First Helium Inc

This year’s oil discovery set the tone for a strategic shift toward developing the Charlie Lake Shallow Heavy Oil Play.

Management envisions a multi-phase development, with Phase 1 targeting up to 15 multi-leg horizontal wells leveraging existing 1-30 infrastructure — a path to near-term oil production and cash flow, while helium assets provide long-term upside for shareholders.

is building momentum across its Charlie Lake, Blue Ridge, and Leduc projects, driving a combination of near-term production and long-term upside.

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The latest at ’s Worsley Project?
✅ Charlie Lake Shallow Heavy oil discovery
🔜 Potential for multi-leg horizontal well drilling oil development
🧪 Successful test expands potential helium/natural gas play

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A reminder that we’re working to unlock resource potential beneath Worsley’s surface with:
👉 Heavy discovery, near-term production and cash flow development potential
👉 High potential, scalable and natural gas play for future development

The Charlie Lake play at Worsley is shaping up to be a high-impact shallow heavy oil play. 🛢️
✔️ Play properties are comparable to the Sparky Play in the Lloydminster heavy oil region
✔️ Existing infrastructure in place
✔️ Proven horizontal tech to develop reservoir identified at 7-30 and 1-30

🔜 Bring 7-30 online & drill horizontal test from 1-30.

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