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Bond, some of the punters he1 just don't listen. 3 weeks back I was shut down and accused of cross ramping.
Even today I will buy more of hex than put a penny into he1.
December he1 had placing at 75% discount, March placing at 30% discount. Why because the BOD there hold next to nothing and another placing is coming there any day as need funds for EWT in Q3.
And put all thst aside and a whole number of factors mentioned numerous times here HE1 market cap today is £50 million and HEX is at £20 million.
I know which I would put any new money in.
Newbof, well said there. Bo's experience clearly is demonstrated in the plan that got helix to this stage.
With the brilliant team and asset in Montana they should develop helix into a significant helium producer over the next 24 months.
Being efficient with your capital is key to a successful company;
https://twitter.com/HelixExp/status/1785587860252377272?t=6aTt-ERAu93nT_Cb5y7jHQ&s=19
Another big difference between hex and he1 is that the management here have a lot of skin in the game.
Bo Sears secured these leaseholds with his own money in 2022. Took the company public this April owning 8.2% of shares after the listing.
David Minchin owns 3.8% .
At he1 the entire BOD together own a tiny 0.2% of shares . can dilute he1 as much as they want as have little shareholding.
Buy here and sit tight. Imo 50p will be here by spud in early Q3.
New investors incase you miss this interview here it is;.
https://youtu.be/ZQVRyshuygU?si=wezu6EY1EBwFt9_v
Our chartist Zak calling 27p by end of May. He has so far been very bullish on helix well before listing ;
From about 7 mins;
https://zakstraderscafe.com/bulletin-board-heroes-may-7/9348/
Caesar, I can't predict the future . £1 at spud is possible but personally I will say 50p is more realistic and hence my target. I intend to take some off the table about there and ride the rest into the results.
On a successful drill imo £1+ then we can take it from there.
But this is AIM , if he1 can reach £120 million market cap on spud of there first well in 2021 why not hex?
As always dyor
Helix has to be 40p to be on similar market cap to he1 today.
Safer jurisdiction, proven experience management, at the heart of the world's largest helium market, No complex development or shipping requirements etc.
Buy, sit tight and imo 50p will be here at spud in a few weeks.
Here is the Company's twitter account. Give it a follow for latest news and updates;
https://x.com/HelixExp?t=cBzWbJ5YSFsQ7w_rn9M82A&s=09
Should be a good week here imo. We will open slightly down due to the closing UT trade on Friday but I expect a nice blue day.
Here is short article for new investors;
https://www.share-talk.com/helix-exploration-is-ready-for-its-london-listing-following-an-offer-that-was-significantly-oversubscribed/
It is very expensive exploring for helium in a remote part of Africa. Rig, drilling costs, logistics , getting experienced crew etc.
He1 have spent nearly £50 million up to date .
Imagine what Bo Sesrs and his team can do with that kind of money in Helium Fairway of Montana.
Costs just $2.5 million to drill a well and carry out EWT in Montana compared to $6 million just to drill in Rukwa, Tanzania with their own rig excluding EWT.