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Reflected in the sp before the RNS! Doh!

Getting too excited!

Trek

Hi myfirstmillion,

Mine was a rhetorical question pointing at JohnnySmiths….. comment…. “…. fails to deliver an economic prospect, just like the other 11 wells that have been drilled…..”

The point being no one has drilled before with this tech, this acreage and potentially with this accuracy.

It’s different.

Furthermore as my earlier post alluded to with visible hydrocarbons in the pistoncores…. Then one could see a huge sp spike here before any results.

We appear to get little blips here ahead of RNS’s like today’s…re the ship returning. But a visible HC confirmation will be talk of the town and that will be reflected in the RNS….

Ooooh! it reminds me of the early Falklands exploration 10 bagger days! lol!…

Ya gotta buy an early ticket to catch the ride!

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Trek

So did the drills use modern technology and drill the hotspots that UoG are targetting?

Be interested to know.

Trek

Interesting infographic… well I thought so!

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-what-powers-each-u-s-state-and-canadian-province/?mc_cid=332d2c0935&mc_eid=5222e6014c

Trek

HREE -2m placing at 2.2p. No warrants or other bell and whistles just cash.

Try and get 2.4 or better - absolute buy. Imo. Quiet BB. Under radar rare earths with US offtaker.

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MM’s don’t know what to do…. lol!

Trek

This was expected - the terms and price weren’t…. They are at complete odds! Normally 40% discount and bags of warrants with a forward sold depressed sp!

This looks to be an investment in the project as opposed to a calculated short term money flip!

It makes this a stonking buy now imo esp if sp goes to 2.2!

Looking forward to the TR1!

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Very good update at odds with market uncertainty.

This doesn’t factor in softer inflation for January at 3% or impending lower rates in UK.

I thought sub 50p was a gift and backed my conviction. Delighted to take that yield now. Even 13% yield would be extraordinary!

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“ The issue has since been resolved, and the VSD is now operating seamlessly.

Helix intends to provide a further update to the market regarding its production milestone together with a broader operational update, during the week commencing 16 February 2026”

You only write this if it’s already pumping. You don’t write it if it’s just fixed and about to be commissioned…

We will get news this week.

I just used the last of my cash to add 5000 more.

Lots of news to follow now.

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Another +£500k director buy!!

Unbelievable that the market is overlooking this!

Trek

Ask AI…

“ Piston coring in the context of petroleum exploration involves extracting sediment samples from the seafloor to analyze for hydrocarbon seepage. In this process, visible oil or oil-like substances can be observed in piston cores, particularly in areas with confirmed seepage.

Visible oil in piston cores is typically identified through fluorescence intensity and geochemical analysis (e.g., Total Scanning Fluorescence, TSF).

According to research from the Gulf of Mexico (GoM), cores with TSF values above 100,000 units are classified as truthable seepage, indicating the presence of real, migrating hydrocarbons.

Lower values (e.g., 30,000–50,000 TSF) may represent low- to high-confidence anomalies, which can include oil-like signatures but are not necessarily linked to active subsurface petroleum systems.

Background signatures (below ~30,000 TSF) often show oil-like compounds but are attributed to non-petroleum sources like river discharge or sediment de-watering, and may appear oily but are not related to reservoir hydrocarbons.

Thus, yes, visible oil or oil-like material can be observed in piston cores, but its origin must be validated using geochemical data and biomarker analysis to distinguish between true seepage, anomalies, and background signal”

Trek

It should be this month - Rost is already a huge splash and it’s gonna get bigger!

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“ As announced on 1 December 2025, the Company and M3 Helium agreed to extend the date on which the Option should be exercised to 28 February 2026.”

3rd or 4th time is it … lucky!

Trek

Don’t wish to tempt anyone away from HEX as it’s a solid long term play with explosive upside potential imo.

But if you are looking for a helium dabble that’s over looked and a good price atm check out MDH.PL. You can DYOR - for transparency I hold but not as many as HEX…

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Https://finance.yahoo.com/news/time-reconsider-diversified-energy-dec-020739713.html

Time for a little top up!

Trek

And well up in Oz! Let the recovery begin.

Well done to those that bought here in the 2’s!

Trek

I think the sugarbabes comes to mind tro,

“Just another magic Monday!”

Pretty much blue across the board!

Trek

Like I said this will move up into the close as folk click what is around the corner.

Well it’s moving up but doesn’t seem to me that folk have really clicked yet.

Still it’ll sink in soon!

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US bond yields down… this ought to help!

From CNBC app

U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Friday after January’s delayed consumer inflation report came in lighter than expected.

The 10-year Treasury yield slipped 2 basis points to 4.087%, while the 30-year Treasury bond yield was trading little changed at 4.725%. The 2-year Treasury note yield dipped 3 basis points to 3.437%.

Trek

Join the dots!…..

13/02/26 RNS

Once production is underway, Helix plans to host several prospective offtake partners at the Rudyard site.

12/01/26 RNS

Hydrogen opportunity - Helix continues discussions with several interested Tier 1 parties regarding the hydrogen potential of the Rudyard Field. The Company believes the project exhibits the key elements required for natural hydrogen prospectivity, including ultramafic lithologies and a notably elevated helium 3 to helium 4 isotope ratio. These discussions remain ongoing.

22/12/25 RNS

Hydrogen potential - Helix is in active discussions with several globally recognised Tier 1 partners regarding potential hydrogen-related collaboration. These discussions remain at an early stage, and the Company will update the market on any further developments.

13/11/25 RNS

Rig Secured for Re-Entry: Helix has finalised a rig contract to re-enter the Inez #1 commencing the week of 17 November 2025.

· Targeting Hydrogen Source Rocks: The Company will remove existing production tubing and drill through to total depth, coring an additional 30-40 feet of ultramafic rock - the critical rock type responsible for natural hydrogen generation.

Hydrogen Potential: The combination of altered ultramafic lithologies, mantle helium, and active fluid pathways makes Rudyard one of the most scientifically compelling and economically attractive natural hydrogen prospects in North America.

16/10/25 RNS

Elevated Helium-isotope Signature: Analysis from the Rudyard Project recorded a consistent ³He/⁴He ratio of 0.74 Rₐ, over 3,600% above average continental-crust values (0.02 Rₐ) representing some of the highest recorded in continental North America outside of Yellowstone with Helium-3 concentration averaging greater than 10 ppb. (That’s the expensive stuff!)

Hydrogen Potential: Geochemical results establish Rudyard as one of the few verified hydrogen-prone ultramafic systems in North America and has the potential to produce some of the world's cleanest hydrogen with zero CO₂ emissions.

So I think we are closer to doing a deal on Hydrogen than the market realises. A JV or more likely we will be sold.

Where else can you get helium, he3, he4 and potentially hydrogen in 20 wells all in a single field!

The ‘show and tell’ follows production. There could well be buyers imo.

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