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Thanks,
Thats an update to the original, wish I had a copy of the first. It does have a lot more of a positive spin, got me excited
Read it a few times then read the 48 page version again, then realised its much the same.
Been struggling with the larger version, too much new info for me.. been reading the posts then reading the doc, starting to see the picture, I hope..

Please could you post the link as I cant see it, or the name of the company, so I can look again..
Yes, a significant helium resource has been found, but only a 20% chance? then competent persons report is, I think 10-17%??

So we need a fashion brand that is always in like Doc Martens, so value is maintained
Famous Jeans brand maybe,
Maybe they produce uniforms, fixed price, not seasonal

Looks like another mining company is/was going to use the same model airship.?
Not sure if the company intending to operate the airships ever got one, website © 2018 - 2019 Straightline Aviation.

http://www.mining.com/canadian-rare-earths-mine-transport-ore-using-airships/
https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/quebec-puts-its-money-on-next-generation-of-airships-to-help-serve-the-north/

Where abouts are you, as its early hours here in the UK.
A few of the more experienced investors have been posting, getting my brain working..Slowly the report is starting to go in,,
information overload for me, like starting jigsaw, a mass of pieces..
The Unrisked(P50) £1.02 sp is just for the 3 drill wells, ~17bcf combined, total NAV ~$750mm..
Then you have the 120 bcf for the other 18 Rukwa wells.
Two of these could have over 20bcf each, another about 16bcf(P50)..
Plus Eyasi and Balingida sometime in the future..

The reports production model is based on a 6bcf find...and helium at $250/mcf
Although it did mention breaking even with 2bcf
But I need to spend some more time reading,
Sounds too good, just hope the interpretation of all the data is spot on, and the data is good

Well I hope all you guys with the mega big holdings get to top slice at JRs 30p along with us minnows :)

No beach in newport, just a mud bank..
Did you check the trust pilot broker reviews, well worth reading.. Some of the brokers had way too many bad reviews..

Youtube link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yh3MA3nPdi0

Did you use D3T link?
Not sure if sharetalk have updated their website, seem to have a browser issue, no video..

I worked with a guy your name, and age,
So a long shot but did you ever work in Newport.
Years ago I bumped into a lad I hung about with with on a restricted beach in saudi..

Cheers D3T

DME, dont know much about them, but I like their share price chart, probably what ours will look like ;)
fingers crossed

He1 also have nitrogen, fertilizer or fuel, so there are other possible future opportunities for the waste product.
"So-called green ammonia is made by reacting nitrogen separated from air with hydrogen made by wind- or solar-powered water electrolysis. It could be an environmentally friendly fertilizer or, backers say, a safe, low-emissions fuel for ships and planes.
https://cen.acs.org/energy/renewables/Ammonia-route-fuel-ships-planes/98/i31#:~:text=So%2Dcalled%20green%20ammonia%20is

Sure I read the helium production was related to Uranium, another commodity, one that scares me..

I appreciate Trek's post, and others.
I always need to think about what is said and do some research, that helps me link the pieces..
Thanks all

At 14% discount the H&P report has an Unrisked sp for $400/mcf of £1.88, at 10% discount £2.39
At 14% discount the price increases 42p every $75/mcf in the table..

Found a wholesale price on alibaba $15-$25 m3, 99.999%, not sure if its up to date.
At $25 thats ~$707/mcf
At $15 thats ~$425/mcf
£1 sp is based on $250/mcf..

Fingers crossed we find at least 138bcf

Agree, the buys and sells can be really misleading..

Theres news coming so its going to be worked down a little before its starts to rise, we'll get the RNS and it will spike quickly..
High 0.5s at least, then back to low 0.5s.. Unless we get those first securitizations and it will stay up, if we get just one then back down.

each cylinder 8.5m3 is approx 300cf, so 3.33 cylinders = 1mcf

Air products sell Technical Grade Helium 47L Cylinder £487 plus vat. Includes Cylinder, Premier Grade 47L £610+VAT
47l Cylinder= 8.50 m³
$1.39/£
Article 2020
The last year helium prices were posted by the Federal Government was in 2018. The estimated price for private industry’s Grade-A helium was about $7.57 per cubic meter ($210 per thousand cubic feet)(mcf)
Works out at PG $119/m3, TG $95/m3... TG/m3 ~12.5x 2018 price..
Probably a wild assumption, assuming no discount for bulk 12.5x210=$2625/mcf
Presentation was $40l($1500/MCF)

https://pubs.usgs.gov/periodicals/mcs2020/mcs2020-helium.pdf