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First Helium Provides Year End Corporate Update

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First Helium Inc.
First Helium Inc.

Company Outlines Plans for 2025

CALGARY, Alberta, Dec. 18, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- First Helium Inc. (“First Helium” or the “Company”) (TSXV: HELI) (OTCQB: FHELF) (FRA: 2MC) today provided a Corporate Update regarding its plans for 2025 via a message from President & CEO, Ed Bereznicki.

“As we move into 2025, I'm excited to share our plans at this pivotal moment for First Helium. With two high-impact drilling targets identified and funded for near-term execution, our comprehensive technical work through 2024 has set the stage for what promises to be a transformational year ahead.

With our recent financing complete, raising $3.64 million with significant participation from management, we are funded to execute on two near-term, high-impact oil opportunities in Q1 2025, subject to any unforeseen weather conditions and services availability. This focused approach on targets we can develop efficiently and bring into production quickly makes strong business sense in current markets. Having secured licensing approval for our 7-30 PUD location, our proven undeveloped well target with independently evaluated1 reserves of 196,700 barrels2, builds directly on our successful 1-30 and 4-29 oil wells which have generated over $13 million in revenue and over $8 million in cash flow.

Following this, we'll drill our newly identified Leduc anomaly at 7-15, a structure that appears approximately five times the size of our successful 1-30 pool on our proprietary 3D seismic data. Both targets offer multi-zone potential across several proven productive formations. If successful, these wells could begin contributing cash flow within months of completion, providing additional funding for ongoing development.

Beyond these immediate targets, our technical work has identified 10 additional Leduc locations, all with multi-zone potential, for systematic development. The addition of Marc Junghans to our team, with his 40+ years of geological expertise in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, has been instrumental in validating these opportunities through detailed evaluation of our proprietary 3D seismic data. The seismic signatures we're seeing across these locations are directly comparable to those that led to our successful 1-30 and 4-29 wells. Furthermore, the Leduc structures identified on our most recent 3D seismic appear to extend eastward on First Helium’s 100% held land base – future proprietary 3D seismic data acquisition over this region has the potential to unlock additional drilling locations similar to existing inventory.


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