Helium Calculator
Calculate helium gas wells profitability with our Helium Calculator.
Helium Calculator
The Helium Calculator is a powerful tool designed to reflect helium extraction economics and provide a straightforward financial analysis of your helium production projects. This helium calculator allows you to input critical data such as working interest, net revenue interest, production rates, and market prices. It then calculates detailed insights into gross and net revenues, total costs, net profits, and free cash flow.
Our helium calculator helps you make informed decisions and maximise the profitability of your helium extraction ventures. We do differentiated sponsored or bespoke equity research on companies in industries like the Helium Industry. Contact us to learn more.
Working and Revenue Interest
Input your initial working interest and net revenue interest as percentages. These represent your share of the costs and revenue from the well.
Annual Costs
Enter the annual costs associated with operating the well, including gross costs, well-specific costs, and overhead costs.
Helium Content and Production
Provide the percentage of helium content in the gas, the efficiency of helium recovery, and the amount of raw gas produced per year.
Cost and Pricing
Enter the cost of raw gas per Mcf and the current market price for helium per Mcf.
Production Taxes
Indicate the percentage of production taxes applicable to helium revenue. If you received a tax credit, enter the tax credit as a negative percentage. For example, if the credit is 25%, you would enter -25.00 in the Production Taxes (%) input field.
Results:
Annual Helium Production: Mcf
Gross Revenue: $0.00
Net Revenue: $0.00
Total Costs: $0.00
Production Taxes: $0.00
Net Profit: $0.00
Capital Expenditure: $0.00
Free Cash Flow: $0.00
Helium Calculator - Complexities
Use our Helium Calculator to estimate the Revenues, Net Profit and Free Cash Flow of a complex of wells producing helium gas. We advise to include carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration costs and methane gas (CH4) credits for associated natural gas producers.