Pulsar Helium Advances Drilling and Seismic Work at Topaz Project in Minnesota

Pulsar Helium, Inc. ( (TSE:PLSR) ) has provided an announcement.

Pulsar Helium has advanced appraisal work at its flagship Topaz project in Minnesota, completing the Jetstream #6 well to 2,597 feet, where multiple pressurized gas intervals were intersected, reinforcing the geological model and confirming a 100% success rate across seven appraisal wells. The company has also begun drilling the step-out Jetstream #7 well and finished a 41.5-mile 2D seismic survey, which will be processed and interpreted to refine structural mapping, support resource assessment and optimize future drilling at this large-scale helium, helium-3 and CO2 opportunity.

The latest drilling and seismic campaign strengthens Pulsar’s technical understanding of the Topaz reservoir, underpins efforts to grow the resource base and supports its strategy to build exposure to industrial and specialty gas markets. By validating the presence of pressurized gas across multiple locations and enhancing subsurface imaging, the work is expected to improve future appraisal and development planning, with potential implications for the project’s scale and the company’s positioning in the emerging primary helium sector.

More about Pulsar Helium, Inc.

Pulsar Helium Inc. is a publicly traded primary helium exploration and development company listed in London, Toronto and on the OTCQB, focused on high-value industrial and specialty gas markets. Its core asset is the Topaz helium project in Minnesota, complemented by the Falcon project in Michigan and the Tunu project in Greenland, where it is a first mover in identifying primary helium occurrences not linked to hydrocarbons.

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