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Im not sure Moorscloud - I reckon someone on BoD takes advantage of the situation plugged deeply in to the cheap funding elements and the CEO is very inexperience and being taken for a ride; backed in to a corner with no great options to choose from presented to her and thats it. The "doing deals" comment doesnt sound encouraging to me, it simply tells me to brace myself for a horror.

And no Im not selling, too deep down, worth nothing, will hold in HOPE that one day, this somehow makes a very slow horrible ride back up to a reasonable (I hope) breakeven exit. Long way to go this - very long way... unless Lorna gives the project away for a 100% premium to last stock price then she brings the curtain down for the benefit of a very few and that will be it.

If you were one of the two funders for 0.25p circa 3 billion stocks – basically you own most of the stocks. And you knew the same project going to need more money from you in the future, then you could keep the stock price down by selling slowly in to the 1-2p range offloading everything (at huge multi bag gains) to retail investors calmly and quietly and wait for the phone to ring again and you say; I want 80% discount to 1p and project lead goes ok thanks please pay £5m and you get what you want. And that circa 0.25p becomes 1-2p again and around it goes again. It would be amazing to be a HE1 Primary Funder in life especially with Lorna in the CEO seat.

She maybe going to get taken for a major ride again when she sits down to "do deals" - obviously hasnt a clue how to protect retail investors. Especially with someone on the BoD who knows this and facilitates the taking of advantage of the boss weaknesses..

This is in my opinion only - you welcome to share your own take on this [just like the X (tweets) in response to their recent post are pretty clear]

and of course, I am hoping for the very best with this project and in particular the associated share price as well.

But I see this becoming a 6-10 billion stock count project.

Let’s hope she doesn’t give it all away again....

Just hope she comes back with a sack full of excellent options for existing shareholders and doesnt bin us again like she has been before.

HE1 is currently working towards an EWT in Q3 2024 on Itumbula West-1 to confirm flow rates and the fluid composition. Conditional upon these results, the company will then be able to advance discussions with off-takers and industry partners and will help determine the design of any future production facility. The company has already approached vendors regarding such facilities and will be working closely with them over the coming months.

In addition, HE1 is reviewing its options to drill another well this year, following the commencement of the EWT. These options include the deepening of Tai-3 to test the Basement play or the drilling of an appraisal well at Itumbula. The outcome of this, as well as the planned EWT, is subject to securing the necessary long lead items required for such operations.

I posted this as there has been a bit of unknown around costs for RNS etc - this clears it up a bit for us

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“An AIM listing is meant to be relatively low cost and light touch in terms of regulation.”

Despite this, an IPO on AIM will currently cost about £500,000, plus fees for RNS announcements, legal costs, and other expenses add around £200,000 a year to that.

What kind of deals do you think she will be looking for at this London event? She (we >. The Shareholders) has a £50m market cap and 3-4 billion issued stocks to get there - what kinda deals can she swing for us the Shareholders?

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Next piece of news should be 3rd party lab confirmation of Helium findings in the well

If a joint venture (JV) were to materialize, it begs the question: what might a potential partner bring to the table, and in turn, what could they expect to gain from the collaboration? Equally important is understanding what benefits Helium One Global (HE1) shareholders might reap from such an arrangement. Any thoughts or insights to share on this?

Im just having a laugh guys! but this one is for BURNLEY to support his 8 hour Coma coming up:

Subject: Let's Collaborate on Helium Development at Itumbula!

Dear Members of the Board of Directors,

As a passionate shareholder invested in our company's journey, I'm excited to share some thoughts with you regarding the development of our gas resources, especially the promising helium reservoirs at the Itumbula site.

First off, I want to express the importance of transparent communication. It's not just about keeping us in the loop; it's about aligning our visions and goals with the company's trajectory. That's why I believe having a clear project plan or roadmap is crucial. Imagine having a roadmap that lays out key objectives, estimated timelines for exploration and development phases, and benchmarks for evaluating progress. It would be like having a blueprint for success!

Furthermore, I think it's essential for shareholders to have visibility into anticipated catalysts that could impact our company's valuation and stock performance. Whether it's regulatory approvals, resource assessments, production milestones, or market updates, knowing what's on the horizon empowers us to make informed decisions and strengthens our trust in the company.

With that said, I wholeheartedly support proactive communication of our project plans, timelines, and expected catalysts. By fostering transparency, we can actively participate in and monitor the company's progress, ultimately enhancing shareholder value and bolstering our collective stake in its success.

I understand that my trusty dial telephone is currently out of commission, but I'm counting on the team to help relay this message to our CEO, Lorna. Your support in facilitating this dialogue is greatly appreciated!

Thank you for considering these suggestions, and I look forward to our continued collaboration in shaping the future of our company.

Best regards,

Shareholder #69_69069

Yeah alright Burnley - I will have something for you at 22:30

Hopefully this will assist you with your Coma aspirations.

What - something like this?

Subject: Let's Chat about Helium at Itumbula!

