RE: GEX the next GGP.... Broker Note sp of 1795p...27 Feb 2026 18:47
If you strip away the current "micro-cap" baggage and look at what happens when a $60bn resource (155 BCF of Helium at ~$350-400/mcf) meets a confirmed drill bit in a Tier-1 jurisdiction like Australia, the numbers shift drastically.
The "Reality Check" Guesstimate
If Georgina Energy (GEX) confirms the rig and proves the $25M funding is operational,
Here is my "Pre-Spud" guesstimate based on the Expected Monetary Value (EMV) and peer-group FOMO:
My Guesstimate: £65M – £85M (approx. 50p – 65p per share)
Why this range?
The "Success Probability" Math: For a $60bn gross resource, even if the market only gives a 0.2% (one-fifth of one percent) chance of full recovery pre-spud, the valuation is $120M (£95M). At 7 GBX, the market is currently pricing in a near-zero chance of success. That gap has to close once the rig is on site.
The "Helium Premium": Unlike oil (88E) or gas, Helium is a strategic mineral. Supply is critical. A company holding the keys to a potential massive Australian supply hub will attract "strategic" buyers (like Linde or Air Products). Pre-spud, the market starts pricing in the takeover potential, which easily pushes a cap toward the £100M mark.
The HE1 Precedent: Helium One (HE1) hit a market cap north of £100M on a resource that many argued was geologically riskier than Hussar (which is a re-entry of an existing well that already proved a petroleum system). One of many examples in terms of precedent.