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North American Helium
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nahelium.com
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2013
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North American Helium Inc. (NAH) is a Calgary-based, privately held helium exploration and production company founded in 2013 by Nicholas Snyder. The company extracts helium from subterranean deposits of inert nitrogen, deliberately positioning its operations independent of hydrocarbon (oil and gas) projects. NAH holds the largest helium land position in Canada, operates Canada's largest helium purification facility, and is the most active helium driller in the country, currently producing approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company has shipped over 250 ISO containers to customers worldwide since 2020 and operates field locations in Saskatchewan and Utah alongside a Calgary corporate office, with approximately 50 full-time staff split between field and corporate functions.

The company's operations span three interconnected functions: Helium Exploration (discovering new supply across its land positions), Helium Production (extracting and purifying helium at its Canadian facility), and Helium Development (building new fields and infrastructure, including a planned helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan that would be Canada's first, intended to reduce dependence on U.S. liquefaction infrastructure). A strategic partnership with Helium Evolution Incorporated covers co-operation of the Soda Lake Facility in Saskatchewan at 12 million cubic feet per day capacity across 5+ million acres of joint land rights.

NAH operates a B2B commodity sales model, selling helium directly to industrial end-users in semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and healthcare. The company raised C$127 million in equity financing in November 2021 led by XM Capital to fund exploration, development, and increased production, and is led by Founder/Chairman/CEO Nicholas Snyder, with Marlon McDougall as President & COO, Neil Burrows as CFO, and David Allen as EVP Exploration and Planning.

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North American Helium is a Calgary-based private helium exploration and production company founded in 2013 that extracts helium from inert nitrogen deposits, operates Canada's largest helium purification facility, and produces approximately 8% of North American helium for industrial customers in semiconductor, aerospace, and healthcare markets.

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HeadquartersCalgary, Canada
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Calgary
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
helium exploration, helium production, helium purification, industrial gas supply, resource extraction
Industry3 codes
1Helium & Rare Gases (Neon/Krypton/Xenon)
CodeIMAEACADPrimaryYes
2Cryogenic Liquids & Distribution
CodeIMAEACAKPrimaryNo
3Gas Handling Equipment & Storage (Cylinders/Tanks/Valves)
CodeIMAEACALPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Industrial Gas Manufacturing32512
SIC code1 code
  • Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services1382
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Industrial Gas Production
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1Helium Production and Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

North American Helium generates revenue through helium exploration, development, and production. The company sells helium to industrial customers worldwide, with a focus on reliable, geopolitically secure supply sources.

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Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D
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North American Helium explores, develops, and produces helium from subterranean deposits of inert nitrogen, operating Canada's largest helium purification facility that produces approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company holds the largest helium land position in Canada, is the most active helium driller in the country, and ships helium to industrial customers worldwide in ISO containers. NAH is also developing Canada's first helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan to reduce dependence on U.S. processing infrastructure.

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  • ~8% of North American helium production
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North American Helium is a helium exploration and production company operating as a single unified business rather than a platform-plus-modules architecture. The company operates three core interconnected functions: Helium Exploration (discovering and growing new helium supply across their extensive land positions in Canada and Utah), Helium Production (extracting and purifying helium at Canada's largest helium purification facility producing approximately 8% of North American helium), and Helium Development (developing new fields and infrastructure including Canada's first planned helium liquefaction facility). The company ships helium to customers worldwide, having delivered over 250 ISO containers since 2020. The business model integrates vertical operations from exploration through production and marketing/logistics.

Product and service3 records
1Helium Production
CategoryIndustrial gas production
Description

North American Helium produces helium as its primary product, operating Canada's largest helium purification facility that produces approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company has shipped over 250 ISO containers of helium to industrial customers worldwide since 2020.

2Helium Exploration
CategoryHelium exploration and resource development
Description

Active discovery and growth of new helium supply in North America, supported by the largest helium land position in Canada and status as the most active helium driller in the country.

