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There is gonna be a lot of "told you so" from one side or the other in due course. Should make for good banter!

The Company today announces the proposed cancellation of its ordinary shares of £0.05 each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") to trading on AIM ("Cancellation"), the proposed re-registration (the "Re-Registration") as a private company, the proposed adoption of new articles of association (the "New Articles") and, together with the Cancellation and Re-Registration and the New Articles, the "Proposals").

So what happens to existing shares assuming the resolution is passed?

Not saying there’s definitely an RNS today or this week… but let’s just say I wouldn’t leave my notifications off.

Won't make a blind bit of difference leaving them on...Market will have reacted beofre you can sneeze...

OMG what have I done? Just bought a few in case of a positive RNS next week. CFD's were closed on shorts a few weeks ago. There might just be a little mileage in this now.

Blubay "Should be plenty to interest the market over the next weeks and months."

I'm sure any dusters or low flow rates will be of particular interest to me.

Why would you not want a company to succeed and do well if it hurts no one in doing so . and spend time and energy creating negativity with nothing, and I mean nothing to back it up. laughable really !

Maybe beacause there are alternative ways of playing the market like CFD and betting on a declining SP. Each to their own.

If it was a positive BUY post from MF you would be posing links all over every BB in existance. Take it like grownups and DYOR...

MCNol "The only people who read Motley Fool are in fact Fools. Nuff said hey FUBAR."

It Motley had put a positive spin out you would have been throwing the links out! Can't have it both ways....

Classic 80’s humour might transpire…Bit like this BB at times!

NarrenAlarm Ahhhh but what happens if they are drilling at night and somone spills some water or it rains?

There could be chaos!

Colorada spuds are famed for their beetles. I prefer a Jersey Royal or a King Edward.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado_potato_beetle

Lets hope for no gremlins on the spud....

Oh what twisted webs are woven on this forum... At least it makes for somethin to giggle at.

Chesh in case maths isnt your strong point. SP high point 28p then bombed twice, 16 Aug 2021 and 21 Aug 2021 down to 9.1p Now sitting at less than a penny after placings and dissapointing results. The graphs don't lie as opposed to some of the rampy posts on here...

But don't let me put anyone off from investing. DYOR

Grat news! Only another 2800% to get back to when it bombed.

If Pubcrawl wants to post his inane drivel. I'm quite happy to reply with similar. At least my posts won't result in investors getting conned into buying this very speculative stock...

The Lassonde Curve is a general model that describes phases in a resource company's lifecycle. While useful conceptually, it is not a guarantee of future performance. Many companies fail to move past the "discovery" phase due to technical, financial, or regulatory hurdles.

The “orphan period” represents an optimal accumulation zone & assumes future positive outcomes. Many resource companies remain in this phase indefinitely or collapse altogether. Historical data show that investors frequently overestimate the likelihood of success during this period.

HE1 remains a speculative stock with no guarantees of success. It lacks revenue and is dependent on capital markets for funding. Market sentiment toward junior exploration companies can change rapidly, amplifying volatility.

Success depends heavily on the expertise and decision-making of HE1's management team. Any missteps, from technical errors to poor communication with stakeholders, could undermine the company’s prospects.

While Helium One presents a theoretically appealing narrative aligned with the Lassonde Curve, substantial risks and uncertainties exist. Investors should critically evaluate the speculative nature of the catalysts and consider the possibility of unfavorable outcomes.

The estimates are based on a P50 concentration, which represents a 50% probability scenario. This does not account for uncertainty, nor does it detail whether this figure is technically recoverable or economically viable.

The plan assumes the economic and technical success of the initial wells. If these fail to meet expectations, the entire program could be jeopardized.

CO₂ revenue assumes helium extraction will proceed as planned. Any delay or shortfall in helium production would impact CO₂ recovery.

The claim that "six wells are fully funded" was misleading, as one of these wells is tied to State 16. This suggests the funding situation may not be as robust as initially presented.

Labeling the asset "world-class" is a subjective opinion and may not align with industry standards or comparative benchmarks.

Labeling the asset "world-class" is a subjective opinion and may not align with industry standards or comparative benchmarks.

There is a need for more transparency, independent verification, and cautious optimism when evaluating the Galactica and Pegasus projects.

Oh, Helium One, the steadfast warrior of 0.90 GBX! Holding the line like a budget superhero—only to stumble by 2.17% because it saw a squirrel. And let’s talk about that "trading volume of nearly 25 million shares." Impressive? Sure, if we’re counting popcorn kernels in a microwave. But in the big leagues, it’s more like waving frantically in the background of a stadium cam and hoping someone notices.

Ah, the oversold territory—Wall Street's version of "it's not you, it's me." Investors are so engaged they’re practically having a staring contest with their sell buttons. But hey, with the price flirting with 52-week lows, who wouldn't see this as an "attractive risk-reward"? After all, nothing says "investment opportunity" like a graph that looks like a ski slope.

And the magical climb to 0.93 GBX? It’s like rooting for your favorite sitcom character to finally get a job—optimistic, endearing, and entirely unconvincing. If this stock does build toward gains, it’s probably just trying to climb out of the hole it dug itself into.

Colorado, all pending weather and ground conditions. Don't get too excited....

UK small caps buyouts...

https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/why-you-should-expect-more-uk-takeovers-2025-ii533872?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=DailyNewsletterCanviOneCol&utm_id=228025&sfmc_id=4973537