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It seems that CQ's spurious claims about there being a "ceiling" on the offer price at 0.46 / 0.47p will be sorely tested today. In my opinion it won't hold for long...

It is not a certainty that He1 will need to dilute to raise the capital for the next stage of development, they do have alternatives funding sources; debt funding being top of the list. JV's for off-take and, or production facilities are also likely to be a priority though I fully accept that any JV is simply an alternative form "dilution" (diluting future income streams) albeit one that does not involve issuing more shares.

Well BlueSquare I expect this to reach 0.60p, or close to it, by end of the week ending 7th November. It could be quite a lot higher with news.

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Helium One Global Ltd's CEO Lorna Blaisse and Finance and Commercial Director Graham Jacobs recently attended the Helium Super Summit 2025 in Austin, Texas in October.

Lorna participated on a panel discussing the State of the Exploration Start-ups.

The Summit provided a valuable forum for industry leaders to discuss all that’s going on within the Helium market. Lorna and Graham enjoyed connecting with peers and discussing insights into all things Helium.

See some photos from the event below ! 👇

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"Wolfman, does Roland have to keep shareholders happy? "

If Roland was in any way interested in keeping shareholders happy he has done a pretty appalling job of it so far; who on earth would have any confidence whatsoever that he is going to reverse that trend now? He is totally and absolutely useless!! And, so too his Nomad and advisers.

BB I cannot realistically believe that there are any remaining CLN shares overhanging the market, surely? If so we would be a lot lower than we are today as they would have wanted to ditch them far sooner and would have been happy to do so at prices a lot lower than we see now; for goodness sake most of the recent CLN stock was being ditched at no more than a 20% margin

You may be right CQ and I am certainly no "trader" or "chartist" but see below.

https://www.investing.com/equities/helium-one-global-ltd-technical

Looks like our version of the POTUS is back, spouting his fake news and conspiracy nonsense..... ho hum.

FWIW I too think we will see the offer touch 0.50p very soon, though it will hav to do so a few times before we break through it methinks. Without any new news that is.

Just for information

"Synergia Energy* (SYN LN) 0.02p, Market Cap £2.9m: Rig-up operations commence at Cambay

• Synergia announced JV partner Antelopus Selan Energy (SELAN IN) has deployed the Aakash 50T workover rig to the

C-64 wellsite on the Cambay licence (50% WI) to undertake the installation of the sucker rod pump.

Good news from India for Synergia stakeholders following the restart of the workover programme on the Cambay PSC, which

targets delivering near-term gas production growth and has been delayed due to weather-related delays.

The C-64 well has historically been an intermittent oil producer and the installation of a sucker rod pump (SRP) is anticipated by

the JV to provide an enhanced and consistent production level.

Nonetheless, investors are likely focused on the progress of the proposed sale of the Company’s remaining 50% working interest

in the Cambay licence to its JV partner for a phased total cash consideration of $14m.

Following completion of the Cambay sale that requires shareholder approval and other conditions, Synergia’s strategy will be

reset, with a primary focus on CCS activities while remaining open to new opportunities that can deliver shareholder value. "

Was it a BUY? Previous (significant) BUYS were going through at a higher price of 1.683 & 1.6845p - what makes you think the MM's would put that through at 1.675?

You may well be right but, unless it was your trade I can't see how that is definitely a BUY.....

But, ho hum, tomorrow's another day.

Finally: News this week?! A strong possibility methinks and, if not, certainly next. Questions, what, if anything will it do to the price and will we get the answer to the $64,000 question, "When is the CH1 drill?"

Bye for now.

FWIW Al I don;t think that the "rainy season" would hold up drilling significantly, not as ARA have completed all of the civil work - no, the rainy season would have it's greatest impact, in my view, on getting the rig to the well site. We know that the roads adjacent to the site have been improved but certainly not all the way from the any of the various ports into Ntorya.

Anyway must dash - it's a lovely day and I am walking to the pub!

A May/June drill has alwaysbeen my (best) expectation and would not be surprised to see us use the "in country" M&P rig..... it would considerably reduce costs to ARA and only affact timing minimally if at all, in my view. But that is pure supposition so probably best ignored after all 99% of posters here have already totally dismissed that as an option; I on the other hand refuse to dismiss it, not least as the ARA representative at the AGM drew particlar attentrion to it.

But hey, ho hum, after all, what's a few more months after 15 years?!

Well Alcapone as I have commented previously it took three months to set up the rig for NT2 and the rig was only 1.5km away. Now some of the prep work has already been done which may short circuit it a little, but the far bigger issue is that, unless they choose to rig share with M&P, there is currently no suitable rig "in country" even if there was one immediately available. So how long is a piece of string? The best estimate would be 6 -8 weeks (and longer if in the wet season) plus then the set up and signing off process. So 4 months minimum is my view and possibly longer - dependant upon factors already mentioned above.

So Southmead a question. Can I ask where you are getting your BUY and SELL volumes from because if, as I suspect, you are relying on the LSE's own figures, you do realise that they are nonsense?

Inevitable I suppose to see that the co-ordinated P&D crew have arrived at He1..... pity but, thankfully, totally transparent

I would tend to agree McNol and, if you were looking to dump more why would you not have done so yesterday in a rising and relatively strong buyers market.

Good morning all:

Apologies if this has already been shared but an overnight post shared by BlueStar a few hours ago.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/blue-star-helium-limited/posts/

Agreed Ruck. And you say "That is of course dependent on the results being available.".... And based upon your logic that those trial results are also positive too?

Cannot even get 1m B-Positive....