There is no reservoir. Expect some weird rns in a few days weeks or months saying despite 4.7% helium it's not in a reservoir or one we can understand. So we have no way of knowing how long it will last.
Currently by my calculations looks to be valued around 65-70% of where it should be. Share price of 3.25 - 3.5p would not be overshoot. Above that, caution.
Thanks that is reasoned. My sense is £200m is a possible near term, maybe £150m. Those predictions 5p look aggressive but 4p looks where this is going to settle until market making news.
So as I see it Helium One has gone from a market cap of c £6.8m at a bombed out share price of 0.2p with just under a billion shares in issue. At 3.7 billion and 2.5p its c £92.5m. That's a c14x increase in market cap. How much higher can that go realistically?