First Sale Under Helium Offtake Agreement
Helium One Global Ltd has announced its second helium sale from the Galactica Project in Colorado, the first under a new offtake agreement, indicating stable production and a move towards cash flow generation. The company, a 50% partner in the project operated by Blue Star Helium, expects continued increases in helium output towards the plant's full design capacity through planned development work, including drilling additional wells and deepening existing ones. This milestone signifies progress in monetizing the US helium asset, with further upside anticipated as production ramps up.
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Helium One Global (AIM: HE1), the primary helium explorer in Tanzania with a 50% working interest in the Galactica-Pegasus helium development project in Colorado, USA, notes the Blue Star Helium (ASX:BNL) ("Blue Star" or "Operator") announcement issued today regarding the Galactica Project, and replicated below.
Operator Reported Highlights
- The Operator has delivered its second helium trailer, following the first helium sale on 14 July 2026. This trailer was delivered under the Operator's previously announced offtake agreement
- Regular trailer exchanges have been scheduled, with new trailers beginning fill upon arrival
- The plant has stabilised at current production levels with the Joint Venture's focus on regular helium sales and cash flow generation
- Continued increases in helium output are expected toward the plant's full design capacity, driven by planned production work, including debottlenecking the plant and gathering system, drilling additional development wells and deepening of existing wells
Helium One CEO, Lorna Blaisse, commented:
"This second sale is another important milestone for our US helium producing asset and is the first sale under the short-term helium offtake agreement, reflecting the continued progress being made by our JV operating partner. As the 50% equity partner, Helium One is pleased to see stable production now supporting regular helium sales and the transition towards cash flow generation, with further upside expected as production is progressively ramped up."
Operator Reporting on Accelerating Production and Delivery
The Pinon Canyon Plant has stabilised at current production levels. The Joint Venture's near-term focus is on cash flow generation through regular helium sales.
Continued increases in helium output are expected toward the plant's full design capacity in line with planned development work. The Joint Venture is looking at the potential to deepen existing wells to expose more reservoir and further increase flow. Consistent with original development planning, and subject to permit approval, the Joint Venture plans to drill three new wells for tie-in to the Pinon Canyon Plant during H2 2026, which are expected to further increase raw gas throughput and helium product output.
With regular trailer fills now proceeding on a scheduled basis, Blue Star does not intend to announce each trailer exchange but will continue to announce significant milestones and commercial developments.
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