Latest D3 Energy (ASX:D3E) News

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D3 Energy has significantly boosted its helium resource estimates in South Africa's Free State with a newly certified 14 BCF helium contingent resource at ER386, lifting combined recoverable helium to 35.6 BCF across its key permits.

D3 Energy has significantly expanded its South African helium footprint with new Exploration Rights and a Technical Cooperation Permit, while completing a well-supported A$6.12 million placement to fund upcoming drilling and development activities.

D3 Energy has raised $6.12 million through a strongly supported placement at a significant premium to its IPO price, aiming to accelerate exploration and development of its helium assets amid tightening global supply.

D3 Energy has secured a new Technical Cooperation Permit adjacent to its flagship helium project in South Africa, broadening its exploration footprint and reinforcing its position in the global helium market.

D3 Energy has reported encouraging progress in its South African helium and methane operations, highlighted by improved gas flow rates from the Nooitgedacht Major well and an upgraded US OTCQX listing to broaden investor reach.

D3 Energy has secured formal acceptance of its Production Right Application for the ER315 permit in South Africa, marking a pivotal step toward production. The company also broadened its portfolio with new helium and hydrogen permits in Australia and began trading on the US OTCQX market.

D3 Energy Limited highlights its exceptional helium and natural gas assets in South Africa and Australia, backed by independent resource certifications and promising production test results. The company outlines a clear path forward with key development milestones and potential partnerships.

D3 Energy has submitted its Production Right application for part of its South African ER315 permit well ahead of schedule and under budget, marking a key step toward commercialising certified methane and helium reserves.

D3 Energy’s latest re-test of the RBD10 well in South Africa’s ER315 permit shows a remarkable 38% increase in gas flow, underscoring unique reservoir dynamics that could lower development costs.

D3 Energy has reported a significant 39% increase in gas flow rates at its RBD10 well in South Africa following a re-test, highlighting strong reservoir recharge and connectivity.

D3 Energy has achieved a significant milestone with maiden reserve certification for its South African ER315 permit, alongside a 32% boost in gas flow rates and strategic expansions into Australia and South Africa.