This is what it looks like in my opinion at Voyager.They drilled...

This is what it looks like in my opinion at Voyager.

They drilled one well at Voyager only and got 8% helium but never appraised it to confirm it was definitely commercial by drilling more wells or doing flow-rate tests etc. They were assigned a Contingent Resource at Voyager by Sproule meaning "discovered" but still "sub-commercial" until proven up into "Reserves" if successful..

Given a helium plant can be leased they have skipped where reserves and offtakes would be needed to underpin large capex investments for a production plant.. So on the Lassonde Curve gone straight from discovery to production if you consider zero investment for the plant as its leased - money into wells etc.. but zero into the production plant itself if leased

So still some unknowns until flow-rates are tested at Voyager to show the helium can definitely be extracted commercially etc.. I'd expect 8% helium approx on the first well as near where they got 8% before so of most interest will be the flow-rate I reckon..