Pulsar Helium Inc (PSRHF)

$0.46 0.00 (-0.96%)
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Company Profile

Pulsar Helium Inc. engages in the identification, acquisition, exploration, and development of helium exploration projects in the United States of America and Greenland. Its flagship project is the 100% owned Topaz Project covering an area of 3,132 acres and located in Minnesota, the United States of America. The company was formerly known as Pulsar Holdings Inc. and changed its name to Pulsar Helium Inc. in October 2022. Pulsar Helium Inc. was incorporated in 2022 and is headquartered in Cascai...

Industry: Other Industrial Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Address:
Rua Frederico Arouca, nº 251, 2º frente, Cascais, Portugal
tripoli99
tripoli99 Dec. 5 at 6:20 PM
$PSRHF
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 5 at 12:16 AM
$PSRHF Check this out folks.
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Dec. 4 at 8:13 PM
$PSRHF from grok Yes, confirmed: To produce **1 kg of pure helium** from a gas mixture containing **8% helium by volume** (whether it's CO₂-rich or any other inert gas), you need: **≈ 10,500 standard (10,460 to be precise) standard cubic feet** of the gas mixture. That’s the final and exact answer for your case.
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whatNthetruck
whatNthetruck Dec. 4 at 7:19 PM
$PSRHF @Musky49 @Clemente4141 @VAULTF600 @PapaSpiegs
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 4 at 4:59 PM
$PSRHF The Topaz project is located in northern Minnesota, USA, where Pulsar is the first mover and holds exclusive leases. Drilling at the Jetstream #1 appraisal well reached a TD of 5,100 feet (1,555 meters) in January 2025, successfully penetrating the entire interpreted helium-bearing reservoir and beyond. Drilling of the Jetstream #2 appraisal well was completed on February 1, 2025, reaching a TD of 5,638 feet (1,718 meters). Jetstream #3 reached TD on November 7, 2025, and during drilling the calculated bottom-hole pressure was ~960 psi, with down-hole testing and gas sampling to soon occur now that Jetstream #4 has been completed. In August 2025, the Jetstream #1 well was successfully flow-tested using a wellhead compressor, delivering a peak gas flow rate of approximately 1.3 million cubic feet per day with a sustained flow average of 8.1% helium (as helium-4). Recent laboratory analyses have also confirmed the presence of helium-3 in measurable concentrations
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 4 at 4:55 PM
$PSRHF Hey Jerel - did you see the coordinates listed here? https://pulsarhelium.com/investors/news/news-details/2025/Pulsar-Helium-Commences-Drilling-of-Jetstream-5/default.aspx
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VAULTF600
VAULTF600 Dec. 4 at 2:40 PM
$PSRHF has anybody calculated the numbers on available Helium volume x price to see how well it pays off 60Million dollar production equipment?
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Dec. 3 at 5:48 PM
$PSRHF talking to chat GPT agrees with me that this needs a 180 degree rotation to show the green helium bearing area 1.8 miles to NE of #1. Now with that in mine and the open and/or porous rock will make drilling faster than before as this indicates wide He zone.
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Dec. 3 at 3:11 PM
$PSRHF I’m assuming the next news we will get is as they are drilling #5 when they start hitting gas pockets. With greater distance out than previous wells should tell us more the scope. From what my AI tells me that #5 is more in the sweet spot than #1, #2 etc. Remember they gave us gas and pressure updates on 3 and 4 before finished drilling and 5 going much deeper than those 2 wells.
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buyhighselllow20
buyhighselllow20 Dec. 3 at 12:11 AM
$PSRHF https://www.mesabitribune.com/news/local/pulsar-helium-begins-drilling-fifth-appraisal-well-near-babbitt/article_ba339544-fc27-46f6-900c-180f0b1bc275.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHvc4wYYyryIXo5nvHCL39YazEsuOha9R6Bc6KZ5_iQxUWAmsFLDNK7bWpjP-_aem_VDEgQa42Chq5rcnFJNRgfQ
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Dec. 5 at 6:20 PM
$PSRHF
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 5 at 12:16 AM
$PSRHF Check this out folks.
