"very leas based case scenario US$3,000 for 99.9995 Helium which BNL will have ..LOL"
This is saying 98% highlighted in blue. Gaseous helium output higher grades would likely need that helium gas to be liquefied somewhere else and then maybe prices of about US$1000/mcf + are possible such as what NASA is paying per a recent deal for liquid helium for bulk contracts. Higher prices are maybe not bulk but in small containers and bought in a spot market. US500/mcf just being more conservative for bulk gaseous
Chris Judd video at the 7.15 min mark approx.. this guy mentions $600/mcf for 98% so not sure if in aud so to be conservative assume AUD..
My calculations yesterday were using US500/mcf = AUD758/mcf
https://youtu.be/2dDyY1--gNA?si=sC8b2NEH5T-FYyse
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