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Talk about logistics and transportation and production units

i think answers are all out there in the previous rns and proactive podcasts

if a successful ewt then either a jv partner experienced in producing transporting and selling as lorna has alluded too with talks already tentatively been with the big boys already with he1 or a total buy out ideally and lorna and team move onto to next project fully capitalised

if a jv then large cash injection and acceptable percentage left on table for us once agreed too and voted by shareholders

i'm personally hoping for end of august

last tuesday we had an rns and hardly any rise in sp

amazing to hear 168m extended and shows all way down to bottom and higher grades ???????????

into 2 new fractures

Once ewt testing has begun on new 2 zones

company will know what they have regards pressure and helium quality

my question is will any info good or bad be released to the market or will whole ewt be completed and then released

and also without putting a negative spin on it if they know they have a world game changer then why would they need to do a dilution before positive rns is given as they won't need to raise cash but if they know alls not well now then they would have to do a dilution before results as they won't have any funds to go any further forward with buisness they would be dead in the water and no way would they raise a bean after

any one else a take on this

If we do get an offer to buyout and it's put to the shareholders hopefully this

leaves the MM outs in the cold

Cheers joe for such an informative post

and looking like it was always going to be a producing well then

which lorna always alluded too

i think as a company especially exploration lorna's strength is jus this and not as a producer

the production plant design was i think it was part of the mining licence application and so required

but im going with other poster mentioning company be sold

lock stock and barrel and lorna moves on to her other licences areas

i'm hoping so anyway

WOW WOW WOW

best news to wake up too

risk removed just now flowrate and were there

remove drill all done and from all fractures. great news

Guys any chance we can get back on topic helium 1

hoping for rns just to confirm we've reached td

target depth without any issues and casing applied and drill removed

then it's just a time span of approx 4 weeks to flow what's there and some tests down hope but nothing major

To add any idea how long it flowed previously when they discovered it at 961 mtres and 4.7 helium content

I'm guessing helium have pushed ahead with mining application over last 5 months as they know they have commercial well here

just off their previous 961 m drill and pressure and helium 4.7 is enough needed just reserve size

if other zones don't show helium doesn't matter

if from 961 m to extended drill 200 m further and this has helium shows we're flying as this will i feel give size or thickness of reservoir

lots to play for

Not a fan then scott

understand dilutions and not happy either but they have got us to where we are now and all positions before this was exploration

next step commerciality and game changer

the next £50m raise is like a guy said weeks ago

after winning the lottery borrowing a tenner for taxi to cash in your ticket lol

Looking back great video thanks for posting

a lot of good stuff and insightful

i take away from it the drill we have has found helium at 961 metres and is pure gold 4.7 plus with hydrogen

with entering two further zones now extending drill we now have 3 bites of the same cherry

increasing flowrate

helium purity

and reservoir size

in next rns due hopefully soon declaring td being reached be great to hear helium was found all the way down on all targeted zones

so exciting nail biting at same time

bacardi is keeping me going lol

The value of the sp is not reduced because of the cost of dilution and added increase in shares to market

the cash raised by dilution is used to prove up and propel the company forward with its plans to commercialisation through ewt or purchase of its own rig etc and so adds ultimate value to the company

not rocket science here

as would be raising capital by further dilution to cover the £50 m for the production facility to be self sufficient and cash generative ultimately increasing value for shareholders

I agree with your comments about all having the right to post their thoughts good or bad and your finish with dyor

so as much as the positive sentiment is researched and included by industry professionals can you back up your negative comments re no good news coming out from company or tanzanian government stealing the company back !!!!!

No rns can also be seen as a good thing

if the drill had encountered problems the company would have to notify the market

and as mentioned 150m would of taken approx 2 days to drill were now 8 days in from start of extended drill

last friday so should have easily hit target depth by now

mondsy rns is also my guess and if we have hit td just flowrate to be left for 4 weeks no problems

easy run from here

My mistake increases

". chance of success "

predictive text lol

Reading your post

how do you think raising capital to achieve next stage of commercialism is creating more risk i'd say it's reducing it

why does drill need to confirm what first drill achieved and has been independently verified

and finally feasibility survey has been ongoing since february and has a lot to do with environmental impact logistics local communities etc

we are literally looking to understand size of reserve here

we already have acceptable pressure and helium content

each box ticked reduces chance of success in my view

but agree we all have different perspectives

Your quite right it is all guesswork

and as helium isnt traded on a market it hard to value as its supplier to customer droven contractual basis so anything from $500 to $1000 mcf

air liquid just completed a helium deal in usa for £1 billion alone

so many mechanics involved

being invested in oil for

many years can see similarities in getting out the ground

helium pure 4.6 % no carbons to remove

hydrogen content 2.2 %

no artificial lift required

licence percentage to tanzanian government

more experienced guys on here can help with costs

good luck to everyone here

it's all talk at mo but let's keep it nice talk

Talk of SP years ago , february , now and potential is over thinking it a little

we're at £66m. now

if proven asset with billion plus reserve send this to at least £500 m or half a bill straight away

so 8 x bagger from here 10p

double if air liquid shown interest £1 billion. jv for 50 %. or total buyout your guess is as good as mine

20p plus

risk has to be in relation to reward especially on AIM

Hoping more than 5p before next year tobethebest

on good news 7-8p. and jv or buyout 10-15p

As someone previously observed

i believe lorna didn't need to extend depth as she has enough to go with

flowtesting what we've already seen at 961 metres with pressure and helium content 4.7

just needs to know reserve size

and with that knowledge she was happy to push forward with production planning and mining permits regulations and application going forward

just my

opinion

also to add she may have been offered by a jv the £8 m needed but at too

much of a percentage go away. of the company. and even though it was a bloodbath we still own 100 % of

the company and if all goes well in a great position for jv or even a full buyout

Without issues

bloody lol predictive text