
Overview
Quantum Helium’s strategic objective remains to identify opportunities which will provide operating cash flow and have development upside, in conjunction with exploration of existing exploration permits and acquiring high potential projects.

Revitalised strategy with pivot to helium
2024 pivot to helium
- Increasing demand for helium as essential in many critical industries
- Limited global supply
- US is the larger producer
- Opportunities in US
Progress
- Succesfull transition
- Identified and acquired l helium exploration projects in USA
- Sail of main oil assets
- Progressing expanding helium portfolio
Royalty Assets in Australia
As part of its strategic shift to helium exploration, development and commercialisation, Quantum Helium converted its interests in the Amadeus Basin to a royalty in order to prioritise capital expenditure on its USA assets.
EP 145, West Walker Anticline
Quantum Helium’s EP 145 permit was sold to Echelon Resources Limited, a company that has interests in the adjacent Mereenie gas field. Quantum Helium holds a 5% royalty on production. This strategic sale avoids the significant exploration costs of AU$2.5M in 2025, and the permit covers a prospective base case resource of 440Bcf total gas and 26.4Bcf helium (independently verified, SRK 2023).
EPA 155, Horn Valley Siltstone Fairway
Quantum Helium’s EPA 155 permit was sold to Georgina Energy Plc in January 2025. The permit application sale and prior exploration activity by Quantum Helium has been converted to a 2.5% royalty. EPA 155’s prospective resources include 1626Bcf natural gas, with 197Bcf helium (Georgina Energy, 2022).
