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Down early with trolls out in force, but wouldn’t be surprised if she does her usual and sneaks into blue by close. 🔵

Wouldn’t be AIM without a bit of morning drama before the afternoon recovery show. 🎭📈

@JSYBoy22, Appreciate the consistency, your posts always find the rain, never the rainbow. 🌧️

Market cap under £50m is exactly why funds are positioning before the real upside hits. You might not see the potential, but clearly, some serious money does. 👀🔥🚀

If Cynosure’s on board, then RiverFort and Lind could well be the others, and that’s no bad thing. These aren’t random cheque-writers; they’re seasoned backers of AIM juniors with real-world experience funding early-stage energy and resource projects. They’ve walked this path before, often alongside Marex, and they don’t show up unless the upside looks worth the risk.

If they are in, it says one thing: this isn’t fantasy helium, it’s business. 🧠📈🔥🚀

While Helium One hasn’t officially confirmed the names of all three institutions behind the recent £10 million raise, it’s hard to ignore the likely return of Cynosure Capital Pty Ltd, the same investor that backed HE1 earlier this year with a £6.43 million direct subscription at 1.09p.

Why is that a big deal….. Because Cynosure doesn’t just scatter pennies across AIM like confetti at a wedding. They’re a targeted, resource-focused institutional investor, known for taking positions in companies with strategic upside, and the patience to ride them through development. When they invest, they do it with intent, not impulse.

They were introduced via Marex last time. Marex is brokering this deal again. Two plus two usually equals four, and in this case, it likely adds up to Cynosure doubling down. That’s not a red flag, it’s a confidence beacon. 💪🏼

If they’re in (and signs suggest they are), that’s long-term capital aligning with helium’s rising strategic importance, and HE1’s unique position in the market.

So no, it’s not officially confirmed. But if it walks like an Aussie fund, funds like an Aussie fund, and partners with Marex like one too… well, you do the math.

And if true, it’s a vote of confidence money can’t fake. 🔥🚀

Dilution only becomes a problem if the money doesn’t deliver value, and Helium One’s plans are all about delivering just that. 🚀

Great watch 🔥🚀

CEO Lorna Blaisse confirms the plan…. ESP deployment to lift helium to surface, converting contingent resources into bookable reserves, a key step toward project financing (😉JV or off-take?🚀)

Q4 2025 target, long lead items on the way post-fundraise, and yes, the US JV is ticking along too, with six wells drilled and more planned.

This is no longer just a prospect, it’s a project.

From exploration to execution… the real helium lift is just beginning. 🧪🔥🚀

https://youtu.be/Qbd4Xnq-5Ek?si=vgQepOsJ0zsEzWIk

Just a little top-up, 118,333 at 0.84p. Enough to keep the engine ticking over.

Not full throttle yet… but you can hear the vroom warming up. 🔥🚀

@Broomtree, no need to lose sleep over it, if you’re that worried, you can sell. And if you’re not in, no one’s sweeping you up to invest. 🧹💨

Let’s see what the week brings.

Could be more vroom than broom. 🏎️🔥🚀

Broomtree, I’d half expect your “vroom vroom”to be coming from a broomstick taking off, not a drill rig powering up! 🧙‍♀️ 🧹

Yes, CLNs come with terms. But let’s be clear: £10 million doesn’t land in a sub-1p stock unless institutions see serious upside. That’s not fantasy, that’s fundamentals. 🔥🚀

Licence secured, funding in place, operations lined up, this isn’t reverse, it’s first gear with a foot hovering over the accelerator. 🏁

If the project’s flying, CLNs don’t expire (subject to terms and mutual agreement) they evolve. Success has a funny way of turning deadlines into discussions. 🚀

Brr brr, boom… broomtree… careful, that broom might hit 88mph. 💨🧹

Bob_triples, you bring up Sirius, it’s a cautionary tale etched into AIM’s history. But comparing it to Helium One is absurd.

