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Appreciate your perspective, Toffers, but constant doomposting doesn’t really help anyone. If you’re out of the position, that’s fine…. move on and let the rest of us focus on the facts and what’s actually happening.

Lots of buying action creeping in today… floor looks around 0.6p, but with the WRAP and news, could easily swing to 0.66–0.67p short-term. Patience is key.

I agree with Rosey below, re timing and it’s GREAT 🚀🚀

TrickyEFC, your very presence on this board says it all… quietly shouting ‘I peaked in the chatroom before real life.’ Dance in, dance out… but mostly tiptoeing around your own insecurities 🤡

Great day operationally, but the 0.6p raise just put a ceiling on the champagne…. FOR NOW

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“Stage 1… complete”, “six wells… tied in” and now “transitioning to continuous 24/7 operations.” That’s production, not promise.

“First helium sales… at spot pricing” with another trailer incoming, selling into a tight market, not locked into cheap contracts. They also flag “market tailwinds advancing discussions”…. buyers clearly circling.

CO₂ still on track for H1 2026 as a bonus revenue stream.

No fluff, just steady de-risking. That’s quietly bullish, feels like we’ve moved from ifs to invoices. 📈🔥🚀

https://www.bluestarhelium.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/61317990.pdf

Knocking on 0.75 so often it’s basically checking if the door’s unlocked… one of these times it’s walking straight through 🚀

Breakout Imminent? 🔥🚀

Farmout is coming (they’ve explicitly said so) ✅

Iran/helium issues strengthen HE1’s hand ✅

Best realistic outcome: Better terms, faster deal, stronger rerate 🔥🚀

With HE1 moving from “nice story” to actual production, tightening helium supply and infrastructure doing the heavy lifting, I wouldn’t call anything impossible, just increasingly expensive… a bit like the bar tab after a few 🍻🚀

Heard folks say 0.80 is the new 0.70….. try telling that to a speed camera 🏎️🚀

Buyers are willing to pay higher prices.

Momentum is building.

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The next update doesn’t need to be dramatic to matter. Even a modest indication of flow rates, recovery efficiency, or early sales volumes would start to anchor this story in something tangible. At the moment, the valuation still leans heavily on potential; the minute we get a sense of actual throughput or revenue, even in early form, the conversation changes. It’s the difference between “interesting project” and “commercial asset,” and markets tend to reprice that shift fairly quickly when it happens.

What makes the timing more interesting is the broader backdrop. Helium has gone from being one of those invisible commodities to something suddenly very visible, thanks to supply disruptions and geopolitical noise. When a market tightens, it doesn’t just reward production, it rewards credible, alternative production. That’s where Galactica starts to stand out a bit more than it did a few months ago. It’s not the biggest project in the world, but it doesn’t need to be if it’s producing into a tighter market.

The key point is that the risk profile has shifted. We’re no longer speculating on whether the plant works; we’re waiting to see how well it works and what that translates to in commercial terms. Subtle difference on paper, significant difference in valuation.

In short, we’ve moved from promise to proof of concept. The next step is proof of value. And that’s usually where things start to get interesting. 📈🚀

Innuendo? 😆

At this rate, could see 0.8p + sooner than most think. 📈😉

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It’s Blue…..

https://youtu.be/OXqw6ERK09o?si=j6FB-2nEbns-6Tgy

Phil Kornbluth analyses the helium market. He says while much attention has been paid to oil facilities being hit by Iranians in the Gulf, many helium producing locations near those sites have also been damaged. Even if the war would end tomorrow, helium impacts are coming.

"The Party balloons are about 10% of the market. The physical shortage hasn't happened yet. The physical shortage will happen in a few weeks," Kornbluth said.

Https://www.gasworld.com/story/qatar-lng-site-hit-by-missile-strike-as-gulf-crisis-escalates/2174662.article/