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An ongoing shortage of helium, with prices of the gas rising around 135% to US$0.28 per cubic foot year-on-year, has left buyers clamouring for new projects that could help ease the pinch.

The rising demand amid a tightening supply could end up being a positive for helium explorer Georgina Energy PLC, which is acquiring a licence on a project in Australia’s Northern Territory that analysts say has “significant helium potential”.

Proactive Research note: Georgina Energy

When the firm finally gets its hands on the licence it is likely to have a queue of buyers looking for any new supply of helium, as well as a long line of investors looking to take advantage of the high demand

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Differentiated and Low Risk

Georgina adopts a low risk, differentiated strategy and is already well advanced in its exploration activities in relation to its UK peer group as it is essentially a well re-redevelopment company. There is proven gas flowing from the original drilled wells, established infrastructure for the projects as well as a recognised supply chain. Both target sites have previously been drilled and the road access remains usable. Georgina intends to supply from the wellhead under off-take agreements to mitigate infrastructure costs. Given the established infrastructure and reliable supply chain, the Board and management team are aiming for Georgina to become a leading global producer of helium and hydrogen.

Georgina stated its intention to reach out to potential farm-in partners earlier this month, and it has wasted no time in following up. There was clearly a significant level of interest and, although a confidentiality agreement is only a preliminary step, there is now a clear path opening up towards the next stages of work at Hussar and Mt Winter

Georgina stated its intention to reach out to potential farm-in partners earlier this month, and it has wasted no time in following up. There was clearly a significant level of interest and, although a confidentiality agreement is only a preliminary step, there is now a clear path opening up towards the next stages of work at Hussar and Mt Winter

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An ongoing shortage of helium, with prices of the gas rising around 135% to US$0.28 per cubic foot year-on-year, has left buyers clamouring for new projects that could help ease the pinch.

The rising demand amid a tightening supply could end up being a positive for helium explorer Georgina Energy PLC, which is acquiring a licence on a project in Australia’s Northern Territory that analysts say has “significant helium potential”.

Proactive Research note: Georgina Energy

When the firm finally gets its hands on the licence it is likely to have a queue of buyers looking for any new supply of helium, as well as a long line of investors looking to take advantage of the high demand

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· Additional Targets: The Company has completed its review of potential re-entry targets for post-completion of the developments at Hussar and Mt Winter. There are several potential targets and Georgina has approached various parties to determine interest in either a farmout or direct interest. Subject to formal agreements, the Company will advise on any outcomes.

· The previous CPR assessment of the Hussar Prospect, published in the Company's prospectus, concluded that the prospect hosts unrisked 2U Prospective (Recoverable) Resources of c.155 BCFG (155 million MCF) of helium and c.173 BCFG (173 million MCF) of hydrogen, and c.1.75 TCFG of hydrocarbons.

· The revised Competent Person's estimates unrisked 2U Prospective (Recoverable) Resources of c.185 BCFG (185 million MCF) of helium and c.205 BCFG (205 million MCF) of hydrogen and c.1.909 TCFG of hydrocarbons, representing an overall increase of approximately 20%.

Our goal remains to achieve a positive outcome with our low-risk projects in Australia."

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