Production / Operations
Altura Energy Reports Return to Helium Production and Commencement of the Multi-Well Workover Program
Altura Energy's Holbrook Basin helium ramp-up confirms execution, but liquidity constraints and warrant overhang dominate near-term risk profile.

Executive Summary
- Altura Energy reported the return to production of two worked-over wells (PSOC 23-15 and PSOC 22-8) following its 2025 field program.
- Flow rates are currently improving daily, with final stabilized rates pending announcement.
- Cased hole log analysis on three previously drilled wells identified additional helium potential in the Shinarump formation, expanding the workover candidate pool from six to seven wells.
- A workover rig arrived on June 11, 2026, to commence workovers on the remaining five wells in Saddle Horse Draw.
- An 8-mile pipeline has been completed, tying all seven wells to the on-site helium processing facility.
- All helium produced will be sold under a long-term offtake agreement.
Material Impact
- The release confirms operational execution on the pipeline and recompletion program previously announced in May.
- Production ramp-up is progressing as planned, but stabilized flow rates and actual cash generation remain unquantified in this update.
- The expansion to seven workover candidates adds incremental upside but also implies continued capital expenditure and operational complexity.
- The long-term offtake agreement provides revenue visibility but does not mitigate the company's immediate liquidity constraints.
- The news is incremental to the broader execution plan and does not introduce new material financial metrics or strategic shifts.
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Company Overview
- Altura Energy Corp. is a small-cap exploration and production company focused on green helium in Arizona's Holbrook Basin.
- The company acquired 100% of the Pinta South Helium Field in September 2025 and has been actively recompleting wells and building infrastructure to bring production online.
- Helium concentrations range from 5% to 8%, significantly above industry norms.
- The company has secured a long-term offtake agreement and a farm-in transaction to expand its acreage footprint.
- Leadership includes CEO Ashley Lastinger and Executive Chairman Robert Johnston, bringing decades of senior oil and gas experience.
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