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E82, thanks for your messages - I've also completely withdrawn from this after several years with a lot of losses - let me know when it's safe again - maybe after all the CRLs (early 4Q?) 👍

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Correction I: the first one = HE1 Gobal

I had a large investment here. My first purchase was £0.0047, so that's how long ago it was. Last week I sold everything, leaving less than 10% of what I had invested. I immediately invested this amount in IMM. As a result, I now have 16% of what I invested here, while I've seen an 85% increase in IMM in one week. I also invested the remaining amount of the first one in IMM last week. Roland stole a lot; he's not a regular thief, as a regular thief usually only robs one party. Roland & his team are robbing everyone.

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EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting) Usually held 4 to 6 weeks after the final offer is made.

Shareholders vote on the offer. Approval typically requires a 75% majority.

The notice convening the EGM includes:

Voting instructions

Proxy forms

Explanation of the offer and its implications

Post-vote & completion If approved, legal completion follows (e.g., via a Scheme of Arrangement).

The shares are delisted from the stock exchange.

Payment to shareholders usually takes place within 14 days after completion.

Right ?

Alee alee hurry up a bit last tickets... tuut tuuuuuut !!

Yep, last working day of the week, come on, Monday 18p+ do you want to bet Gsent or Onetomany

jeez i’ve never seen so many delayed trades. totally unfair on ordinary pis that all of this can be legally hidden from view so everyone else is simply guessing as to what’s going on - the **** yesterday morning came in @ >14p and mm's @ 10p nice evening... lesson learnt

Example from the Benelux: the helium plant of Air Products in Heusden-Zolder was built as part of an existing site, allowing it to become operational more quickly.

New Helium Plant by Air Products in Heusden-Zolder – Unique in the Benelux Air Products has officially opened a new helium plant in Heusden-Zolder. The global supplier of industrial gases is further investing in the site, which already produces dry ice. Zolder will become the only location in the Benelux where Air Products fills helium gas cylinders. The transport of cylinders is fully automated, and ergonomic considerations have been made for workers involved in the filling process.

Timeline from mining license to commercial helium production Average duration: 2 to 5 years

Steps in this process:

Geological studies and exploratory drilling: 6–18 months

Development of production wells: 12–24 months

Construction of infrastructure (processing facilities, pipelines): 12–36 months

Testing phase and quality control: 3–6 months

The total duration depends heavily on factors such as the location, the depth of the helium reserves, the presence of other gases (such as nitrogen or natural gas), and cooperation with local authorities.

Commercial viability: Helium must be present in sufficient concentration (typically >0.3%) to be economically viable.

Market access: Contracts with buyers (such as the medical sector and semiconductor industry) are often prepared during the construction phase.

Estimated Timeline Toward Commercial Production for Helium One Global Given the current situation:

Commercial production appears to be at least 1 to 2 years away, depending on:

Successful completion of test drilling

Resolution of technical issues

Confirmation of economically viable helium concentrations

Construction of processing infrastructure

Https://www.helium-one.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/250624_Itumbula-West-1-CPR-final-client-release_SIGNED.pdf

Answer to your question Expon3ntial.

Coordinated Operation of Multiple Pumps: Rationale and Control Systems

Purpose of Multi-Pump Operation

Operating multiple pumps in tandem offers several operational and strategic advantages:

Energy Efficiency Systems respond dynamically to fluctuating demand by activating or deactivating pumps as needed. This prevents continuous full-load operation of a single pump, reducing energy consumption.

System Redundancy and Reliability In configurations such as n+1, a standby pump is always available to maintain continuity during maintenance or unexpected failure. This is critical in high-stakes environments like water treatment or helium extraction.

Balanced Wear Distribution Alternating pump usage ensures even wear across all units, minimizing downtime and extending equipment lifespan.

Control and Regulation Methods

Modern pump systems utilize a range of technologies to manage performance and coordination:

Control Method Description

Frequency Converters (e.g., ABB ACH580) Regulate pump speed based on real-time pressure or flow data.

PID Controllers Maintain target values (e.g., pressure) through continuous feedback and adjustment.

Cascade Control Sequential activation of pumps based on increasing demand thresholds.

Alternating Control Pumps operate in rotation, either per cycle or time interval, to balance usage.

Smart Monitoring Apps (e.g., Smart Evo) Enable remote supervision and configuration via Bluetooth or cloud interfaces.

Integrated Control Panels Combine float switches, probes, timers, and alarms for autonomous operation.

Advanced systems often feature fieldbus communication protocols, allowing controllers to synchronize pump activity without requiring a dedicated PLC.

https://www.theseus.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/874136/Salla_Tuomas.pdf?sequence=2

Content: This master's thesis investigates how centrifugal pumps are selected in industrial processes, focusing on energy efficiency, reliability, and maintenance.

relevant: It discusses international standards like API 610 and offers concrete recommendations for process optimization.

https://edepot.wur.nl/572884

https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/121852

Content: Development of design models for progressive cavity pumps, aimed at low-viscosity and high-speed applications.