3Helium Development
CategoryHelium field and infrastructure development
Description

Development of helium fields and supporting infrastructure, including plans to build Canada's first helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan to reduce dependence on U.S. facilities.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Helium Evolution holds over five million acres of helium land rights in southern Saskatchewan and partners with North American Helium as Canada's largest helium producer. Helium Evolution's Soda Lake Facility in Saskatchewan is operated collaboratively with North American Helium, producing at a capacity of 12 million cubic feet per day.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Privately held global industrial gases company producing and distributing helium and other gases to industrial customers in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Comparable broad incumbent competing with NAH for helium offtake agreements.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian helium exploration and production company pursuing helium assets in southern Saskatchewan and Alberta. Directly comparable peer to NAH in target commodity, Canadian geographic focus, and upstream E&P business model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Industrial gas major with significant global helium sourcing and supply contracts. Comparable to NAH as a supplier of helium to semiconductor and industrial customers, with much broader scale and product range.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian helium exploration and production company operating in southern Saskatchewan with over five million acres of helium land rights. It is NAH's core operational partner (Soda Lake Facility) and the closest directly comparable Canadian helium producer.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian helium-focused E&P company developing helium projects in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Comparable to NAH in target commodity, exploration model, and customer base, although at an earlier stage of production.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian helium exploration company focused on helium production from non-hydrocarbon sources in Western Canada. Directly comparable to NAH in resource focus, geography, and customer segment targeting.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global industrial gases major producing and distributing helium, oxygen, nitrogen, and other gases to semiconductor, healthcare, and industrial customers worldwide. Overlaps with NAH in helium supply but serves customers as part of a much broader industrial gas portfolio.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Helium exploration and production company operating primarily in the southwestern United States, including Arizona and Utah. Comparable to NAH's Utah expansion and non-hydrocarbon helium focus, though at a smaller scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global industrial gas company with major helium production and distribution capabilities serving electronics, healthcare, and aerospace customers. A broad incumbent competing for the same end markets as NAH, though at much larger scale.

TypeEmerging player
Description

U.S.-based helium producer focused on small-scale, distributed helium recovery and production. Comparable to NAH in being a dedicated (non-major) helium supplier, but operating at smaller scale and with a different geographic footprint.

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North American Helium

Industrial Gas Productionnahelium.com

North American Helium is a Calgary-based private helium exploration and production company founded in 2013 that extracts helium from inert nitrogen deposits, operates Canada's largest helium purification facility, and produces approximately 8% of North American helium for industrial customers in semiconductor, aerospace, and healthcare markets.

What North American Helium does

North American Helium Inc. (NAH) is a Calgary-based, privately held helium exploration and production company founded in 2013 by Nicholas Snyder. The company extracts helium from subterranean deposits of inert nitrogen, deliberately positioning its operations independent of hydrocarbon (oil and gas) projects. NAH holds the largest helium land position in Canada, operates Canada's largest helium purification facility, and is the most active helium driller in the country, currently producing approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company has shipped over 250 ISO containers to customers worldwide since 2020 and operates field locations in Saskatchewan and Utah alongside a Calgary corporate office, with approximately 50 full-time staff split between field and corporate functions.

The company's operations span three interconnected functions: Helium Exploration (discovering new supply across its land positions), Helium Production (extracting and purifying helium at its Canadian facility), and Helium Development (building new fields and infrastructure, including a planned helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan that would be Canada's first, intended to reduce dependence on U.S. liquefaction infrastructure). A strategic partnership with Helium Evolution Incorporated covers co-operation of the Soda Lake Facility in Saskatchewan at 12 million cubic feet per day capacity across 5+ million acres of joint land rights.

NAH operates a B2B commodity sales model, selling helium directly to industrial end-users in semiconductor manufacturing, aerospace, and healthcare. The company raised C$127 million in equity financing in November 2021 led by XM Capital to fund exploration, development, and increased production, and is led by Founder/Chairman/CEO Nicholas Snyder, with Marlon McDougall as President & COO, Neil Burrows as CFO, and David Allen as EVP Exploration and Planning.

