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Helium ONE Global Ltd AIM:HE1

Incorporated
British Virgin Islands
Chief executive
Lorna Blaisse
Employees
7
Reports in
USD
Basic Materials
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Share price and financials

0.4c at close on 8 Oct 2026 · 6 reported years, 2020–2025

Years in viewFY2020 – FY2026
8 Oct 20260.4c−90.1% since 4 Dec 2020
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Revenue

2 years, at a glance

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FY2023Revenue$0

C000612-AR-2023-website

The latest report

FY2025 annual report

year to 30 Jun 2025 · approved 12 Nov 2025 · 75 pages · Company website

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Next report26 Nov 2026for the year to 30 Jun 2026, estimated from this company's own record of filing dates
Sixty seconds on this report

Helium One Global is an explorer developing helium projects in Tanzania and Colorado, and it does not yet sell anything. It had no revenue in the year to 30 June 2025, and its loss narrowed to $5.5m from $8.7m the year before. The loss shrank mainly because a one-off write-off was much smaller this year, at $1,486,806. It covered exploration areas in Tanzania that the company gave up. Against that, the cost of share awards to staff rose to $2,113,655. During the year the company also bought a half share in a helium project in Colorado. Cash fell to $3.2m from $11.6m as spending on exploration continued. The company has no borrowings, raised $8.4m from shareholders and pays no dividend. Management said the company was awarded Tanzania's first helium mining licence in July 2025, and it expects the first gas from Colorado in late 2025. The directors expect to have enough money for planned work to December 2026. The auditor flagged doubt over recovering $1.3m of tax refunds owed in Tanzania, and the report rates raising future funding as a high risk.

From the reportevery line sits on the page it names
What moved the marginheadwind

No revenue generated; administrative expense as % of total assets KPI rose to 7.5% (FY24: 6.0%)

Directors' Report KPI table

page 31
Andheadwind

Share-based payment charge increased to $2,113,655 (FY24: $615,823), inflating administrative expenses

Expenses by nature note 6

page 54
One-offs in the year

$1.5m charge: Impairment of intangible exploration assets (Eyasi and Balangida prospecting licence areas, relinquished/not renewed)

page 58
What management said

Chairman: formal Mining Licence offer accepted March 2025, awarded in July 2025 post period-end; Board still awaiting execution of regulatory agreements and formal signing ceremony.

page 6
After the year end

Mining Licence for southern Rukwa formally awarded 4 July 2025 for an initial 10-year period, annual cost $960,000

page 69
The dividend

The Company is at an early stage of development and to date does not generate revenues or make profits; it would not be appropriate to propose a dividend until the Group is making sufficient profits and has adequate distributable reserves.

page 31
Going concern and the audit

Financial statements prepared on going concern basis; Directors have projections to December 2026 showing sufficient funds for currently contemplated work programmes. Auditor PKF Littlejohn LLP issued an unqualified opinion with an Emphasis of Matter regarding uncertainty over recoverability of the $1.3m VAT receivable (Notes 4 and 13). Key Audit Matter: valuation and recoverability of intangible exploration/evaluation assets ($45.7m, FY24: $32m).

page 36
The risks it names first
  • Limited geographical spread of assets (Medium impact)p.16
  • No history of production and no assurance commercial quantities of Helium will be discovered at any of the Group's licences (Medium impact)p.16
  • Difficulty raising external funding for exploration activities in volatile capital markets (High impact)p.16
  • Future availability of debt/equity financing is uncertain given significant future capex requirements (High impact)p.16

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Filings

5 annual reports read, FY2021 to FY2025

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Sources: Company website (5)

  1. FY2026Next report expected 26 Nov 2026

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