Quantum Helium (QHE) Corporate presentation summary

Opportunity overview and asset portfolio

• Focus on helium exploration in the US and Australia, with proven high helium concentrations in both regions.

• US assets include Vecta (20% interest), Sagebrush (82.5%, operator), and Coyote Wash (100%, operator), all in Colorado.

• Australian assets EP145 and EPA155 sold for royalties, providing funding and reducing exploration costs.

• Helium is positioned as a highly valuable commodity, with prices between $300 and $500 per MCF.

• Strategy centers on expanding the helium portfolio and monetizing heritage hydrocarbon projects.

Project details and operational highlights

• Vecta Project: Five helium prospects across 51,000 acres, with a five-well drilling campaign starting May 2025.

• Sagebrush Project: Producing oil, tested 2.7% helium, existing infrastructure, and potential for recompletion to produce helium.

• Coyote Wash Project: 100% owned, six large helium prospects identified, 3D seismic coverage, and oil potential.

• All projects benefit from proximity to established infrastructure and moderate drilling costs.

• Existing pipelines connect project areas to processing plants, enabling early production and sales.

Financials, funding, and outlook

• Cash flow generated from US hydrocarbon projects and pending Australian asset sales.

• Modest exploration costs: Vecta wells estimated at $259,000 each (gross), Coyote Wash and Sagebrush at $500,000.

• Sale of Australian assets avoids significant exploration expenditure in 2025/26 and retains royalty upside.

• Drilling and development activities planned for 2025–2026, with targeted commercial production.

• Additional helium investment opportunities identified but not prioritized over current projects.