North American Helium firmographics

Firmographics
Name
North American Helium
Legal name
North American Helium
Website
https://nahelium.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2013
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
North American Helium is a Calgary-based private helium exploration and production company founded in 2013 that extracts helium from inert nitrogen deposits, operates Canada's largest helium purification facility, and produces approximately 8% of North American helium for industrial customers in semiconductor, aerospace, and healthcare markets.
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akta.pro rank

North American Helium industry classification

Industry
Product category
Industrial Gas Production
NAICS
Industrial Gas Manufacturing (32512)
SIC
Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services (1382)
akta.pro primary industry
Helium & Rare Gases (Neon/Krypton/Xenon) (IMAEACAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Cryogenic Liquids & Distribution (IMAEACAK), Gas Handling Equipment & Storage (Cylinders/Tanks/Valves) (IMAEACAL)

Keywords

  • Helium exploration
  • Helium production
  • Helium purification
  • Industrial gas supply
  • Resource extraction

Where North American Helium is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Calgary
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Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

North American Helium business model

Business model
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B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Helium Production and Sales: North American Helium generates revenue through helium exploration, development, and production. The company sells helium to industrial customers worldwide, with a focus on reliable, geopolitically secure supply sources.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

North American Helium product offering

Product offering

Core offering

North American Helium explores, develops, and produces helium from subterranean deposits of inert nitrogen, operating Canada's largest helium purification facility that produces approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company holds the largest helium land position in Canada, is the most active helium driller in the country, and ships helium to industrial customers worldwide in ISO containers. NAH is also developing Canada's first helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan to reduce dependence on U.S. processing infrastructure.

Product overview

North American Helium is a helium exploration and production company operating as a single unified business rather than a platform-plus-modules architecture. The company operates three core interconnected functions: Helium Exploration (discovering and growing new helium supply across their extensive land positions in Canada and Utah), Helium Production (extracting and purifying helium at Canada's largest helium purification facility producing approximately 8% of North American helium), and Helium Development (developing new fields and infrastructure including Canada's first planned helium liquefaction facility). The company ships helium to customers worldwide, having delivered over 250 ISO containers since 2020. The business model integrates vertical operations from exploration through production and marketing/logistics.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Helium Production North American Helium produces helium as its primary product, operating Canada's largest helium purification facility that produces approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company has shipped over 250 ISO containers of helium to industrial customers worldwide since 2020.
  • Helium Exploration Active discovery and growth of new helium supply in North America, supported by the largest helium land position in Canada and status as the most active helium driller in the country.
  • Helium Development Development of helium fields and supporting infrastructure, including plans to build Canada's first helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan to reduce dependence on U.S. facilities.

Quantifiable outcome

  • ~8% of North American helium production
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use North American Helium

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

North American Helium technology and API

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North American Helium partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • Helium EvolutioncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHelium Evolution holds over five million acres of helium land rights in southern Saskatchewan and partners with North American Helium as Canada's largest helium producer. Helium Evolution's Soda Lake Facility in Saskatchewan is operated collaboratively with North American Helium, producing at a capacity of 12 million cubic feet per day.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

North American Helium competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Messer Group: Privately held global industrial gases company producing and distributing helium and other gases to industrial customers in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Comparable broad incumbent competing with NAH for helium offtake agreements.
  • Air Products and Chemicals: Industrial gas major with significant global helium sourcing and supply contracts. Comparable to NAH as a supplier of helium to semiconductor and industrial customers, with much broader scale and product range.
  • Linde plc: Global industrial gases major producing and distributing helium, oxygen, nitrogen, and other gases to semiconductor, healthcare, and industrial customers worldwide. Overlaps with NAH in helium supply but serves customers as part of a much broader industrial gas portfolio.
  • Air Liquide: Global industrial gas company with major helium production and distribution capabilities serving electronics, healthcare, and aerospace customers. A broad incumbent competing for the same end markets as NAH, though at much larger scale.

