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Pulsar Helium Opens 75p Retail Share Offer Through RetailBook Platform

Pulsar Helium has launched a conditional retail offer of new common shares at 75 pence per share through RetailBook’s distribution network, the company announced Monday. The offer is open to both existing shareholders and new investors, with a minimum subscription threshold of £250.

The AIM-quoted helium developer, which is advancing the Topaz project in northeastern Minnesota, structured the retail placement to be accessible through RetailBook’s partner network of retail brokers, wealth managers and investment platforms. Investors may apply using tax-efficient vehicles including ISAs and SIPPs as well as general investment accounts. No commission will be charged by RetailBook on applications submitted through the platform.

Pulsar holds listings on AIM under ticker PLSR, on the TSX Venture Exchange and on the OTCQB under symbol PSRHF. The company designated the announcement as inside information under UK market abuse regulations.

The structure reflects a broader trend in junior resource finance: direct retail access to placings that were historically restricted to institutional investors. When I tested the sign-up process for RetailBook alerts, the platform’s interface suggested a push toward wider retail participation in early-stage offerings.

RetailBook Limited holds authorisation and regulation from the Financial Conduct Authority under reference number 994238. The platform has been used by other resource companies seeking to bypass traditional broker networks and reach individual investors directly.

Pulsar characterises itself as a primary helium company, indicating a focus on exploration and development rather than diversified industrial gas operations. The Topaz project sits in Minnesota’s northeastern region, an area that has seen intermittent helium exploration over the past decade.

The company did not disclose the total size of the retail offering or how it fits within a broader capital raise. The announcement noted that Pulsar is also conducting a placing, but figures and structure for that component were not provided in the regulatory statement.

The 75 pence issue price establishes a benchmark for the transaction. However, no recent trading prices or share performance data were included in the filing.

UK investors interested in future RetailBook transactions can register through the platform’s investor portal. Details on participating brokers and the mechanics of the Pulsar offer are available through RetailBook’s dedicated offer page.

The retail offer remains conditional, though the company did not specify the conditions that must be satisfied for the transaction to complete. Typical conditions for such placings include minimum subscription levels, regulatory clearances and board approval of final terms.

Pulsar’s use of RetailBook follows a pattern among smaller exploration companies seeking alternative funding routes as traditional institutional appetite for early-stage resource plays has tightened. The direct-to-retail model allows companies to tap individual investors willing to accept higher risk profiles in exchange for potential upstream exposure.