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The only one simple here is you, do some research and look at the bigger picture, 3.7p may yet prove cheap. it's not about shares it's a world supply of helium which is the over riding factor.

I think there is a lot going on that is not reported. Vance has been very blunt and let them know they are not getting away with anything. Iran is essentially bankrupt, the top men have squirreled away billions of dollars and are preparing to flee.

Rather dismissive of Tanzanian assets which is now a 'world class strategic asset'. The $100 million may not be required straight away with the use of production units on portable skids, as per BNL used in Colorada. Funding for Rukwa will be provided by the jv partner. In any case the $100 million is small change if for example a semi conductor manufacturer runs out of pure helium, can be a loss of $2 - $12 million per day plus millions in start up costs.

Rift is the chancer hoping to attract a partner on he1's coat tails. don' even have a rig yet.

In a jv partner going to the highest bidder, he1 will receive at least $10 million upfront and the jv partner brings technical know how while covering all costs.

Broomtwig stop being an idiot, a jv partner is going to pay a lot of money to secure a world class asset, you are missing the boat or you can't see the wood for the trees.

, pun intended.

The news on warrants today and recent fund raise suggest cobra is clearing the decks for a period of intense operation results.

Assay results for manna hill are imminent.

Helium shortage will start to bite this week as 4 weeks reserves run low.

Another idiot

When HE1 lands a partner who pays an upfront fee and carries the drilling costs, HE1 could theoretically transition from "funded for 12 months" to "funded for the life of the project" overnight

Only one fool here tom, back to the pizza shop with you. LOL

Think again. The combination of a massive supply vacuum and HE1’s transition to producer status in the US has turned Southern Rukwa from a "high-risk exploration play" into a "strategic national asset." If an MOU drops in the next 4–6 weeks, it will likely be driven by a partner's need to secure long-term off take to bypass the volatile Middle Eastern supply chain.

Tom, pleased you are so irritated you had to go so far back looking for just 2 words. here's the thing, he1 is fully funded, laughs on you.

U are making things up now tom, i never said anything about been fully funded, but you seem to think they are.

He1 is producing revenue in usa.

Bluebeard stop playing rukwa down, many sources consider this of 'world strategic importance' since helium from Qatar has been cut off.

They will have 3 or 4 articles, for against and neutral. Then after a while tell how amazing they are for getting it right. This is the 2nd article in the last 2 weeks that i am aware of.

Why are you using 2025 prices, ffs.

Yes, also latest brokers note last week but that could be conservative if the price of helium keeps going up. maybe a bidding war for rukwa.