Confirmation that Gold Hydrogen intends building a commercial helium production plant at its Yorke Peninsula site has attracted radio and website coverage from the ABC.

Highlighting the fact any new production would be Australia’s first of Helium since 2023, ABC reported the plant is expected to be up and running within 18 months.

Managing Director Neil McDonald was quoted as saying: "Based on the robust numbers, not of just having the world's best helium purities ever reported, but all our geology and all the economics, we're very confident."

ABC highlighted job opportunities for the region from a modular helium plant "the size of two tennis courts". Mr McDonald said it was too early to know how many roles would be created at a pilot plant, but that it was an exciting opportunity for the region.

The website article is here, while Mr McDonald was also interviewed for ABC’s Rural Report and Country Hour and that link is here.

Other coverage from our ASX announcement on the Helium plant plans this week came from investment specialists Small Caps, which concentrated on the technical wins of the latest drill campaign. That link is here.