Direct peers

  • Global Helium: Canadian helium exploration and production company pursuing helium assets in southern Saskatchewan and Alberta. Directly comparable peer to NAH in target commodity, Canadian geographic focus, and upstream E&P business model.
  • Helium Evolution Incorporated: Canadian helium exploration and production company operating in southern Saskatchewan with over five million acres of helium land rights. It is NAH's core operational partner (Soda Lake Facility) and the closest directly comparable Canadian helium producer.
  • Royal Helium: Canadian helium-focused E&P company developing helium projects in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Comparable to NAH in target commodity, exploration model, and customer base, although at an earlier stage of production.
  • Avanti Helium: Canadian helium exploration company focused on helium production from non-hydrocarbon sources in Western Canada. Directly comparable to NAH in resource focus, geography, and customer segment targeting.

Emerging players

  • Desert Mountain Energy: Helium exploration and production company operating primarily in the southwestern United States, including Arizona and Utah. Comparable to NAH's Utah expansion and non-hydrocarbon helium focus, though at a smaller scale.
  • IACX Energy: U.S.-based helium producer focused on small-scale, distributed helium recovery and production. Comparable to NAH in being a dedicated (non-major) helium supplier, but operating at smaller scale and with a different geographic footprint.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

North American Helium social profiles

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North American Helium financial estimates

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North American Helium leadership team

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Profiles4 records

North American Helium funding detail

Funding detail

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Funding rounds3 records

Investors3 records

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North American Helium M&A and investment

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M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about North American Helium

What does North American Helium do?

North American Helium explores, develops, and produces helium from subterranean deposits of inert nitrogen, operating Canada's largest helium purification facility that produces approximately 8% of all helium in North America. The company holds the largest helium land position in Canada, is the most active helium driller in the country, and ships helium to industrial customers worldwide in ISO containers. NAH is also developing Canada's first helium liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan to reduce dependence on U.S. processing infrastructure.

Is North American Helium a public or private company?

North American Helium is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was North American Helium founded?

North American Helium was founded in 2013. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is North American Helium based?

North American Helium is headquartered in Calgary, Canada, in the North America region.

How does North American Helium make money?

One revenue line is on record: helium Production and Sales.

Who are North American Helium's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Messer Group, Air Products and Chemicals, Linde plc and Air Liquide. Direct peers are Global Helium, Helium Evolution Incorporated, Royal Helium and Avanti Helium. Emerging players are Desert Mountain Energy and IACX Energy.

Does North American Helium have an API?

No public API is recorded for North American Helium.

What industry is North American Helium in?

North American Helium's product category is Industrial Gas Production. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAEACAD, Helium & Rare Gases (Neon/Krypton/Xenon), with a secondary code of IMAEACAK, Cryogenic Liquids & Distribution. Its NAICS code is 32512 and its SIC code is 1382.

