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On the page of trades that I can see 24 are for less than £100 value and some are for single figures of shares. What is that all about?

Excited by the possibilities and invested here but just wondered if anyone, anywhere has ever drilled a well for helium that is not a by-product of hydrocarbon extraction? Have they even tried to drill one anywhere?

Ver positive with 1000 trades today already but some very odd numbers of shares traded on latest page: 223, 189,16, 10 20, 80, 22, 6(!) and 4 (!) shares. What do theses tiny amounts mean?

Not another 12months!!! Did the previous board have nothing ready to go?

Where does the OTC market in the US get its shares? With the UK market closed they presumably cant get shares from UK holders. So is there a supply problem in the US that is causing the rise in the price? When the UK market opens will shares flow to the US and bring the price down again?

Seems to be settling at 36c on US OTC market -equivalent to 25p here.

Elections should be good for IDOX however when I ask our local authority if used IDOX said that used to use them but stopped as they had serious problems and changed to a new supplier. Still used IDOX for planning etc. Elections should be an important earner - need to get their act together.

"The Board of CEPS announces that it has come to light during the audit of CEPS' full year results for the year ended 31 December 2020 that a material non-cash error of approximately £1.732 million, in relation to the exceptional profit on disposal, was made in the unaudited half-yearly report for the six months ended 30 June 2020 that was released on 25 September 2020 ("Interims"). The Interims showed an exceptional profit on the disposal of two loss-making subsidiaries, CEM Press Limited and Travelfast Limited (trading as Sampling International), of £2.555 million. The results for the full year are currently anticipated to show an exceptional profit on disposal of approximately £825,000."

Pesky things calculators!

Highlights

· Annual Cobre sales continue to exceed US$3m

· Revenue growth of over 12% year on year at Cobre

· Group cash balance of US$0.686m as at 31 March 2021

Top of the share risers list - will bring Helium 1 to a few more investors attention

Trading at 0.82p. Is the news coming at last?

Why would anyone sell now?

Good to see some an old face - Has been a long haul!

Not sure what NPV is but surely more than £10m (approx current market cap) -trading at 0.69p

I think they have sold 3m shares in order to buy an option on 43million. It is a positive move!

“Growth in underlying revenues† and earnings compared to the same period last year“
† Growth excluding the one-off impact of the December 2019 UK General Election in FY20 Q1, for which there is no comparable event in FY21 Q1

Does this mean no growth? Good news about cash. But setting up an M&A dept given their past record may be worrying!!

Cannacord says 36p "fair value" given successful find with the drilling programme and 3p if wells unsuccessful. Canaccord then produce an average "fair value" of 20p which assumes a 50% chance of finding Helium in commercial quantities with the first 3 or 4 holes. Why 50%? The current SP, if accept Canaccords figures, suggests a 25% chance when in fact we should assume they are sinking the holes somewhere they think they are likely to be successful. If the independent resource report is OK then Helium 1 is, according to Canaccord, valued at fraction of N American peers.

Asset valuations are nice to have - WH Ireland say the N sea is worth £2 a share (they value it currently at 9.9p to get to 24.3p "fair value"), but don't beat an income from the promised dividend. Not clear what that is likely to be. They say "the Company aims to distribute up to 30% of free cash flow as a dividend to shareholders." A 1p dividend would cost £7m. WHI reckon cash from operations of about £17m but don't say/know how much of that is committed .

I think they have sold 3m shares in order to buy an option on 43million. It is a positive move!

Your user name here seems very appropriate!. How Long O Lord How Long!