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Creeping back up. 📈🧨🔥

@BobbyBagger

Different phase now with funding and production in play. Out of interest, are you actually invested here or just watching from the sidelines?

@BobbyBagger

Different phase now with funding and production in play. Out of interest, are you actually invested here or just watching from the sidelines?

@BobbyBagger Support gets “tested” in every consolidation, but with funding secured, operations progressing and HE1 edging toward real production, this feels less like drift and more like base-building before the next move. 📈

News can come at anytime DYOR 🧨🔥

Steady progress in Colorado, recent funding completed, and momentum building…: timing alone suggests an update isn’t far off 📈

For me, an ample time to top up with another 1,586,791 shares

GLA 🧨🔥

@mott4, dismissing progress entirely says more about your patience than the company. Get some manners on the way out.

The world’s running out of helium just as HE1 starts filling the gap… 📈

If the next update shows even steady execution, HE1 won’t need hype, the numbers will do the talking… and the SP will have to listen 📈

Something tells me next week might be worth paying attention to…

With everything going on in the world right now, it’s easy to get caught up in the noise. The headlines are heavy, markets uncertain, and sentiment swings with every update.

But step back for a moment.

While much of the world is dealing with disruption, something quietly significant is happening in the background, particularly in helium. The ongoing conflict has already taken a substantial chunk of global helium supply offline and pushed prices sharply higher. This isn’t a short-term inconvenience; helium is critical for medical, tech, and industrial applications, and there’s no easy substitute.

Against that backdrop, Helium One Global finds itself in a rather interesting position:

• Production beginning in the US

• A funded runway

• A strategic JV with Blue Star Helium

• And a high-grade asset in Tanzania still to be fully realised

In uncertain times, markets tend to reward real assets, real supply, and real progress.

This isn’t about hype or chasing spikes, it’s about recognising when a company moves from “potential” to “positioned.”

So yes, the world may feel unsettled right now… but every now and then, it’s worth remembering that opportunity often sits quietly where others aren’t looking.

Sometimes the best reason to be bullish… is simply that the fundamentals haven’t flinched.

GLA 🧨🔥

Easter break’s over, time for HE1 to stop egging about and start cracking higher… shells up, this could hatch quickly 🥚📈

Bid’s a bit scrambled, ask’s getting poached… but Helium One Global still looks ready to crack higher.. egg-citing times 🥚📈

Some still egg-noring the signs… I’m just here, sitting on my HE1 position waiting for the hatch, no yolk 🥚📈

…. shell see who’s laughing when this one finally cracks 🥚📈

Cracking little session ahead… while some are still scrambling around, HE1 looks like it’s quietly getting its ducks (and wells) in a row 🥚

I’ve added a few more eggs to the basket, feels like one that could hatch sooner than people think. 🐣📈

Some are trading the wiggles, fair enough. I’m more interested in where this sits when the dust settles and the plant’s humming 24/7. 💸Tick Tock 🧨🔥

There’s a difference between noise and signal. Right now, Helium One Global is giving more signal than most care to admit.

First, Colorado isn’t a concept anymore, it’s an operation. Six wells tied in, a functioning processing facility, and a transition to 24/7 production. That’s not exploration hope, that’s early-stage revenue generation. In a sector where many talk about molecules, HE1 is now actually moving them.

Second, the funding picture has materially de-risked. The recent raise (oversubscribed, no less) combined with strong backing at JV level from Blue Star means the near-term roadmap is funded. Not forever, granted, but enough to execute the next phase without constantly passing the hat around.

Third, market timing is quietly in their favour. Helium isn’t just another commodity, it’s strategically constrained, with supply disruptions and structural demand (medical, semiconductor, space tech). Bringing US production online now is not luck, it’s leverage.

Then there’s Tanzania, the ace still up the sleeve. High-grade concentrations (up to ~9% cited) don’t go unnoticed. Farm-out discussions aren’t wishful thinking; they’re the natural next step when you’ve already done the hard (and expensive) proof-of-concept work.

And here’s the part often missed:

This latest raise wasn’t desperation, it was acceleration. There’s a difference. One buys survival, the other buys optionality.

Could timelines have slipped? Yes. Welcome to energy development. But what matters is trajectory… and right now, HE1 has moved from story, to asset, to… execution.

So while some are busy counting past delays, I’m more interested in counting wells tied in, contracts pending, and catalysts ahead.

Plenty of doom forecasts have come and gone, I suspect this one will age about as well as the rest.

I’ve added to my core. Not because it’s risk-free, but because the risk/reward has shifted. 📈

And if this is still the “quiet phase”… well, I don’t mind being early to the party. 🔥🧨

Perhaps it was a clever play on words? 🧨🔥

It doesn’t take much to flip back bullish 🧨🔥

Keys words…. “Increasing Galactica output” and “commencement of Pegasus”