Uh just for the technical experts it will have to pump water from the column with several centrifugal pumps but I am not one of these experts... but that is just a formality given the situation sorry

1 bar ≈ 32.8 feet of pumping height / 100 bar ≈ 3280 feet of pumping height / Some pump manufacturers; Atlas Copco Weda L 1000 N + adapted systems - DAB Pump CM 125/880 275.6 pounds (lbs) / 19.7 stone - Grunfos MGE 160 L B4 - FF300 - F3 374.8 pounds (lbs) ≈ 26.8 stone - Wilo - Allweier - Johnson Control - Fender ATB-Loher AF 132 S/A-11 154.3 pounds (lbs) 11.0 stone - ATB Antrieb Technik Bauknecht AG - Allchem CNH - B65-250 W23

Thank you all for your numerous excellent answers. On to a helium- and hydrogen-rich HE1 Global & TZ. Thanks again for the wonderful performances and also for all the other messages – best of luck to everyone with your HE1 shares.

My broker neglected to give me the 6-digit code for the eprocxy, so I couldn't attend the meeting. I'm currently averaging 1.10p, so I'm deeply under water. Will I have to sweat this out until...? Is this still a normal average? Does anyone have any thoughts?

@Darkfing If you break a cigarette in two, you have 2 short cigarettes. Ok to you to sell them. I wonder who you would sell them? You have been misled by manupilation that reached up to 18p ish ... and you are now in the fall. This company is worth more and plays an important role/value present in worldwide situations and therefore a compromise will be found for this.

Sorry but for me the helium extraction installation should have been implemented 10 times earlier.

Skipper, can I cross, yes or no? Do I have to pay a cent, yes or no?

Skipper replies: anyone who bought tickets too early is NOT ALLOWED to cross.

Come on, childishly polarized world!

Given Wood Group’s market capitalization of just $168 million and the ongoing FCA probe, there are only a few viable avenues to raise capital — and a $450 million rights issue is not one of them. Here are the most plausible alternatives:

1. Private Placement with Institutional Investors

Targeted at a small group of parties willing to take on risk

Less dilution than a public offering

Can be executed quickly if confidence in recovery exists

2. Renegotiation of Existing Debt

Wood Group could seek payment deferrals or restructuring of existing loans

Requires cooperation from lenders

Provides liquidity without issuing new shares

3. Sale of Non-Core Assets

Wood operates globally, including ventures in Brunei and Algeria

Selling non-essential assets could generate cash without dilution

4. Strategic Investment or Takeover

Sidara could still proceed with a bid, possibly at a reduced valuation

Alternatively, a new party might take a minority stake with capital injection

5. Limited Capital Increase (max. 20–30%)

Smaller rights issue, possibly underwritten by banks

Targeted at institutional investors, offered at a discount to market price

Https://premierafricanminerals.com/zimbabwe/zulu-project

The recent developments involving Premier African Minerals (PREM), Glencore, and Canmax Technologies are indeed promising and could have a major impact on the Zulu Project and the broader lithium market.

What’s happening?

PREM signed a non-binding letter of interest with Glencore for the sale of spodumene concentrate from the Zulu Project in Zimbabwe.

This could help PREM repay a $35 million debt to Canmax, which originated from a previous prepayment-offtake deal.

Glencore may not only become a buyer but also provide financial support to settle outstanding obligations.

The Zulu Project contains much more than just spodumene: it also includes petalite, lepidolite, mica, and tantalite—significantly increasing its potential.

Why is this important?

Zimbabwe is positioning itself as a strategic player in global lithium supply.

Financial markets are already reacting: PREM’s stock surged over 200% following the news.

If Glencore commits, it brings not just capital and market access, but also institutional investor confidence.

What could happen this weekend?

Further negotiations between PREM, Glencore, and Canmax.

Possible updates on production capacity, resource estimates, or new claims.

Speculation and investor positioning based on momentum.

The Zulu Project by Premier African Minerals has confirmed the presence of petalite, lepidolite, mica, and tantalite alongside spodumene, making it a multi-mineral lithium-tantalum pegmatite with strategic value.

Known Quantities (as of January 2024): These figures come from the latest Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for the Zulu Project:

Category Tonnage (Mt) Li₂ Grade (%) Ta₂O₅ Grade (g/t) Contained Li₂O (t) Contained Ta₂O₅ (kg)

Indicated 14.78 0.45 43.83 66,498 647,687

Inferred 9.97 0.41 39.95 40,869 398,222

Total 24.75 0.43 42.20 107,366 1,045,908

Notes:

The resource is primarily spodumene-rich, but stockpiles of petalite, lepidolite, mica-rich material, and tantalite are being preserved for future profitable recovery.

The processing plant uses sensor-based ore sorting, which helps separate these minerals efficiently.

While exact tonnages for petalite, lepidolite, and mica aren’t broken out yet, Premier has indicated these are inventory-grade materials awaiting further test work and flow sheet development.