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Dec. 4 at 8:13 PM
$PSRHF from grok Yes, confirmed: To produce **1 kg of pure helium** from a gas mixture containing **8% helium by volume** (whether it's CO₂-rich or any other inert gas), you need: **≈ 10,500 standard (10,460 to be precise) standard cubic feet** of the gas mixture. That’s the final and exact answer for your case.
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whatNthetruck
whatNthetruck Dec. 4 at 7:19 PM
$PSRHF @Musky49 @Clemente4141 @VAULTF600 @PapaSpiegs
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 4 at 4:59 PM
$PSRHF The Topaz project is located in northern Minnesota, USA, where Pulsar is the first mover and holds exclusive leases. Drilling at the Jetstream #1 appraisal well reached a TD of 5,100 feet (1,555 meters) in January 2025, successfully penetrating the entire interpreted helium-bearing reservoir and beyond. Drilling of the Jetstream #2 appraisal well was completed on February 1, 2025, reaching a TD of 5,638 feet (1,718 meters). Jetstream #3 reached TD on November 7, 2025, and during drilling the calculated bottom-hole pressure was ~960 psi, with down-hole testing and gas sampling to soon occur now that Jetstream #4 has been completed. In August 2025, the Jetstream #1 well was successfully flow-tested using a wellhead compressor, delivering a peak gas flow rate of approximately 1.3 million cubic feet per day with a sustained flow average of 8.1% helium (as helium-4). Recent laboratory analyses have also confirmed the presence of helium-3 in measurable concentrations
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 4 at 4:55 PM
$PSRHF Hey Jerel - did you see the coordinates listed here? https://pulsarhelium.com/investors/news/news-details/2025/Pulsar-Helium-Commences-Drilling-of-Jetstream-5/default.aspx
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VAULTF600
VAULTF600 Dec. 4 at 2:40 PM
$PSRHF has anybody calculated the numbers on available Helium volume x price to see how well it pays off 60Million dollar production equipment?
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Dec. 3 at 5:48 PM
$PSRHF talking to chat GPT agrees with me that this needs a 180 degree rotation to show the green helium bearing area 1.8 miles to NE of #1. Now with that in mine and the open and/or porous rock will make drilling faster than before as this indicates wide He zone.
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Dec. 3 at 3:11 PM
$PSRHF I’m assuming the next news we will get is as they are drilling #5 when they start hitting gas pockets. With greater distance out than previous wells should tell us more the scope. From what my AI tells me that #5 is more in the sweet spot than #1, #2 etc. Remember they gave us gas and pressure updates on 3 and 4 before finished drilling and 5 going much deeper than those 2 wells.
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buyhighselllow20
buyhighselllow20 Dec. 3 at 12:11 AM
$PSRHF https://www.mesabitribune.com/news/local/pulsar-helium-begins-drilling-fifth-appraisal-well-near-babbitt/article_ba339544-fc27-46f6-900c-180f0b1bc275.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQKNjYyODU2ODM3OQABHvc4wYYyryIXo5nvHCL39YazEsuOha9R6Bc6KZ5_iQxUWAmsFLDNK7bWpjP-_aem_VDEgQa42Chq5rcnFJNRgfQ
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TheBaldInvestor
TheBaldInvestor Dec. 2 at 9:33 PM
$PSRHF Not to get way ahead of myself here, but IF Topaz is deemed as commercially viable for production, I’m curious on how others are thinking about that production phase. From my research, the track record for small cap exploration companies diving into helium production is devastatingly bad. The companies tend to plummet after transitioning from exploration —> production. So, 2 questions here: 1) Is my research bad / do others know of success stories in the helium industry for small cap companies? 2) Are most of y’all hoping the talks of handling production ourselves is just a strategic move from Pulsar leadership to try and have more negotiating leverage when it comes time to shop for acquisitions?
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Musky49
Musky49 Dec. 1 at 8:55 PM
$PSRHF Pippa Malmgren summary on H3. I’ll bet she doesn’t know about Topaz. In her Substack article "No Laughing Matter: The Race for Helium 3, Rare Earths, Greenland, NASA, Isaacman and Moon Dust," she elaborates that the Moon's South Pole holds "the largest known collection of ³He," making it a prime target for mining to fuel clean fusion energy without radioactive waste. She warns: "The race for ³He is between the US and China to control the largest known collection at the Moon's South Pole," and that "control of ³He could decide the winner in energy, AI, and civilization sustainability."
