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Here's why doctors are worried.
Liquid helium, the coldest element on Earth, is needed to keep the magnets in MRI machines running. Without it, doctors would lose a critical medical tool.
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/helium-shortage-doctors-are-worried-running-element-threaten-mris-rcna52978

I agree Deano - real project mismanagement there if it turns out that there is a blocker like that so late in the day it would be appalling. Also I was thinking about the research and geographical analysis done by Lorna has not been released to shareholders to help us understand the work that has been done to date and associated commentary around target picks etc.

Great! about time... lets see where this goes - fingers crossed!

Didnt Minch previously state that it was great the equipment had been identified on the "east coast" of Africa making for a quick mobilisation to Rukwa once passes full audit and testing etc. I dont see this as an honest statement as the facts are speaking for themselves. Mention of export issues, second option rig somewhere, this is just a long story of constant info feeds that turn out to be not true...at this rate the truck is going to get stuck in mud and that will be the next story to tell us

AP I totally feel like you do - thankfully I feel not alone with this - it is like Minch is making this project even more and more riskier than ever before and still going up the scale even though we are already in the high RED!!! He should be DERISKING the project (drill-wise) - he has had so much time and just feeding us crap along the way all this time - its an embarrassment but he wont feel that of course because he doesnt have enough skin in the game. If win, he wins, if loses, he walks away no losses of note except to find a new job. The drill advisor Mike will just move on with new clients. No one in that management team have serious skin in the game. Ian has a lot but this is just a small piece of the pie for him now he will probably just write it off against other gains - I always hope I am wrong guys I would love to be proven wrong with all this so fingers crossed it all comes right - but what a high risk game this Minch has made this now. the 6p share price speaks for itself anyway.

I am hoping for RNS: Rig Mobilisation to Rukwa Underway having completed all export requirements

would also be very keen to hear what commercial terms HE1 secured all this and what the arrangement actually is -- would be awesome if we had purchased the rig and going to use it multiple times until discovery is declared - thats all my basic mind wants to hear

I agree and the market seems to agree - something isnt clear with the project lead bringing to us problem after problem after problem (but I am sure he is aware of all the problems well in advance and just drip feeding us) - that drill was fully tested and declared fit for purpose, it would be fair to think that as they were going through the entire process that all the export business would have been sorted out they had weeks/months to do this. I am almost expecting an RNS to say HE1 cannot take the equipment to RUKWA and that the management team are now looking at the "other option" - we never get an RNS that goes WOW this is great - there is ALWAYS a catch!!

Yeah - maybe you are right - very much under the radar stuff now coupled with a major distrust of the project leader not delivering, saying things and clearly would be aware its not going to happen - same, like you say re January February - I highly doubt they will do it if pouring rain wet season and they know that is a high chance. I personally feel like I have been bluffed along the road constantly with these guys but I am holding firm and waiting as at some point they going to have to do some drilling..

Im surprised they havent updated the shareholders with this detail to give the stock price some supporting lift as we move closer to drilling - great buying opportunity (in my belief) but the market seems to disagree with me. No big buyers, no real new money - just sits here - amazing.

London listing on AIM market – RHC is planning a secondary listing on the London AIM market -this will open RHC up to new pools of capital, increase trading liquidity and give more options to investors as there is only one other listed helium exploration company in the UK compared to ~15 listed helium companies in North America.

I think the helium price is US$450/mcf ?
RHC isnt a single track project like HE1 -
They are monetising hydrogen, CO2, methane and lithium – RHC has applied for the Subsurface Mineral (lithium) rights on all the permitted lands in Climax, given that drilling at Climax confirmed the presence of high-grade lithium brine that can be extracted for sale: there are economic lithium concentrations that range between 62.1 and 84.9 mg/L in the produced brine. There is the potential to sell the CO2 to a local oil and gas company that can use it for improved oil recovery. There was also up to 14% hydrogen in one zone, which could be used for green energy production. Furthermore, there is the potential for helium storage in the area given there are many suitable depleted reservoirs in the region. In the Nazare zone there was up to 25% methane.

