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First Helium Inc V.HELI

Alternate Symbol(s):  FHELF

First Helium Inc. is a Canada-based independent provider of helium gas in North America. The Company is exploring and developing a premier helium project in Alberta, Canada. The Company's Worsley Helium Project in northwestern Alberta is an advanced-stage project covering 53,000 acres with multi-commodity exposure to helium, as well as oil, natural gas liquids (NGLs) and natural gas. Its targets are located on trend and adjacent to past producing helium-enriched natural gas pools and light oil wells.


TSXV:HELI - Post by User

Comment by AboveBoardon Sep 11, 2022 8:05pm
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Post# 34955559

RE:Capital raise / placement coming

RE:Capital raise / placement coming

minigoon wrote: Sproule report unrisked best estimate contingent resources Capital required: $10.5MM for single well facility to produce Discovery Well Helium pricing: constant $340/mcf adjusted for transportation Other product pricing: Sproule March 31, 2021 forecast

I think we see a placement comming with attachments that the raised dollars will be strickly for building of the plant.

 

IF this does come about, how much dilution do you expect?.  Ex., if 10.5 million is needed, then would they raise 12 million due to finder fees, etc?  If a full warrant attached, then at what price?   At what price would they be able to fianance?  Interesting.  

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