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In my opinion, Noble is unlikely to meet their Q3 target due to the significant amount of work remaining to reach the SPUD state. My recommendation is for Noble to continue negotiations with the UK outfit for their long-term strategy while considering other options for their immediate needs. They could lease HE1's drill after TAI for a couple of months to drill their first well, with the rig returning to HE1 afterward for our next site. We could charge them 5 million quid for the lease. This way, HE1's drill cost will be paid off, and we can proceed with our second site while Noble makes their discovery at the first site. This arrangement benefits both parties and allows them to move forward with their respective drills. What do you think?

We own our own rig cougar. The elements at play here now have changed in our favour. Above all, it’s a sign of dedication from HE1 that it’s no stopping until we declare a discovery. No one is expecting less. The government want to be a major helium exporter too. This is it. Just hold on and wait for the plan to develop further.

Thats right - if they get a duster and thats a big IF IMO, they will simply review the findings, make some adjustments and drill again. So one day we will be on this Board celebrating a Discovery - this for me is nearly guaranteed due to he circumstances in play centred around actually owning our drill.

Wont be setting up a major size pad in concrete for one little wee drill - this is the foundation of future plans and its off to a great start for me. IMO

Yes this is a massive plus for me - they are setting up a significant permanent pad at TAI. a production ready pad to get straight in to business post Discovery. I got more shares yesterday - I have nothing concerning in my mind about this project now. They can self fund further drilling using their own drill leasing out and I would say that within 12 months I will get my discovery and 10-20 bagga here.

Excellent news - all going on as far as I am concerned this is a major player in the making....

They don't need to raise funds for the TAI adventure, as it is already funded. If they require cash for the next sites, they have the option to lease our drill at a significant fee, generating income to pay for additional sites within their estate. With some patience, they can self-fund the remaining costs, eliminating the need to dilute shareholders. Our drill is in high demand, and many are willing to pay a premium to use it, which sets us apart. Owning our drill and team is a significant development and adds substantial value to our business.

It's a giveaway - anyone who buys in now going to make a quick 50% over the next month. 200k in, 50% 2 weeks, walk away 100k profit EASY. even it it takes a bit longer, its still great easy money.

I am absolutely thrilled to see that Helium One Global has finally acquired their own rig! This is a significant milestone for the project, as it means they can now drill for helium without the limitations and restrictions imposed by third parties that have hindered their progress so far.

I have no doubt that this development will pave the way for unprecedented success. Lorna, in particular, has made an incredible move by purchasing the drill. It's a game-changer that has the potential to transform Helium One into a multi-billion-dollar helium business. With her vast holdings of 7p options, she may very well become the richest geologist in the world following a major discovery announcement.

I couldn't be happier for Lorna and the entire team at Helium One Global. Their dedication and vision are truly commendable. The future looks incredibly promising, and I'm eagerly anticipating the exciting developments that lie ahead.

Wishing Helium One Global continued success on this remarkable journey!

The reason why this is so remarkable is that acquisitions like these usually come with a hefty price tag. However, in the case of HE1, it seems like they stumbled upon an incredible stroke of luck. Lorna acted swiftly and discreetly, securing the deal without anyone's knowledge, and managed to transport it to Tanzania before making any announcements. I must admit, I underestimated this group. It's truly a masterstroke and a rarity in the industry. We are all incredibly fortunate to be a part of this. Phew! Buckle up, because we're in for an exciting journey. This week is off to a fantastic start, and we have nothing but potential ahead of us. The fear of no drilling or running out of funds is now a thing of the past. With drill ownership, we can generate revenue by leasing it out when it's not in use. For me, that's the ultimate game-changer. A discovery within the year seems highly likely. They won't stop drilling until they find it.

It's fantastic news that Lorna successfully secured that for the project. We could have potentially faced bidding wars and other complications that could have left us empty-handed. So I'm absolutely thrilled and extremely pleased, especially considering that we had already prepared it for drilling last year. This is the perfect outcome. Additionally, we can also consider leasing it out when it's not in use, generating additional revenue of approximately £5+ million per hole, which can be utilised to fund future drilling plans for HE1. Even at today's stock price, it's an affordable opportunity to join in on this exciting venture. In the event of an unsuccessful drilling attempt, we have the flexibility and capability to drill again, as it's no longer a one-time hope!

Must get a t-shirt that simply says - IN LIFE on the front and on the back it says OWN THE DRILL

Nothing to get carried away with here. They own the drill. They can simply keep going until they discover helium and turn the business in to a value well in excess of a billion pounds so nothing to get carried away with. this is a share revaluation in motion over the next few months.

Yes this it is for HE1 now - soon will no longer see these stock prices again - now we OWN THE DRILL - the potential here is unlimited.

I dont reckon anyone outside from BoD and Ops Director at HE1 knew until market closed Friday. They would have kept this WATERTIGHT with NDAs slapped everywhere etc. I don't even t think Noble knew.

Yep totally agree - this is a much longer play now. We now own the drill and can therefore do as we want even the shallow drills at 2am in the morning if they want! Anything goes now... this is now an investment and not a gamble. I am most relieved and kicking back now to watch this over the months ahead...

Helium One: Provided an update on progress at its Rukwa (100% Operated) project area including details of its Phase II drilling programme

Successful acquisition of an Epiroc Predator 220 drilling rig

Rig is suitable for operations and was signed off independently by international rig inspection and audit company ADC Energy Ltd in July 2022

Rig is currently being mobilised to the Rukwa site

Rig will be used to drill the Tai-C well in Q3 ‘23 with a target September spud date

Civils work on Tai-C well pad and access roads already underway

Contract executed with leading energy technology company, Baker Hughes, for their services on wireline, cementing and fluids

GeoLog International BV ("GeoLog") contracted for mudlogging services

Will we now get a new broker report from H&P? Helium prices have gone up since their last report. Tai has been upgraded too so this is ingredients to a major upgraded report on the project potential and associated stock price!

Now they own the drill, Im going to stick around a lot longer...this is going to be wild...

Yes this is a real game changer. Everything is lined up for a major drilling campaign over the next couple of years. This is now no longer a one shot dream but a sustainable plan that is now totally under the control of HE1. Amazing. Very happy.

Ian and his HE1 mgmt team including the board members all with extensive experience and wide network of contacts have taken two years plus to find a drill to do the job for them in Rukwa and still nothing signed

Noble take couple of months to find and sign a drill.

Absolutely gobsmacked how incompetent the HE1 team are.