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'Managing Director and CEO, Trent Spry, is currently on location at the Pinon Canyon plant site. He has been meeting with the team on final commissioning of the amine unit and optimisation of the plant as well as reviewing the existing gathering system, well configurations and future

expansion and infill tie-ins and locations. Trent is also meeting with directors from joint venture partner, Helium One Global Ltd, to review

operations and future expansion planning. Additionally, he is hosting a series of site visits for

current and prospective investors.

Managing Director and CEO, Trent Spry, commented:

"It is a landmark moment for Blue Star to have the Pinon Canyon Plant operating in an integrated way and actively filling tube trailers for the helium market. Being on-site allows me to work closely with our US technical team and our partners at Helium One Global as we continue to optimise this

world-class asset. The feedback from the investors visiting the facility this week has been excellent, further validating the strategic value of the Galactica Project."

World-class asset.

Great news. Great work by all concerned, we'll done.

Would be fantastic if Lorna did an interview with Proactive or similar.

Are you invested here or just trolling because it strongly sounds like the latter.

Go away.

This isn't the place for your political preferences. Take it somewhere else.

Lets focus on HE1.

It's worth noting that 400% this year is: around 2p from current slump. I would imagine that is well within doable for good US results and progress in Africa. Might be towards back end of year but still a great jump from here.

'The bottom line...

For UK investors, Helium One sits firmly in the ‘high-risk/high-reward category. There’s no dividend, it lacks stable earnings, and any small hiccup could derail future profits.

But if you’re comfortable with the risk and can accept the chance of losing money, the pay off could be spectacular.

On the face of things, it appears to be a well-run company operating in a high-demand, niche sector. That alone gives it lots of potential.

As such, I think it’s worth considering but only as a small allocation in a much larger, adequately-diversified portfolio.'

"Alternatively,

TACO = Trump always chickens out"

Oof. That aged well.

No disrespect but you had an RNS logged to actually land two days ago so I'd treat anything you say with more than a valve of gas.

There's no real way of proving it 100% one way or another it seems.

Same as the person who decided we'd get an RNS from the pipes and valves operator last night and it'd be here last night somehow. It all comes to nothing usually, and is just a way of drumming up interest and keeping the convo going. I have no doubt things are happening in the background but we'll likely only know when HE1 tells us.

Indeed. You've got to understand the psychology of what they're doing. Yesterday was their pre-working week warm up. They'd love nothing more for people continuing a thread saying 'Strong Sell.' Star a new thread with a new title if you must respond but the green box is better for LTH mental health tbh. These people are purely here to disrupt.

Onbeyondzebra, far from engineering it to be 'boring' enough to catch your eye, it was a simple prompt that people can make of at their leisure. With no bias input from me and sources provided. It did also offer a worst case scenario, if people bother to read fully.

Analyst Consensus

Source Rating 12-Month Target

Investing.com Strong Buy 3.22p

Fintel N/A 3.28p

Stockopedia Consensus 2.97p

Panmure Liberum Buy 3.6p - 3.7p

As of February 2026, analysts maintain a Strong Buy consensus for Helium One Global (HE1), with price targets indicating significant potential upside from its current trading level of 0.698p.

2026 Price Targets & Projections

Forecasts for the next 12 months suggest the share price could more than triple if commercial milestones are met:

Average Target: 3.22p to 3.28p, representing a potential upside of over 360%.

High Estimate: 3.38p to 3.7p.

Low Estimate: 2.97p to 3.25p.

Short-term Outlook: Technical indicators suggest the stock could reach 1.17p by May 2026, with a 90% probability.

The Motley Fool UK

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Helium One Global Ltd (HE1)

GBX 0.698, 58.64% since 2 Jan 2026

Key Performance Drivers for 2026:

The share price in 2026 is expected to be driven by the transition from exploration to active commercial production:

Galactica Project Revenue: A "meaningful revenue ramp-up" is projected during 2026 as the company scales gas processing at the Pinon Canyon Plant in the US.

Tanzania Development: Continued progress in the Rukwa Basin remains a "substantial upside" catalyst, though funding for expansion is a key variable.

Recent Momentum: The stock has recently shown high volatility, rising over 60% in the two weeks leading up to February 20, 2026.

Downside Risks: In a bearish scenario, setbacks in exploration or financing could see the price retreat toward its January 2024 all-time low of 0.19p.

Key Performance Drivers for 2026:

The stock's movement in 2026 is expected to be driven by a shift from exploration to active production:

Revenue Ramp-Up: Meaningful revenue is projected during 2026 as the Galactica Project in the US scales up gas processing.

Tanzania Operations: Continued development and flow testing at Southern Rukwa are critical catalysts for valuation.

Market Momentum: Shares have recently shown high volatility, gaining approximately 60% in the two weeks leading up to late February 2026.

Risks: Potential downsides include funding pressures, project delays, or disappointing production results that could push the price toward previous lows of 0.19p to 0.50p.

IG Group

IG Group

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AI-generated answer to question 'predict helium one global's share price in 2026':

As of February 2026, analysts provide a Strong Buy consensus for Helium One Global (HE1), with price targets significantly higher than the current trading price.

2026 Price Targets & Forecasts

The following targets represent 12-month projections from major financial platforms:

Average Target: 3.22p to 3.28p, representing a potential upside of over 360% from current levels.

High Estimate: 3.38p to 3.7p.

Low Estimate: 2.97p to 3.25p.

AI-generated answer to 'Predict Helium One Global's share price by June 2026':

AI Overview:

As of early 2026, analysts and forecasters suggest that Helium One Global (HE1) shares have potential for significant volatility with targets often mentioned in the 2.97p to 3.38 GBX range, though some projections suggest a wide range of 1.56 GBX to 7.80 GBX for the 2026-2030 period. Success depends heavily on operational results from their Montana assets in 2026.

Bullish Targets: Some forecasts suggest potential to exceed 2024 highs, with analyst targets indicating over 200-300% upside from late 2024 levels (e.g., up to 5.30p in some analyses).

Key Factors: The share price in 2026 will be driven by the company transitioning from exploration to commercialization, specifically in Montana, and potentially in Tanzania.

Risks: As an early-stage resource company, failure to meet development milestones could lead to lower, or highly volatile, share prices.

Note: This is based on projections as of February 2026 and should not be considered financial advice.

Post history littered with Strong Sell posts on this and other shares. Same tactics, clueless about company fundamentals. Just rocks up and starts slating.

An absolute chancer. Into the green bin you go.

Noble Helium on that. Thanks for the link.

Yeah, I mean why bother having a choice of car when you could just buy one Chinese brand name forever.

Eyeroll #500 of the day.

...that a funding call won't go out at some stage. This is HE1 after all. Though a partner might dismiss the need for or reduce that.

But for Rukwa to suddenly be put away for a whole year from February and sit idle because some rando on a forum says it will is as bad as the '10 takeover coming!!' people. stick to the RNS facts I say. And those tell us simply that things are progressing nicely on both fronts at present.

Of course it's dependent on lots of others factors like extraction and geology. But that figure is often cited as industry standard baseline.

To be commercial you need to be about 0.3%.