Flow rate is the keyFlow rates are the second important piece. Economics will be outstanding if the well can be produced at a reasonable flow rate. I hope Pulsar's Jetstream 1 well is aptly named. The name was chosen because the initial blow out well in 2011 roared like a jet engine for 5 days before it was plugged. I hope it wasn't hubris to use that name.
It will all play out on a few months. If flow rates are reasonable then Pulsar will be off to the races. They will have several non dilutive options to finance a helium plant and they will probably drill a step out well while getting that done.
It all depends on the flow and pressure tests and resource delineation.