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Loving the simple idea of the plant being a giant shed, remember the size of WRES with tailing dam etc took an age to build and looked great. probably would of done better with today's commodity prices....timing is a bugger to get right, still happy with my silver miners though, although it's scary high atm!!

Tro I remember AEX they were a blast from the past, also nice to see Hex waking up again??

Came across Stex the other night (gold / block chain combo)), bought in at US open for a punt, but seem a bit soikey so may sell soon.

One tweet away from 30, good time for Bo to click it.

We need iis to take this north of the 100 mil mc and sustain it rather than spike down.

4 wells producing as predicted with a full field development roadmap, will take us onto the producer part of the curve and onto the journey of a junior miner of a soon to be critical resource due to estimated demand predictions, maybe opening the door to a 500 mil mc if all lines up to Bo's ambitions of JVs and M and A.

If that tractor is pulling the pipe to well, you'd argue it could drop any time.

Spot on Big Bench, BO isn't messing about with offtakes and production moments away and just in time for the US market to take note.

Markets will begin pricing in 20 wells once these initial wells are hooked up and performing.

We should also factor in the improved scientific knowledge gained so far, which can be used to further improve the economics of each well.

It's funny in the underdeveloped jurisdictions delays are encountered while you work out who needs paying (bribing) and the developed world the same payments are disguised as being required for environment, public concerns, health and safety etc. yet it's funny how certain projects progress so easily and some don't. Nice change to be invested in a genuinely mining friendly district.

Love how things are done in Montana, it's probably the farmer pulling the pipe to do the neighbourly thing, can't imagine the same happening in the UK. Shouldn't underplay the importance of location here.

Amazing news, so they just bury the pipe underneath a newly planted field, must have overwhelming local support. Is our plant to the right of those storage tanks or is it part of those tanks I wonder.

As if by magic the worried but Long term investors + those that are simply as daft as brush are safely back in their boxes.

Has the biggest market too with insanely cashed up tech bemoths fighting for AI data centre expansion and dominance in neighbouring states requiring 100ks of l of HE

Some wild predictions, but most are long term sticky hands so not fussed with short term volatility. Good thing with gas explorers come producer they have form for multi- bagging and this one is in amazing jurisdiction rather than being somewhere of the coast of Africa.

If Click 1 delivers from flat head, no need to hold Bo's feet to the🔥 as a Major will be calling quickly due to being on US turf.

Could JV Ingomar and use funds to drill the hell out of rudyard.

🧪 Could Acidisation Work in the Lower Zones of the Ingomar Zone?

Yes — acidisation could potentially work in the lower zones of the Ingomar Zone, but its effectiveness depends on several geological and operational factors:

🧭 Key Considerations

1. Lithology of the Ingomar Zone

If the lower Ingomar is composed of carbonates (e.g., dolomite or limestone), acidisation is likely to be effective.

If it's more shale-rich or siliceous, acidisation may have limited impact unless tailored acid blends (e.g., mud acid with HF) are used.

2. Formation Damage

If drilling or completion fluids caused near-wellbore damage, acidisation can help restore permeability.

Acid can dissolve fines, clays, or precipitates that block pore spaces.

3. Porosity and Permeability

Acidisation is most effective in low-permeability zones where natural flow is restricted.

If the lower Ingomar has tight rock, acidisation may help create micro-flow paths or wormholes.

4. Previous Results

If other zones in the Rudyard Field responded well to acidisation (like Inez #1), that’s a positive indicator.

However, each zone can behave differently — core samples or logs should guide the decision.

⚠️ Risks to Watch

Over-acidisation can damage the formation or cause fines migration.

Compatibility with casing and completion materials must be checked to avoid corrosion.

Regulatory limits in Montana may restrict acid volumes or types.

A nice AI summary of our recent RNS:

🔍 Key Strengths

1. Clear Operational Success

Flow Test Success: The Inez #1 well delivered 1,157 Mcf/d with 1.2% helium, which is high-grade and commercially viable.

Pressure Data: Surface pressure of 1,541 psi indicates a healthy reservoir.

Acidisation Worked: The well was initially damaged by drilling fluids, but acidisation restored flow — a positive technical outcome.

2. Strategic Insight

Testing the Lower Souris and Red River formations adds geological understanding and guides future drilling.

Plans to perforate upper zones suggest further upside potential.

3. Commercial Implications

Adds a fourth producing well to the Rudyard Field.

Reinforces the field’s long-term viability and potential for scale.

Gas composition (96% nitrogen, 1.2% helium, low methane) aligns with previous wells — indicating reservoir continuity.

4. Transparent Communication

The RNS explains the reason for lower flow rates (smaller perforation zone vs. Linda/Darwin wells).

It outlines next steps and maintains investor confidence.

⚠️ Minor Considerations

Flow rate is lower than previous wells, but this is well-explained and not unexpected.

Acidisation success may raise expectations for similar treatments on other wells — execution risk remains.

📈 Market Impact Potential

Positive sentiment likely, especially given the helium grade and successful remediation.

Could support share price stability or growth, particularly if upcoming perforations deliver higher flow rates.

Reinforces Helix’s positioning as a serious helium player in the Montana Fairway.

Some nerves tingling from recent postings, but RNS is almost perfect and what a brave strategic move to gain further knowledge on acidisation performance, which could increase the flows of current and future wells.

The more you delve the more you realise that Mr Market has got it wrong and happy to keep adding at this still below the radar stage / price.

Must be down to geology, as one of the earlier wells took more than 12 weeks. More data + drilling experience and using other techniques such as acidisation should improve efficiencies in timelines / flows which was eluded too in recent communications.

My understanding it was always Q4 from the interview and Bo confirmed all on track as of yesterday.

More interested in offtakes though, especially with big techs like meta, amazon and microsoft battling it out for data centre expansion with some facilities being nearby and needing over 100k of liquid HE.

Sometimes body language is just as important with confidence levels clearly showing. Happy to add more yesterday and the coming days.

Be interesting to see if we get more volume in the afternoon again