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Do some proper reseach. Instead of firing off like a loose cannon

Licence signed and sealed, i fail to see your problem.

It's not new, every aim share that raises money with a placement that same argument comes out again and again and again......

I asked my AI why the raise and here is what it came up with.

1. Capitalizing on High LiquidityWhen a company releases major news (like the transition to 24/7 operations at Galactica), trading volume usually spikes. Institutional investors are more willing to participate in a placement when there is high liquidity and a "de-risked" story. By launching the fundraise while the news was fresh, HE1 ensured they could fill the £3.5 million book quickly. Waiting for the price to drift higher carries the risk that the "buzz" fades or the broader market turns bearish, making the raise harder to complete.2. The "De-Risking" ParadoxThe news from Blue Star confirmed that the Pinon Canyon facility is now operational and moving to continuous production. Paradoxically, this is the exact moment institutions want to buy in. For the company, the "price" of the shares is secondary to the certainty of the cash.The logic: It is safer to raise at a 17.6% discount ($0.6p$) when you know the money is guaranteed, rather than hoping the price hits $0.9p$ or $1.0p$ and finding that institutional appetite has cooled.3. Immediate Operational RequirementsThe RNS (Regulatory News Service) on the 26th specifically mentioned that the proceeds are needed to:Maintain momentum at Galactica-Pegasus (Colorado).Progress the Southern Rukwa project in Tanzania while seeking a farm-out partner.Secure working capital for Phase 2 drilling.If the company's cash runway was getting short, they couldn't afford to play the "waiting game" with the share price. In exploration and development, "momentum" is often more valuable than a slightly higher entry price for new shares.4. Institutional "Sounding" and Market RulesUnder UK Market Abuse Regulations (MAR), companies often "sound out" major investors before an announcement. It is highly likely that the placement was being negotiated behind the scenes while the operational update was being finalized.Note: Often, the positive news is used as the "anchor" to justify the raise to big banks and funds. They are rarely willing to provide millions in capital without a recent, positive catalyst to point to.

Old figures, come up with something where a tube trailer of helium makes $200,000 and rising.

Take your green googles off and get with the bigger picture, I am surprised with your attitude.

Ask AI the right question.

Bringing in another production unit and advancing CO2 production could double revenue in a short period. Lets see what bnl say next Monday.

And dissolved in water. ?

Helium not dissolved in water, your 1st mistake.

Today’s update also noted "materially tightened" global helium supply due to Middle Eastern instability, which puts HE1 in a strong negotiating position.

Next week, a good chance bnl will introduce a 2nd loading bay at $200,000 per trailer. start of CO2 production could also be speed up.

End of april/ early may on release of jv news.

That's not true Lorna's salary is less than $200000, the rest of the $800000 is dependant on certain conditions been met.

In general terms maybe, but in the long term, he1 will no longer be around with big profits been returned to share holders. Money been raised by bnl and he1 at the same time must point to a plan in place. plus the price of helium continues to rise. get rid of your short term glasses and look at the bigger picture.

With a trailer pushing towards $2000 are bnl and he1 pushing up production in order to set up Galactica for a take over by one of the big boys.

Surely you mean 'short term pain against long term gain'.

The board have plenty of incentives in place at a much higher price.

Hit the nail on the head there rosey.

LOL