; actual market conditions, operational efficiencies, helium market dynamics, and investor sentiment could significantly alter this valuation.

I was in no way de ramping, I am heavily invested and like the risk/reward with this kind of share. Just hate to see people talk utter boll*ck because that could influence someones opinion towards investing or not when someone is saying there is a 90% success rate when it is impossible to know that.

Where have you got this statistic from regarding 90/10 split ? That sounds like boll*ck to me. There is a lot which could go wrong, they could snap the drill bit extending the well before EWT even begins, your 90/10 split is way out and very unrealistic in my opinion.

There is nearly twice the volume of buys to sells yet the SP has remained pretty flat since 9am. MM taking the p*ss here. Only so long they can hold it down.

Red inkey, you say you sold most of your holding here due to abuse. That is pathetic. You clearly are a fantasist and instead of your big London office it’s more likely your mums spare bedroom. You sold an investment cause of what some random folk said to you on a random online chat board. That is the saddest thing I’ve heard in a long time😂

An RNS update stating extending of the well complete and EWT started would be very welcomed. Last week we had no news but the week before we was told everything was nearly onsite to begin, one would hope they are well underway with the first phase if not completed. Exciting week ahead!

Very interesting read 5085, and a very interesting time to be invested here. It really does feel like if they successfully drill deeper and are successful with the EWT then everything is pointing to a huge upside in SP here.

I’m very interested into knowing from peoples past experiences where they’ve seen companies market caps go from exploration to big resource finds ? Obviously there are many variables and are dependent on resource evaluation post EWT results. There are still obstacles, but hypothetically speaking, if HE1 land the big time and they’re sat on free flowing gas and a hell of a lot of it, what are people’s expectations here? I’m new to oil and gas exploration, HE1 being my first investment in this field. I plan to learn and pursue more investments within this sector in the future, so forgive me for my maybe naive question.

Everyone* not Euronext..

This is just the kind of positivity we Euronext needs in their lives on a Tuesday morning. RNS or not, it is a beautiful day today and we are at the beginning of a massive transformation point with our investments. I hope everyone has a brilliant day whatever you are doing. GLTA.

As people have pointed out they never RNS’d spud before, the first RNS may be completion of depending the well

Theirs is a very very high probability that an RNS lands Monday saying drilling has started.

I’d love nothing more for them to RNS spud tomorrow and a quick sharp increase to catch all the bed wettest out today who planned to by back in later in the week expecting a lower SP

BOD can’t win, investors moan when lack of coms and still moan when they openly sit down to investor questions and to provide clarity and details on a pivotal stage. Chill out, tune in, enjoy the ride.

Logically there will not be an RNS tomorrow. They would not set a date and ask investors to submit questions and then drop news the day of the questioning, most of the previous questions would then be irrelevant.

They will snap HE1 up, HE1 are potentially sat on the biggest supply of helium in the world and with the potential for one of the best natural flows to surface. There is no telling what this could go to if results prove to be good, air liquide will want in quick and will pay a premium for what he1 have discovered.

This is only going one way over the coming months unless they encounter problems. I will hold and trust the process. My only regret with the stock was selling all my shares at.33 before watching it fly to over 3p and now left with a much higher average of 1.3 with a lot less shares. Live and you learn.

BOD turning the screw, absolute brilliant decision to go at it alone.

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