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No it isn't. It will go on salaries

We arent here for 10% we are her for £60-100m mcap- these daily fluctuations off the back of a placing are inconsequential.

Last interview before the test started.

There is a redundant plant not too far away and this is already being looked at to bring back online with a retrofit.

Depends 5% on any placing they do, 20 times a year- decent money

Cornerstone investor- does not mean all of them taken on that basis. So there will be stock coming to market. There were also warrants given to oak securities. So there is some serious placing churn.

There is a reason why the lower leadville is being tested first toffers= if they make a commercial find in the lower leadville, we are just going to uplift that result with the next part of the test. So everyone involved in this project- whilst promoting the lower leadville as bonus- it isn't it is actually a company maker. Sproule have not even considered the Lower Leadville. If this hits and is commercial, we are cruising to the end of the total test.

You know what i mean

Brewster- i highly doubt that PI's would be dropping £25k to £50k the week that the Lower Leadville will be drilled. So then the question is who? One MM INV has run the book since last week, INV are buying, actively and in chunks, so whilst £ note value is important, the action of the MM's is probably more important at this point in time.

Clearly the churn is still going

Not strictly true. You seen th sproule report right?

To be fair, all of these questions have been answered in previous interviews by Howard. It is a company and project in its infancy, hence the mcap;.

I posted the picture in to gemini, it wasn't me. Lol

N the context of Quantum Helium's extended well test, this piece of kit is a Three-Phase Test Separator (often referred to as a "Separator Trailer" or "Test Vessel").

It is a core component of well-testing operations, designed to separate the "raw" stream coming out of the wellhead into three distinct components: Gas, Oil (or Condensate), and Water.

How it works for Quantum Helium:

When testing a new well, the pressure and flow are often unpredictable. This vessel takes that high-pressure stream and slows it down, using gravity and internal baffles to separate the contents:

Helium/Natural Gas: The lightest component rises to the top and is piped out (this is where the helium is captured or measured).

Liquids: Any water or liquid hydrocarbons sink to the bottom.

Measurement: The separator is equipped with high-precision meters to calculate the exact flow rates of each phase. This data tells the company if the well is commercially viable.

Specific Features visible in your photo:

The Manway (Bolted Circle): That massive bolted flange on the side is a "Manway," allowing technicians to enter the vessel for cleaning and inspection.

Sizing: Given the "LS-0009" marking and the scale, this looks like a high-volume, high-pressure vessel designed to handle the initial "slugs" of fluid that often come with a new well.

The Cabin: The white structure attached to the left of the tank is likely the operator's house/control room, where the data from the flow meters is monitored in real-time, away from the elements.

Basically, this is the "Truth Machine." It will tell Quantum Helium exactly how much helium is in that ground and at what pressure it can be produced. It’s a very good sign—it means they are moving from "drilling" to "proving" the asset's value.

14b trades would churn about 4b so rough maths that what £1.5m?? May be wrong.

The nearest were Vecta but their nominee account no longer appears on the share register. The contract is for 3d work were paid proportionately with shares- totalling about £80k I think. But I think they too may have sold

There are no significant holders or individuals over 3% that could change with this cornerstone investor. Will have to issue a holdings rns within 2 days at 3% in the uk and 5% outside.

If we see a move to .035 then fair assessment is it is coming to an end/ ended

Thats wrong, sorry its £9m total on £3million as it is generally 3x needed for churn

If a cornerstone investor is taking a chunk though, it is relatively unknown what the churn will be. But even if they took £2m out of the £5m issued, we will be churned at £6m total value, so on 10b friday and 2b today thats about £3.8m, need about £9m. So the quicker the churn the bigger their holding IMO