RE:RE:RE:Questions for the Board Good comments and I would agree totally if this was a natural gas field. But 13.8% helium means that even with modest flow rates the production from one or two wells would generate a million dollars a day and pay off the olantvin 3 months. Economics are totally different with helium.
As an example the pinto dome field in Hilbrook badin in Arizona produced commercial volumes of helium for 15 years, fron 7 total wells of which two wells produced 80% of the total. And that was at helium prices very much lower than today.
If this well has sustainable flow at a reasonable rate (1-2 mmcf/day) then everything else is fairly easy. A stepmout well to add scale and redundancy, scaling and financing the plant, and working through the regulatory issues.