Royal Helium: Reported that it has been awarded a construction contract to Arjae Design Solutions Ltd of Nisku, Alberta to build and commission the Steveville 14-12 Helium Recovery Plant to be located ~40 km north of Brooks in southeastern Alberta
The plant’s operating throughput will be in the range of 10Mmscfpd – 15Mmscfpd producing a purity level of 99.9% helium
The final helium product will be compressed to a delivery pressure of 3,000psig and directed to a three-tube trailer loading system
Minimum delivery for the Company’s first multi-year, fixed price, sales agreement represents ~40% of this plant’s capacity

Royal Helium appear to be way ahead of the game here - I wonder what their listing price here in UK will be

It was a pay to view 1hour presentation by Lorna on the geography of the basin from a Helium perspective but I havent see the presentation, I am not sure when it will be made available for public.

Unfortunately I missed it; wasnt sure if I would be out of a meeting in time but then I was and went to pay to watch it but ability to pay and watch had expired. Did anyone watch it? Any feedback, thoughts, opinions?

Exporting all the work HE1 been working on for the last 3 months could be put to the bin if one of the parties in Kenya decides "no"
What on earth do these people do managing this project? Surely they would be smart enough to get an agreement in principle in place subject to successful conclusion to audit etc? Just major risk after the other. Hate to see this project's RAID report - way too high on assumptions, risks, dependencies and low on actions. Next year Noble Helium are going to want that drilling equipment that refer to as Plan B - they havent got Plan B agreed in any way except just to say they have optional rig - so they say they drilling in wet season January February - ok, also say Plan B is for equipment there will be major competitors wanting the same thing next April May June - export process should be signed off already and the rig should be on the way soon not held up now with the HE1 management team saying they going to Kenya to work through the export process when I thought Minch said he would be there at the final stages of the rig audit to sign it all off in person so he isnt even there - another misleading comment he previously said. Cant these guys plan a project properly? Multiple work streams - they overlap and you want to get it right - these guys have a one thing done, what now? ok do this - then finish that - what now? and then do that - or deal with issues, then next think, what now? and so on. I think Minch needs to go back to project management school. This isnt a hobby to be doing part time from a London office. this is going to drag out for months and months unless of course Minch gets a FLUKE after FLUKE after FLUKE etc.

for memory I think it was 3-5 inch - happy to be corrected. a real pin stick.

I think its a relatively positive RNS from HE1, confirmed completion of the equipment audit, a nice solid over specs drill capable to do Tai with a big hole and great testing potential to maximise chance of confirmed discovery. We do now have a PLAN B, which is vital. Export business will be BAU and I think we lining up for a good new year - once Baker H come onboard with their professional services, I am betting on a Discovery being declared for commercial success around February to June next year. This is based on info to date. No reason why Kenya would keep a truck with drill on the back moving across the border; this process would happen all the time. Drill probably wont fail. 8 inch is big - ready to roll, patience required.

I guess that we are delayed to Jan/Feb Wet Season Drill at Tai because something just isnt going so well on that remainder 20% of audit - (ie) again, at the time of 80% MINCH tells us nothing looking untoward, all on track for Q3/Q4 drilling at TAI, and now look at what is happening in reality. 20% remainder has not been confirmed completed and no deal signed and away we go (Not)... I reckon they knew this weeks ago they weren't going to make it (note how LONG they leave their silence until they really HAVE to say something) and they know they not going to be drilling in wet season either, so its just another ball drag these guys take us for fools. Ive got the stock - im going to hold on but I just got to watch these guys slick their way through the BS until one day they get a FLUKE. So I might as well wait for the Fluke and hope for the best. Anyone who ever held the Berks and fell for Mr Atherley and his stories, lead to nothing and he would have known very well the plug could very likely get pulled at the end. Some may say its their job to BS us but is it? Its a fine line I get that. So I remain a status as HOLD with caveat to be patient if you can.

all they have done is reconfirm what the Oxford PhDs have already told us. And now we get a statement from Helium Ventures saying that HE1 is uninvestable. this is BAD - I want to see next RNS, that Minch is gone or moved to Team Geo with a new Leader onboarded. There must be someone of great calibre wanting to take a good stab at becoming a big time millionaire CEO - all they have to do is play the project straight, get drill programme in place for multiple sites, get funding to secure that plan and say they going for it in a big way. I dont care if this only ends up as a 30p stock as a result. Anything but where we are now in a very very high risk position. Like sitting on a cliff edge with Minch. Shouldnt be like this. It should be Well Played with a solid plan of action that is executed on.... This is anything but...