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GlobeNewswireHelium Evolution Provides Grasslands Project Update and Board of Directors UpdateHelium Evolution and North American Helium completed 3D seismic interpretations on the Grasslands project in southern Saskatchewan, agreeing on 10 initial drilling targets. Earliest drilling is anticipated in January 2027, subject to permits and rig availability. The company also appointed Anton du Plessis to its board.Stock TitanHelium Evolution: NAH advances Grasslands permittingHelium Evolution and North American Helium completed 3D seismic interpretations on the Grasslands project and agreed on initial drilling locations. NAH is advancing permitting for up to 10 wells, with earliest drilling in January 2027, subject to licenses and rig availability. The company also appointed Anton du Plessis to its board.NewsfileNorth American Helium Starts Production at Canada's Largest Helium FieldNorth American Helium's Stewart Valley purification facility in Saskatchewan came onstream on September 20, 2026, producing about 73 million cubic feet of helium per year. The plant is built on the Stewart Valley field, which has 1.1 billion cubic feet of helium reserves, the largest in Canada. NAH plans additional exploration drilling in Q4 2026 and a regional liquefier in Swift Current.The Canadian Press NewsHelium demand balloons as Mideast supplies deflate: Can Canada meet the moment? | Business News | thecanadianpressnews.caThe war between the U.S. and Israel against Iran that began in late February has severely disrupted global helium supplies, with Qatar's output sharply reduced after Iranian strikes on key infrastructure and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz restricted. Canada holds one-fifth of the world's helium reserves but produces only about two per cent of global supply due to policy gaps, including an inequity in tax treatment compared to other 33 critical minerals designated by the government. Canadian helium developers, including Avanti Helium Corp. and North American Helium, are urging the federal government to provide supportive policies and tax incentives to ramp up production and build domestic liquefaction capabilities.Crypto BriefingNicholas Snyder: Helium is essential for semiconductor manufacturing, demand is skyrocketing due to new technologies, and its rarity raises concerns about future scarcity | Odd LotsNicholas Snyder, founder and CEO of North American Helium, discusses the critical and growing role of helium in semiconductor manufacturing and rocket propulsion, noting that new leading-edge chips require 10 times more helium per unit than older technologies. Helium is significantly rarer than natural gas and is primarily extracted as a byproduct of natural gas production, with only a few significant global fields remaining in production. The article highlights concerns about future helium scarcity as demand from semiconductor manufacturers and space exploration intensifies while global supply sources remain limited.Financial PostCanadian helium company wants Ottawa's help to build country's first liquefaction facilityCalgary-based North American Helium is seeking federal government financial support, including tax credits, to build Canada's first helium liquefaction facility at an estimated cost of $100 million in southwest Saskatchewan. The company, which produces helium from underground reservoirs and accounts for roughly 3% of global supply, currently relies on U.S. facilities for liquefaction and says the project is shovel-ready with an 18-to-20-month construction timeline. The push for domestic processing capacity comes as the global helium supply chain has been disrupted by the Iran-Qatar conflict, which knocked out production at a facility representing an estimated one-third of worldwide helium.BloombergWatch Now There's a Helium Shortage and It Affects More Than BalloonsA new helium shortage is emerging following the disruption of Qatar's LNG facilities, which normally produce roughly 30% of global helium supply, with the physical impact expected to hit markets in the coming weeks as the last cargoes are delivered and existing liquid helium containers—only about 3,000 exist worldwide—slowly warm and vent. Helium, valued at approximately $6 billion annually with a $1,000 per MCF end-user price, is critical for semiconductor manufacturing, rocket launches, MRI machines, and fiber optics, with the most advanced chip production now requiring ten times more helium per chip than older technologies. North American Helium, led by founder and CEO Nick Schneider, operates nine helium extraction facilities in Saskatchewan, Canada, and plans to expand production by 40% later this year while building a new liquefaction facility to address supply chain vulnerabilities created by extreme market concentration.BloombergNow There's a Helium Shortage and It Affects More Than BalloonsA podcast episode of Bloomberg's Odd Lots discusses the emerging global helium shortage, highlighting how the element is critical to semiconductor production and advanced lithography despite being commonly associated with balloons. North American helium mining and exploration has declined due to various factors, while the US government depleted its strategic helium reserve through sales beginning in the late 1990s. The episode features an interview with Nicholas Snyder, founder and CEO of North American Helium, a company engaged in helium mining operations in Canada.Financial PostNorth American Helium Comments on Recent Supply Disruptions from Qatar and the Need for Diversified, Secure Helium SourcesNorth American Helium Inc. issued a statement addressing ongoing global helium supply disruptions stemming from production being offline in Qatar, warning this could mark the fifth global helium shortage in the past 20 years and highlighting structural vulnerabilities from concentrated production in geopolitically sensitive regions. CEO Nicholas Snyder described the situation as a wake-up call for the industry to diversify supply chains away from dependence on large hydrocarbon-linked projects. The company is advancing plans to bring additional production online and developing Canada's first helium liquefier to create supply chain resilience.Business Wire BlogNorth American Helium Comments on Recent Supply Disruptions from Qatar and the Need for Diversified, Secure Helium SourcesNorth American Helium Inc. discusses global helium supply disruptions caused by production offline in Qatar and emphasizes the need for diversified, geopolitically secure sources. The company is working to increase its production and develop Canada's first helium liquefier to address these supply challenges.