Hey Team,

Hope this message finds you all well! 😊

I'm reaching out as a shareholder who's really excited about the potential of our gas resources, especially the helium goodies waiting for us at the Itumbula site. 🎈 But here's the thing - I believe that open communication is key to our success. We're all in this together, right?

So, I was thinking, wouldn't it be awesome if we had a clear roadmap? You know, something that spells out our goals, timelines, and what we're aiming to achieve? It'd be like having a treasure map to guide us through this adventure! Plus, keeping us in the loop about major milestones and events would be super helpful. After all, knowledge is power, isn't it?

I'm all about transparency and making sure we're on the same page. When we're informed, we can make smarter decisions and really drive the success of our company. 🚀 So, I'm putting it out there - let's keep the communication flowing! It's a win-win for everyone.

Now, I know my trusty old dial phone is out of commission at the moment (bummer, right?), but I'm counting on you awesome folks to help me out. Could someone give our CEO, Lorna, a friendly nudge and let her know about our thoughts and expectations? We'd be forever grateful! 📞

Thanks a bunch for taking the time to read this. Looking forward to hearing back from you and working together to make our company even more awesome!

Cheers from all the Shareholders on LSE

Subject: Request for Transparent Communication Regarding Helium Resource Development at Itumbula Site

Dear Members of the Board of Directors,

As a shareholder deeply invested in the success and direction of our company, I write to you with a paramount concern regarding the development of our gas resources, particularly the significant opportunity presented by the helium reservoirs at the Itumbula site. It is imperative that our strategic direction and operational milestones are transparently communicated to shareholders, allowing us to fully understand and align with the company's objectives.

In light of this, I emphasize the critical importance of having a clear project plan or roadmap delineating key objectives, timelines, and deliverables. Such a roadmap serves as the compass guiding us through the complexities of resource development, enabling us to track progress and evaluate the attainment of crucial milestones.

Moreover, I underscore the necessity for visibility into anticipated catalysts that may materially impact the company's valuation and stock performance. These catalysts encompass a spectrum of events, from regulatory approvals and resource assessments to production milestones and market updates. Providing shareholders with insight into these pivotal moments not only empowers us to make informed investment decisions but also cultivates an environment of transparency and accountability within the company.

Therefore, I ardently advocate for proactive communication of our project plans, timelines, and expected catalysts to shareholders. This transparency allows us to actively engage in and monitor the company's progress, ultimately enhancing shareholder value and fortifying our collective stake in the company's success.

In the spirit of expediency and shareholder solidarity, I urge prompt action in conveying these expectations to our CEO, Lorna. While I regret to inform that my dial telephone is currently undergoing repair, I implore a willing member of the Board or the appropriate authority to relay this message on behalf of the shareholders.

Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I eagerly anticipate our continued collaboration in shaping the future of our company.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

[Your Contact Information]

Alas, my trusty dial telephone hath met an untimely demise, in dire need of repair afore it can sing its song once more. In the interest of swift communication, might a noble soul step forth and bear our message to Lorna, championing the cause of us, The Shareholders? Let not the broken dial deter us from our mission; together, we shall ensure our voices resound loud and clear! 📞 #ShareholderSolidarity

As a shareholder, I believe it's imperative for us to have a comprehensive understanding of the company's strategic direction and operational milestones, especially regarding the development of its gas resources. A clear project plan or roadmap outlining key objectives, timelines, and deliverables is essential for transparent communication and effective governance.

By having a well-defined roadmap, we can align our expectations with the company's objectives, track progress, and assess the achievement of critical milestones. This roadmap should encompass various aspects such as exploration, appraisal, development, production, and commercialisation of gas reserves.

Furthermore, it's crucial for the company to provide visibility into expected catalysts, including significant events or developments that could materially impact the company's valuation and stock performance. These catalysts may include regulatory approvals, resource assessments, drilling results, production milestones, commercial agreements, or market updates.

Having access to such information not only enables us to make informed investment decisions but also fosters transparency and accountability within the company. Therefore, I strongly advocate for the company to proactively communicate its project plans, timelines, and expected catalysts to shareholders, allowing us to actively participate in and monitor the company's progress and ultimately enhance shareholder value.

Can someone please pick up the phone, call Lorna and relay this message of expectations from us, the Shareholders.

I thought they did some scans and make some rough estimates or a 3rd party did this -

if not, then this is indeed a total unknown - so upside is there - could be nothing or could be incredible - fingers crossed for the later - the flow rates at 4-5% seem very encouraging...... I would have thought they would have recd back official confirmation of that by now. I know Lorna said in one of her interviews they didnt care about that but I think it is something important to have established by a lab offsite to reconfirm the news. I wonder if this will come in soon or if indeed they didnt bother to send the samples out

Is there any rough estimates of what financial value of helium down the ITUMBULA well could come to? or is it a total unknown?

Thats the next step I think - so its a wait and see game now till then.

No I dont think there will be news for a while - gives people opportunity to transfer shares from normal trading accounts in to ISA at bargain prices before the coming round of news and developments -