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@Thetriplestar, your post contains a blend of industry jargon used out of context and factual omissions regarding the company's current dual-continent strategy. Comparing Helium One to a "static" explorer ignores the transition to active production in the US and the logic behind the "Tanzania Pause."

The Predator 600 is not "mothballed" in the traditional sense; it has successfully completed its primary task at Itumbula West-1. Keeping a rig "Hot Stacked" (fully crewed and engines running) while transitioning to a Farm-out and Appraisal phase would be a reckless waste of shareholder capital...

The company isn't "waiting to be saved"; it is generating near-term cash flow in the US to strengthen its hand in Tanzania farm-out negotiations...

Thetriplestar/Troll conflates "raising money" with "losing money," ignoring that the capital has been converted into producing assets and a granted Mining Licence (which is a bankable asset)...

Blaming a board for seeking a farm-out after a 5.5% discovery is like blaming a startup for seeking Series B funding after proving their product works. It is the only logical path to commercialisation without wiping out existing shareholders...

@Toffers, calm yourself down and I look forward to having you back when you are seeing straight again.

@Toffers, have some self respect and stop this desperate attack on our company. Your comments are immature, ill informed and I thought you were better that to act like a child throwing their toys out of the pram, having a tantrum.

Comparing the management of a frontier African exploration giant to a small-cap US oil producer is like comparing the salary of a commercial airline pilot to a bus driver because "they both move people."

Suggesting they should work for nothing is idiotic...

The £3.5 million raise (plus the £1.0 million retail offer) announced yesterday is Growth Capital. Its purpose is clearly defined:

Accelerating the 24/7 ramp-up in Colorado to hit near-term revenue targets.

Maintaining the Southern Rukwa project in Tanzania while pursuing a farm-out strategy (bringing in a partner to share the costs of the next stage).

Funding the CO2 liquefaction project targeted for H1 2026.

@Toffers, your comment is a classic example of "fear, uncertainty, and doubt" (FUD) built on a foundation of significant factual inaccuracies. Comparing Helium One to the "Eurasia fiasco" is a false equivalence that ignores the tangible, operational progress made in both Tanzania and the US...

Director remuneration is disclosed in the annual report. CEO Lorna Blaisse’s total compensation for 2025 was approximately $283,519 (including base salary and fees) hardly "huge" by the standards of an AIM-listed energy CEO responsible for multi-million dollar drilling campaigns across two continents. Furthermore, the board has been streamlined, and the Focus remains on operational delivery rather than executive bloat...

Toffers, no need for that.

I hope those that were able managed to improve their positions after yesterdays gift. High risk, but very high rewards in this "Pivotal year".

TheTripleStar, give it a rest Luv, copy and pasting from AI is tedious and your silly comments about salaries just shows how little you actually know....

stop making a fool of yourself and spend your time productively. You could do some research instead of asking a chatbot?

I am retired sweetie, but maybe that is a job you could look into...

Not sure Deep100, how much do you normally charge?

Some people need to gain a greater understanding of what is involved in running a company like HE1 and understand that their renumeration is not "huge" for their role and sector.

If you pay peanuts you get monkeys, we have a new Producer of Helium and a "pivotal year" ahead...the only monkeys are the gamblers who have just been leveraged out of their bets...

These projects need to be funded until there is a Farm Out agreement and they have clearly gone for the lowest of all possible raises.

Now buckle up, as this is a day to make money here, not show your insecurities and lack of knowledge in how things for AIM companies are funded.

No2

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/HE1/unaudited-interim-results/17520456

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/HE1/galactica-project-update/17520529

People often poo poo what they do not understand...

If you cannot make money on the markets trading Trump you should probably just go for a high dividend paying company...

*increases

Prior to the Qatar disruption, tube trailers were valued between $59,500 and $102,000. With global spot prices doubling post-strike, the immediate cash-flow potential for these trailers has increased by an estimated 85-110%.

While Rukwa is not yet in production, its Strategic Farm-out value has surged. The global deficit makes a proven, high-concentration discovery in a stable jurisdiction a top-tier acquisition target for majors seeking to diversify away from Middle Eastern supply chains.

As the talented Yazz once sang "The only way is up, baby"

Next week the most likely development is a further operational update from the Galactica project, as the company is currently in a production ramp-up phase and has been issuing updates roughly every 2–3 weeks. This could include details on flow rates, additional wells coming online, or progress in stabilising helium and CO₂ output, and is the highest-probability catalyst.

There is also a moderate chance of an update on the Southern Rukwa project.

Lots to look forward too, have a great weekend all!

Who is the "new hire"?