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Earlier buyers selling up within 5 minutes lol

One well costing $1.2M will pay back in 4 months.

Revenue @ 2000Mcf 1.1% Helium @ $500 Mcf will deliver $4M annual revenue.

They can stick 4-5 well at Rudyard possibly more when the increased CR number comes out.

Giving around $20M in annual revenue before tax.

These wells can be brought on cheaply and quickly

Absolute No brainer @ £21M market cap.

Natemc WAT read what William Pankhurst, CEO of Wikota Design & Construction had to say.

Another thick Parasite gone on filter

Transportation will be via rail they've already commented

Wow seriously impressed with this BOD, could quite easily be in Production Q2-Q3

Plenty of cash left from the IPO they could actually get this into production without borrowing any debt

However i do expect them to secure funds through debt or offtake agreement to start drilling a few more production wells.

I suggest you research how the SEAQ platform operates.

leave the ALGO theory to Bitcoin and large caps

Politikos how do you think someone builds a decent stake in a micro cap ?

Unless theres a willing seller they cant

Worth remembering for every buy theres a sell.

to supply the stake building theres been a seller.

Algo have had nothing SFA to do with the trading.

MMs will simply match the trades.

Stake building

Poliikos ALGO Bots are not use in an Illiquid Micro cap on an MM SEAQ platform.

Godd old Supply and demand dynamics its really that simple.

Chuck1971 Hex commercial flow figure is very conservative 2000 Mcf/d versus Open hole flow of 4500 Mcf/d

Imho a commercial flow rate of 2750-3000 Mcf/d is achievable giving 27-30 Mcf/d Helium

However the huge difference thanks to the HE1 AGM is the development costs to achieve the same level of revenue.

HEX wells at a cost of $1.2M will pay back in 3-4 Months.

HE1 development costs $75-$100 M

HEX development costs $12-$15 M

Chuck1971 HE1 is the pure Helium flow figure 6.2 Mcf/d with Artificial lift. HEX Helium pure helium flow figure is 20 Mcf/d

400 Mcf/d @ 2.5% Helium would give 10 Mcf/d of Helium X $500 gives revenue of $5000 p/d

Giving annual revenue $1,825,000

Imho that would be the absolute minimum to be deemed commercial

Flathead needs to Flow around 400 Mcf/d of raw gas to be deemed commercial imho

Pubcrawl would your kindly point out the error in my figures Please.

pubcrawl theres know doubting he1 have excellent helium concentrations however theres no doubting they have **** poor flow rates.

Blubay i understand and said theres a whole lotta info thats need to be gathered together from the feasibility studies.

i have merely compared two companies that have recently announced commercial recoveries based on Non facts to decide which was the better investment based 3-5 year economices.

Helium concentration known Flow rates known Development costs to commercial production known.

From these 3 facts you can get a good understanding as to which is the better company for returning Dividends in the shortest time.

Just one more thing then No More.

HE1 MKT CAP £53M

HEX MKT CAP £21M

Diverhead a few simple bits of info

Annual revenue per well

Development Costs.

Infrastructure

Time

Time

Diverking anyone that can do basic maths can see the Economics of Rudyard are far superior to Rukwa over the next 5-10 years.