PSRHF Pulsar Helium Inc

$PSRHF Go team Pulsar! “Unrisking (or de-risking) a startup is the systematic process of identifying, prioritizing, and eliminating the core assumptions that could cause your business to fail. Because roughly 90% of startups fail, investors do not back the best-looking business plan; they back the team that has eliminated the most risk”.

$PSRHF In summary, everything seems to be painting a pretty nice picture, moving forward, for this company.

$PSRHF I sent this email to Pulsar a little over a year ago. Making case for He to not only be critical, but strategic as well in the rare earth Chinese current stranglehold.

$PSRHF We may have formally adopted final gas rules this week. An administrative law judge will sign that into law. And then Pulsar can obtain permits.

$PSRHF Another encouraging step toward commercialization. Management's focus on debt and government-backed financing could significantly reduce shareholder dilution. The helium/CO₂ facility offers substantial long-term revenue potential. Financing and execution risks remain, but the pieces are coming together. Patience should be well rewarded here.

$PSRHF Pulsar Helium Inc. (AIM: PLSR) (TSXV: PLSR) (OTCQB: PSRHF) (“Pulsar” or the “Company”), a primary helium company, is pleased to announce that, further to its announcements dated June 30, 2026 and August 3, 2026, it has signed, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Pulsar Helium MN Inc., and accepted a proposal (the “Proposal”) from Chart Energy & Chemicals, Inc. (“Chart”), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Baker Hughes Company (“Baker Hughes”), which operates as dedicated segment of Baker Hughes following the July 2026 acquisi�on of Chart Industries, Inc. The Proposal represents the agreement contemplated in the Company’s August 3, 2026, announcement and establishes a staged framework for the supply of equipment for Pulsar’s proposed Rare Gas Hub in Minnesota for an aggregate value of $85.5 million paid in stages on achievement of applicable milestones under the Proposal before applicable taxes, du�es, shipping, commissioning and other items or adjustments not included in the Proposal.

$PSRHF 13-minute segment. Achieved the high level awareness required. The facts are startling. 60-Minutes wouldn't name Pulsar specifically, to their independent journalistic credit. Quite satisfied. Pulsar Helium was shown a half dozen times on the CEO, Cliff Cain's shirt and once on his hard hat. BUT, of course we wish we would have been named. Now comes the real work for Pulsar Marketing.....squeeze the living shit out of this exposure. I'm sure they will and should have some announcements soon to ride the wave. That was a GREAT journalistic piece. If I knew nothing about helium I would be very intrigued and alarmed. There were a few things missing though, but there's not enough time to disect the various isotopes.

$PSRHF I sold all my Avanti Helium stock today for more shares of Pulsar. Pulsar has been very transparent with their news and updates often. That's a good company.

$PSRHF I hope the 60 minute interview brings more exposure to the company. Hopefully it’s as positive to the SP as back in the day when $NAK was on the nightly news with an sp at .38 and after the segment rose to over 2.00!!

$PSRHF Summary oulook on the evaluation agreement between Pulsar Helium Inc. and Lunar Helium-3 Mining LLC

$PSRHF bought more today below USD $.66 per share and believe timing to be the largest risk factor. It seems to me that hard money down on an engineered plant of this size should already be supported by strong geology and pressure testing done to date. I wish management would share those updated results but respect that they are working hard toward development to preserve capital. The Two Harbors, MN plant site on 62 acres being purchased from the City for $1.00 plus the City providing up to $1 million toward rail spur in addition to providing site work and a 15-year tax abatement make the project more financeable to me with tangible assets. If Pulsar Helium could become a $1 billion company in 2-3 years, that’s over 7x the current share price of $.66 and worth the investment today in my opinion.

$PSRHF big catalysts Minnesota regulatory approval — Expected in October 2026 (around now). The state's Environmental Quality Board meeting should vote on final rules for the Rare Gas Hub. This is the immediate catalyst. Two Harbors City Council approval — Already done (Oct 15, 2026). The city approved a Purchase and Development Agreement, including ~$1M in infrastructure support and tax abatement. Chart Industries liquefaction equipment — Pulsar signed a $85.5M staged agreement with Chart Energy & Chemicals (Baker Hughes subsidiary) for commercial-scale helium liquefaction equipment. This is structured milestone-based to reduce risk. 60 Minutes exposure — In mid-October, helium scarcity was featured on 60 Minutes. PSRHF wasn't named directly, but CEO Cliff Cain appeared multiple times. This could drive retail awareness.

$PSRHF I’m betting soon they will “release” some information and burn those selling, penny flipping etc etc here. They have started making these early morning releases again. Great time to buy though. Good luck to all longs and buyers.. I think it will be good luck actually.

$PSRHF Tomorrow is very important as well, in order to determine if there is any buying power remaining for new share holders. 4X normal volume on a big up day is obviously great to see but will it last matters too. The more new money the better. Are they momentum traders looking for a quick hit? Some for sure. But how many? Next up, management really needs to get an updated resource report for the market to digest. The only way that happens is from drilling the next 4-6 proposed wells and flow testing them during the process. C’mon management, give us a date when the next drilling is going to start. Please and thank you.

$PSRHF 3 of the emails I sent over a year ago …re He to critical minerals list.. plus helium used as a choke to counter China’s choke on rare earth minerals … it is doable ..

$PSRHF My take on the update released today: It has become obvious that full production won’t happen until early 2029 and the financial professionals in the room took control to convince everyone that it is much more important to get the process done correctly along the way, with as little future dilution to current shareholders as possible. They clearly believe they have the goods and opportunity to build a long term company, servicing the entire region. Reality dictates it takes time to procure grants and other non-dilutive means of funding that will ultimately benefit current shareholders. No other way to slice this: Pulsar remains a long term investment, at least a three year hold. If you want to make quick money, go elsewhere. If you want a company you can buy for .75 cents that turns into 10x that in five years, this is for you. You have to be able to buy the shares and forget them for the next two years. My one million shares are even, as if I bought them all at .74 cents.

$PSRHF While I was confident enough with the wait and did not panic (I bought more!) it is a TREMENDOUS relief to have seen the news today... 🥳

$PSRHF Minnesota EQB Meeting Update The Minnesota Environmental Quality Board has approved the proposed environmental-review framework, retaining the five-production-well threshold for a mandatory Environmental Assessment Worksheet (EAW). An earlier attempt to lower the threshold to three wells failed following considerable debate. This is a positive regulatory milestone for Pulsar, providing greater clarity around environmental requirements for commercial helium development in Minnesota. The framework must still complete the remaining formal adoption steps, and this does not constitute approval of Pulsar's production permits. Bottom line: Regulatory progress and one more step toward commercialization.

$PSRHF Just like last Friday... The spring's energy is building up during the weekend, waiting for Monday. ♨️

$PSRHF Well aren't you just a little feisty this week? Amazing what 7-9M pairs of eyes on 60 Minutes can do for a critical yet speculative, pre-revenue gas Co.