The Force in Primary Helium
Pulsar is a primary helium company listed/quoted in Canada (TSXV:PLSR), the
United Kingdom (AIM:PLSR) and the USA (OTCQB:PSRHF). Its flagship Topaz Project
in Minnesota, USA, the Jetstream #1 well had an average concentration of 8.1%
helium during flow testing. Commercially viable helium project concentrations
begin @ 0.3%.
Topaz Project Minnesota, USA
Topaz is located in Lake County, Minnesota, ~65 miles north of the regional
center of Duluth. The project benefits from excellent infrastructure: existing
road access to the site, with three-phase grid power and rail 5.5 miles to the
south, and an available, highly skilled local workforce. The area understands
resource development, with 150 years of resource extraction history, and Topaz
sits within 8 miles of one of North America's largest iron ore mines.
Tunu Project Greenland
Pulsar is the first mover exploring for helium in Greenland, having received the
only license of its kind that gives exclusive rights for the exploration of
helium, hydrogen, and all other minerals (excluding hydrocarbons and radioactive
elements).
Topaz
Latitude 47° 38' 05''
N
Longitude 91° 42' 03''
W
Topaz is located in Minnesota, Midwest USA and is a new helium discovery in
a new helium province where Pulsar is the first mover. On flow testing in
two wells, Jetstream #1 had an average of 8.1% helium, and Jetstream #2 an
average of 5.6% helium, reinforcing Topaz’s status as a top-tier primary
helium discovery
Tunu
Latitude 71° 00' 0.00"
N
Longitude -22° 00'
0.00" W
The project is on the east coast of Greenland in ‘Liverpool Land’ (named by
William Scoresby, an English explorer), a peninsula in eastern Greenland
which faces the main European continent. It is 5km from Ittoqqortoormiit and
40km from the Nerlerit Inaat International Airport (CNP). On the project’s
southern margin is Scoresby Sound, the largest fjord system in the world.
Falcon
Upper Peninsula,
Michigan, USA
The Falcon Project represents Pulsar Helium’s district-scale entry into a
highly prospective land position in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Torino
Minnesota, USA
The Torino Project represents Pulsar Helium’s expansion across the
prospective Torino Basin in Minnesota, USA, targeting a large-scale
primary helium system within an established geological province.
Corporate Overview
Pulsar is an emerging multi-project primary helium company, with first mover
advantage across three new locations: Minnesota (USA), Michigan (USA), and
Greenland. Flow-testing of two wells at the Topaz project in Minnesota revealed
Jetstream #1 averaging 8.1% helium and Jetstream #2 averaging 5.6% helium -
results that reinforce Topaz's status as a top-tier primary helium discovery.
Helium Criticality
Helium is recognized as a critical raw material in both Canada and the EU,
playing a vital role across various industries. It is extensively utilized in
medical technology, consumer electronics, semiconductor fabrication, fiber-optic
cable manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive sectors. Given its essential role
in new and future technologies, the growing global demand for helium presents a
unique opportunity for Pulsar and its shareholders. As the Company advances its
primary helium project development strategy, it is positioned to capitalize on
this increasing demand.
Primary Helium Scarcity
More than 95% of the world’s helium is produced as a byproduct of natural gas
and LNG, which means output is largely dictated by hydrocarbon markets rather
than helium demand, creating chronic inflexibility, periodic shortages and price
volatility. With production heavily concentrated in a handful of facilities in
the US, Qatar and Algeria, supply into key technology hubs in the United States
and European Union is exposed to geopolitical disruptions, logistics bottlenecks
and plant outages. Pulsar Helium was founded specifically to address this
structural weakness by discovering and developing primary helium deposits –
fields where helium is the main revenue driver rather than a secondary byproduct
– at its Topaz project in Minnesota and Tunu project in Greenland, one of
Europe’s few primary helium occurrences. By advancing these assets toward
production, Pulsar’s mission is to help bring long-term stability and resilience
to helium supply for strategic US and EU industries that depend on reliable
access to this critical gas.
Stakeholder Value
Pulsar Helium is a primary helium company focused on advancing helium resources
to support existing and emerging technology applications. The company’s team
brings decades of industry experience, which is applied to the technical
evaluation and responsible development of its project portfolio with the
objective of creating long-term stakeholder value.
Investment Case
Multi-Project Portfolio
Pulsar boasts two high-impact, primary helium projects with exceptional development potential.
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Multiple Commodities
The flagship Topaz Project in the USA contains helium, the rare isotope helium-3, and carbon dioxide.
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Development Strategy
De-risking the portfolio and advancing discoveries to production to create value for all stakeholders.
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Trending Commodity
Primary helium is rare, and its increasing demand across multiple sectors is creating shortages and driving up prices.
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Strong News Flow
Rapid development timeline ensures a consistent stream of news and updates.
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Unique Experience
The team comprises experts who pioneered helium exploration, alongside seasoned commodity and finance professionals.
Latest News
09 / 01 / 26
Pulsar Launches New Corporate Website
08 / 28 / 26
Pulsar Helium Announces Warrant Exercise and TVR
08 / 27 / 26
Pulsar Files Financial and Operating Results for the Third Quarter Ended June 30, 2026
08 / 24 / 26
Pulsar Helium Announces Warrant Exercise and TVR
08 / 03 / 26
Pulsar Helium Announces Warrant Exercise and TVR
08 / 03 / 26
Pulsar Helium Provides Update on Timetable for Definitive Agreement for Helium Liquefaction Plant
