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Pulsar Helium Inc V.PLSR

Alternate Symbol(s):  PSRHF

Pulsar Helium Inc. is a Canada-based helium exploration and development company. The Company’s portfolio consists of its flagship Topaz helium project in Minnesota, United States, and the Tunu helium project in Greenland. The Topaz is located in the state of Minnesota, 100 kilometers (km) north of the regional center of Duluth. The Tunu Project consists of a Special Mineral Exploration License (MEL-S 2021-45) that covers Liverpool Land in East Greenland and has an area of 2,772 square kilometers (km2) and a Mineral Prospecting License (MPL 2021-46) that covers East Greenland. The project is on the east coast of Greenland in Liverpool Land, a peninsula in eastern Greenland which faces the main European continent. It is five km from Ittoqqortoormiit and 40 km from the Nerlerit Inaat International Airport (CNP).


TSXV:PLSR - Post by User

Comment by Bertie20on Jun 10, 2024 8:56am
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RE:New Press Release - Pulsar Announces Further Analysis Putting Topaz in the Top Tier of Global Primary Helium Projects

RE:New Press Release - Pulsar Announces Further Analysis Putting Topaz in the Top Tier of Global Primary Helium Projects(I posted this on CEO):
This update probably won’t mean a huge amount to people, but it’s still welcome. On the surface, perhaps the biggest news is that they’re planning further drilling and seismic this year (although that might stretch the finances a bit). Of perhaps greater interest to me is that shut-in pressure number of 144 psi. That’s not too bad. The famous Pinta Dome well, which was by far the most productive helium well in U.S. history, had shut-in pressure of 172 psi, so not too different. And, of course, Pulsar are looking to drill deeper, which may help increase the pressure number somewhat. One to watch, I’d say….
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