Desert Mountain Energy: Primary Helium Producer with +90K Acres
Desert Mountain Energy holds + 90,000 acres of land in Arizona, the world's best address for helium.
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Focused on Developing Tier 1 Holbrook Basin Helium Project and Noble Gas Projects
Desert Mountain Energy is a forward-looking resource company actively engaged in the exploration and development of Helium and Noble Gas properties in the U.S. Southwest, with its executive offices in Vancouver, Canada.
The Holbrook Basin Helium Project comprises of +90,000 acres of key helium prospects under lease and is located in the prolific Holbrook Basin in East-Central Arizona. The region is widely considered to be the world's best address for Helium and referred to as "The Saudi Arabia of Helium".
DME is an early mover among junior explorers in the helium space and is well positioned to participate in future growth of helium in this high tech economy. Helium prices are surging, in 2018 the US Government Crude Helium Auction, prices increased from $119.31 to $279.95. The 135% increase year-to-year in the world helium market is due to dwindling reserves with the 2019 US crude helium auction anticipated to be the last one due to the dwindling reserves mandated by legislation.
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