Pulsar Helium Inc. Announces Filing of Preliminary Short Form Base Shelf

Executive Summary

• Pulsar Helium Inc. filed a preliminary short‑form base shelf prospectus with Canadian securities regulators, permitting future offerings of up to US $50 million in various securities over a 25‑month period.
• The filing does not constitute a current financing commitment; the company has no immediate plan to raise capital and there is no certainty that any securities will be issued under the shelf prospectus.
• The prospectus also allows for “at‑the‑market” distributions, subject to future supplemental filings that will detail terms and use of proceeds.

Key Details

• Prospectus Scope: Up to US $50 million aggregate offering amount; securities may include common shares, debt securities, warrants, subscription receipts, and units.
• Offering Period: 25 months from the date the prospectus becomes final.
• Future Offering Terms: Specific terms (price, size, use of proceeds) will be set at the time of each offering and disclosed in a shelf prospectus supplement filed with the applicable regulators.
• Current Financing Intent: The company states it has no contemplated plan to raise capital at this time; issuance is not guaranteed.
• At‑the‑Market (ATM) Capability: The base shelf may qualify for ATM distributions under National Instrument 44‑102, allowing sales of securities into existing Canadian or other trading markets when a supplement is filed.
• Availability of Document: Preliminary prospectus available on Pulsar’s SEDAR+ profile (www.sedarplus.ca).

Notable Quotes

“The preliminary short form base shelf prospectus, when made final, will allow Pulsar to offer and issue… securities up to an aggregate offering amount of US $50 million. The specific terms … will be established at the time of such offering.” – Thomas Abraham‑James, President, CEO and Director

Materiality Assessment: Material – Neutral – The filing provides investors with material information about potential financing flexibility but does not indicate an immediate capital raise or change in financial condition.