About Us

Since listing on AIM in April 2024, Helix has gone from explorer to producer and has built a position across the helium value chain: helium production at Rudyard, Montana; purification and liquefaction at the Keyes Helium Complex, Oklahoma; and tolling services for third-party producers. Our aim is to build a leading independent, vertically integrated US helium business.

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Helix began by drilling Clink #1 on the Ingomar Dome in 2024, before acquiring the Rudyard Project in June 2024, which became Montana’s first producing helium field. Helix is now expanding Rudyard through a drilling and processing capacity programme, supported by its own drilling rig, while the July 2026 acquisition of the Keyes Helium Complex in Oklahoma provides ownership of one of only six operational helium liquefaction facilities in the United States.”

In just over two years since listing, Helix has gone from explorer to Montana’s first helium producer, and with the acquisition of Keyes we now own both upstream production and liquefaction infrastructure. That combination is rare among independents.

Our priorities are clear: expand production at Rudyard using our own rig, grow tolling revenue at Keyes, and broaden our routes to market for liquid helium. With helium now designated a US critical material, we believe secure domestic production and liquefaction have never been more valuable.”

Bo Sears
CEO

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