Sirius needed more than £3 billion to bring its project into production, including over £1.1 billion just for phase one, and another £2 billion+ for the full infrastructure: a underground tunnel, deep shafts, processing plants, and a dedicated port. It was a monster project, with monster risk, and it collapsed when a crucial $500 million bond raise fell through. The result…. A £405 million fire sale to Anglo American and a brutal outcome for retail holders.

Helium One, by contrast, is playing a smarter, leaner game. It doesn’t need billion-pound infrastructure. It’s targeting early production from a proven helium basin, with far lower capex, shorter timelines, and real institutional interest already backing it, not circling it.

Yes, AIM can sting. But HE1 isn’t building an empire; it’s unlocking a high-value resource in a tightly focused way.

Keep the triple nearby if it helps, just saying, this time it might be poured in celebration. 🥃🔥🚀

It’s easy to get caught up in the mechanics, the terms, the percentages, the what-ifs. But take a step back. A £10 million institutional injection, a critical licence secured in Tanzania, and operations primed in two jurisdictions? That’s not business as usual, that’s a company shifting gears.

This isn’t a punt. It’s a calculated move into something with scale, traction, and momentum.

The smart money sees it. The foundations are in place. The pieces are moving.

Zoom out, and you’ll see just how big this really is. 🔥🚀

Shoo, Broomtree 🧹💨

Blubay, let’s flip it for a second.

Would you lend someone £10 million, give them 12 months to repay, let them settle in discounted shares whenever they like, and walk away with no lock-in, if you weren’t confident you’d come out ahead?

That’s not charity. That’s calculated conviction.

Institutions don’t throw £10 million at hope and hype. They structure deals to win, and they only get involved when they believe the upside outweighs the risk.

Call it what you like, but when both sides stand to benefit, it’s a win win !! 🔥🚀

£10 million from institutional investors isn’t casual, it’s conviction. Helium One’s licence in Tanzania signals real momentum, and the backing confirms it.

When the smart money moves, it’s worth asking why, and whether you want to follow before the crowd does. 🔥🚀

I’m not just seeing potential, I’m seeing a launchpad for serious growth. This company’s got the blueprint, the licence, and the momentum to turn heads and portfolios alike.

Ready to watch this story rewrite the rules.. Let’s go! 🔥🚀

Shoo, Broomtree 🧹💨

Dear Diary,

Today I learned stocks go up and down. Devastated.

HE1 dipped a few percent, clearly fraud, aliens, or PubCrawl’s fault.

Posted “No Opinion” again to stay safe. Felt brave.

Still not sure what helium does, but I’m 93 posts deep into exposing it.

I actually missed PubCrawls rockets 🚀🚀🚀😘

Confidence level: Low.

Drama level: Unmatched.

Yours inconsistently,

JSYBoy22

Captain of the Panic Patrol

Only thing flat by lunch should be the Pimm’s. Blue’s brewing. 🎾

Well, the market blinked again this morning, a little dip, just enough to let the latecomers and top-uppers sneak in through the side door. Classic AIM misread: funding secured, licence granted, and a transformational test incoming… and we’re still flirting with penny territory?

Perfect. The real smart money uses mornings like this as a refill, not a retreat. Nothing’s changed, except maybe your average. Q4’s shaping up to be a vintage pour, and the bottle’s already been opened.

Cheers to the patient. 🍻

Kabanga Nickel got their licence in Tanzania, fast forward, they’re backed by BHP and building a billion-dollar project.

Now Helium One’s holding the same golden ticket, just in a rarer and arguably more strategic game. With helium prices climbing and global demand outpacing supply, we’re sitting on a resource the world needs, not wants.

Add in the upcoming ESP flow test, and we’re not just proving gas, we’re proving we’re open for business. Tanzania’s backing critical minerals hard, and HE1 is quietly stepping into pole position.

Hold tight, fellow investors, this story’s only just catching its breath. 🔥🚀