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It's called a poop and scoop.

Why would anyone waste time trashing a share of they hold no interests.

How rude and uncivilised.

So much negativity surrounding GEX, and these guys don't even have their drilling permit, just saying.

December could be a game changer for HEX.

Amsden will produce Helium to the value of $1 million per year, but extracted in conjunction with Flathead or Charles.

Charles has largest Helium and will be tested further with stimulated flow testing, just waiting for team to be on site.

Flathead has potential commercial Helium, and commercial Hydrogen which if proven would be a significant game changer. Bo has been seeking expert help with regard to Hydrogen discovery.

Rudyard testing commences next week, and previous testing concluded there was commercial Helium with commercial flow rates. There is considerable potential for expansion at this resource.

They are the facts. No ramp, just facts.

The potential of what HEX has is immense, but results are key and we will know as news comes in over the next few weeks.

While MATD is in hibernation, people might want to check out HEX.

Hex’s most recent RNS states a prospective helium sale price of $500/Mcf.

Regarding the share price and keeping in mind that HEX's portfolio comprises two assets, one much smaller in scale than the other, Hannam&Partners released a research note earlier this month which suggested an unrisked valuation for the company of 183p (versus a risked valuation of 34p). This estimate took no account however of the potential for hydrogen in Flathead which IF commercial could quite realistically add another 100-300p given that it would be the first commercial deposit of its kind in North America.

The potential of what HEX has is immense, but results are key and we will know as news comes in over the next few weeks.

Amsden will produce Helium to the value of $1 million per year, but extracted in conjunction with Flathead or Charles.

Charles has largest Helium and will be tested further with stimulated flow testing, just waiting for team to be on site.

Flathead has potential commercial Helium, and commercial Hydrogen which if proven would be a significant game changer. Bo has been seeking expert help with regard to Hydrogen discovery.

Rudyard testing commences next week, and previous testing concluded there was commercial Helium with commercial flow rates. There is considerable potential for expansion at this resource.

They are the facts. No ramp, just facts

For anyone that wants higher risk higher return

Hex’s most recent RNS states a prospective helium sale price of $500/Mcf.

Regarding the SP and keeping in mind that HEX's portfolio comprises two assets, one much smaller in scale than the other, Hannam&Partners released a research note earlier this month which suggested an unrisked valuation for the company of 183p (versus a risked valuation of 34p). This estimate took no account however of the potential for hydrogen in Flathead which IF commercial could quite realistically add another 100-300p given that it would be the first commercial deposit of its kind in North America.

Hex’s most recent RNS states a prospective helium sale price of $500/Mcf.

Regarding the SP and keeping in mind that HEX's portfolio comprises two assets, one much smaller in scale than the other, Hannam&Partners released a research note earlier this month which suggested an unrisked valuation for the company of 183p (versus a risked valuation of 34p). This estimate took no account however of the potential for hydrogen in Flathead which IF commercial could quite realistically add another 100-300p given that it would be the first commercial deposit of its kind in North America.

Thanks all for the information.

I will have a read through them.

Can you advise the sales from 2025?

How much revenue and when will they receive the money?

As stated in the RNS today:

"Cash at bank of £5.2m at 30th June 2024. Costs of around £0.5m a month and debt free"

June: £5.2mil

July: £4.7mil

August:£4.2mil

September:£3.7mil

October: £3.2mil

November: £2.7mil

December: £2.2mil

January: £1.7mil

February: £1.2mil

Monthly expenditure is £500K per month.

Am I right to say that a fund raise is coming,

could be later this year or early next year?

Is this a repeat of yesterday?

Looks like it

Mike Buck just cannot be trusted.

He says one thing and then comes out with something else, or that as proven in the past, he tells part but not all of the story.

Eg: Export licence.

What other legal documents are required after that eh?!

Is there anyone here that can provide an estimate share price value in a success case.

I know it's an open question and there are many variables.

The broker target mentions 97p or thereabouts but then I see some extreme forecasts like £10.

I know Helium is valuable resource, but what's the sensible price it's being sold at.

I've read over at GEX, it's anything between 200USD to 1200USD per unit. It's quite a big difference unlike oil it's around 65USD per barrel.

Another important point, although I'm sure most would know already, I'll post here just in case.

The company aims to be cash flow positive in year 2025. They have strategically chosen Montana because of existing operators there, which means Helix can gain access to the available equipments & facilities there at lower costs.

Think they mentioned approx 2million for cover for all 3 intervals of the same well, which is cheap

Compared to other drills, it would costs 3 to 4.5mil?

I can't remember the exact wordings and terminologies, so I encourage people to listen to the past interviews if they are considering investing.

The SP looks like it will go sub 1p with that geezer in charged

Nope, I'm not de-ramping.

I'm on a paper loss and am just being realistic about it.

Just look at HEX. Yesterday SP tanked 37%.

There CEO did an immediate interview and the SP stabilised and recovered a little.

Mike Buck? Sitting in his mansion ready for Xmas?

Well, I hope he wont be enjoying any turkey this year. The LTHs suffer every year because couldn't sort things out

Some long term holders here got tricked and then tricked again and again

Take from the interview today:

96% of resources at Charles where the gas is concentrated.

Carefully considered wells in Montana where realistic prospects can be achieved that can generate revenue not just for the company, but also a return for investors.

The company works on the principle to generate positive cash flow and avoid unnecessary dilution.

Looks sinister

SP finished flat, it's shocking.

Looks like someone in the know pumped it up and sold out.

Looks