Pulsar Helium targets debt and public-sector funding to build Minnesota helium, CO2 plants, limiting new equity issuance

• Pulsar outlined a plan to fund its Minnesota Rare Gas Hub mainly with project debt and public-sector financing to limit new equity.
• Work aims to reach financial close once installed-capital costs, EPC scope, permitting path, and commercial terms are defined.
• Parallel financing talks are underway with University Bank, Minnesota DEED, USDA Rural Development, and IRRR, with no commitments yet.
• The project plan targets staged equipment procurement under an US$ 85.5 million Chart supply framework, pending TSXV approval.
• Management expects to use existing cash selectively, with unaudited cash resources of about US$ 24.6 million.

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