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oilbuddy
oilbuddy Dec. 1 at 3:06 PM
$PSRHF marcelmike, are they needing to cut a road through thick forest and clear a pad for each of these wells? It seems they are doing this very quickly so far.
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Dec. 1 at 2:28 PM
$PSRHF December going to be exciting month my friends. Drilling #5 deep and 1.8 mi from #1. Plus by end of December or so should be getting information on #3 and #4. Merry Christmas all and a very Happy New Year coming! If I had some graph paper I would plot out roughly position of all wells using 2 in/mi scale. Run N/S and E/W cross.
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Ryan1202
Ryan1202 Dec. 1 at 3:31 AM
$PSRHF it's finally getting coverage in the local papers
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Koivumaki
Koivumaki Dec. 1 at 2:34 AM
$PSRHF what are the odds of a PR this week? Everyone should be crucial for the next two months !
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Vectorman
Vectorman Dec. 1 at 12:33 AM
$PSRHF
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Nov. 30 at 10:44 PM
$PSRHF Part two: Timing and Momentum: With drilling imminent (as of November 30, 2025), #5 capitalizes on recent milestones like the appointment of helium expert Cliff Cain (November 25) to bolster commercial efforts. Positive outcomes could drive investor confidence, funding, and regulatory progress in Minnesota, where helium extraction guidelines are evolving. - Risk Mitigation: If #5 confirms consistent helium across the field, it reduces exploration risks and accelerates toward commercial production. Conversely, underperformance could delay timelines, but early indicators (e.g., #4's pressure) are encouraging. In summary, Jetstream #5 is a high-stakes well that could unlock Topaz's full potential, positioning Pulsar as a key player in the helium market. Updates are expected soon via Pulsar's announcements. For real-time developments, check their investor relations site or stock exchanges.
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Nov. 30 at 10:43 PM
$PSRHF Part one: Asked Grok “How important is jetstream number 5 for pulsar helium” Jetstream #5 is critically important to Pulsar's strategy and the Topaz Project's viability, serving as a pivotal step in de-risking and scaling the helium resource. Here's why: - Reservoir Delineation and Scale Confirmation: As part of a systematic campaign, #5 will help map the deposit's lateral extent and productivity, building on positive results from prior wells (e.g., higher pressures in #4 suggest improved flow potential). Success here could expand the resource estimate, supporting Pulsar's goal of becoming a leading U.S. helium producer amid global supply shortages. - Economic and Production Validation: Data from #5 will inform plant engineering studies (already underway for the Babbitt site) and production forecasts. High helium grades (>0.3% economic threshold) and helium-3 signatures could attract partnerships for separation tech, enhancing revenue streams beyond standard helium-4.
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info_is_key
info_is_key Nov. 30 at 2:49 PM
Interesting announcements from $INFCF $OGC.TSX $PSRHF $DPMLF $AYASF https://oilandmining.co/p/jim-s-oil-mining-letter-november-30-2025 Worth reading
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UT_RPh
UT_RPh Nov. 28 at 8:20 PM
$PSRHF anyone notice that Jetstream #5 going to the deeper depth of 5,000 feet? #3 was 3,500 and #4 was 3,000.
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tripoli99
tripoli99 Nov. 28 at 4:02 PM
$PSRHF all of these are signed up with interlune, it will only take one of these jokers to sign a contract with Pulsar to make this a $3 stock, provided we have the quantity The buyers of helium-3 are primarily companies in the quantum computing and fusion energy sectors, along with a U.S. government agency for its isotope program. Notable buyers include Maybell Quantum, Bluefors, and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Isotope Program. Maybell Quantum: This quantum computing infrastructure company has an agreement to buy thousands of liters of helium-3 from Interlune. Bluefors: The world leader in cryogenic cooling systems for quantum technology has agreed to purchase up to 10,000 liters of helium-3 annually. U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Isotope Program: The program has a contract to purchase three liters of helium-3 for delivery no later than April 2029. This marks the first-ever government purchase of a natural resource from space.
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