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The SP is more likely to drop back towards the issue price of 0.5p. It would be surprising if it didn’t.

Don't be ridiculous, it has been placed and diluted massively since it was anywhere near 5p. With all good news then maybe 0.5p would have been a good target. 5p is just silly

Why are you expecting a ‘big day’ tomorrow?

Entry into what? A company with no capital and no income? Risky.

You’ve been wrong as many times as they have over the years WN, ramping or deramping, mostly you could flip a coin on AIM drilling company prospects

All just the joy of AIM gambling, only invest what you can afford to lose, onwards and upwards, no need for trolling on any side really

A 10m share trade is only £5,900, it's hardly a market shaker

For the love of god, never base an investment decision on anonymous tips from an LSE discussion board, madness.

No-one publishes positive news RNS after hours on a Friday, that’s always the bad news slot. You’d be hoping for a Monday or Tuesday morning for a market boosting RNS

A 50% rise would be 0.13p, how are you getting from there to 1p? I think 0.5p would be a more realistic aspiration for ramping.

Don't be an idiot PubCrawl, I've been invested in this share a lot longer than you and have never de-ramped it.

From the April RNS...

"The ESIA is part of the feasibility study which is central to the licence conversion process that is required by the Mining Commission in Tanzania. As the ESIA is expected to take approximately six months to complete, the Company has commenced the work now so that the results can align with the EWT and, upon completion of both, will then allow the Company to complete the feasibility study ahead of submitting the ML conversion application."

Six months from April is October, at the earliest.

Read the information published by the company PubCrawl, keep up

But talks on finance are anyone's guess, they're certainly hawking around for investors but I think that would be lining up for a successful EWT result. You'd be selling short if asking larger investors to come in now when there's still residual risk in the game. The long term 'supportive' investors will be there either way but probably more of a last resort.

There won't be any concrete outcome from ongoing talks with the Ministry about conversion from exploration licences to mining (production) licences until at least the autumn.

Assuming they manage to achieve the short term objective and establish the company as a positive cash flow business (as a foundation for future business development strategy), then I would guess a 10:1 share consolidation would follow fairly soon, at least before they next need to raise new venture capital for the next project.

Let's hope so. I thought the presentation slides were slightly underwhelming in terms of concrete plans (neither negative nor positive). I was hoping for a bit more, although I appreciate the limitations to announcing anything significant not already released to market. As usual, lots of interesting geological information but not a lot of business information. However, it was a mining symposium so the content was perfectly appropriate to that context. I'd like to see more of a shareholder/investor presentation, but no doubt we'll get one when the time comes.

"Helix vs HE1 management?……..no comparison?"

Err... remind me, who was it that crashed the HE1 share price by 90% before joining HEX?

You had lots of chances to get in cheaper at 0.25p and 1p, what price are you waiting for?

Wolf - “If you like your helium plays, why not invest in both. Or switch between them depending on which one offers the best return, which right now is undoubtedly HEX.”

For one who is usually so cautious in damping any kind of optimism about HE1, that is remarkably risky talk. HEX is nowhere near the prospect maturity of HE1, it’s at the stage of campaign where you were begging people daily not to invest in HE1 and raising every kind of question about waiting for results before investing. Why the change of heart when HE1 has results and is miles closer to commerciality?