Pulsar Helium (PLSR) Corporate presentation summary

Mission and market context

• Aims to deliver stable, clean, low-cost primary helium-4 supply to the U.S. market, reducing reliance on helium as a byproduct of natural gas.

• Global helium-4 demand is expected to nearly double by 2035, while supply remains constrained and dependent on natural gas output.

• Recent geopolitical events have removed about 43% of freely traded global helium-4 supply, causing prices to double and creating long-term shortages.

• Helium is critical for high-tech industries, including chip manufacturing, medical imaging, and quantum technologies.

Strategic initiatives and project development

• Fast-tracking production in response to structural helium shortages and supply disruptions.

• Preparing to drill additional wells at Topaz in late 2026 to expand the resource base and accelerate first production.

• Signed a binding agreement to purchase a commercial-scale helium liquefaction and CO2 capture facility, targeting a definitive agreement by July 31, 2026.

• Building commercial momentum through discussions with end-users and aiming for strategic offtake agreements.

Topaz project highlights

• Located in Minnesota, Topaz is a new high-grade helium discovery with 7 of 7 wells encountering gas under pressure and up to 14.5% helium-4 concentrations.

• Holds ~65,000 gross acres under exclusive leases, with infrastructure and regulatory support in place.

• Prospective resource estimate from Jetstream #1 well is 0.4 billion cubic feet of helium-4, with further wells yet to be included.

• First-mover advantage in Minnesota, supported by new state helium legislation.