US Helium Market: Pulsar Expands as Imports Rise Despite Oversupply
The US helium market is seeing significant changes. Despite increased domestic production and exports, imports have also risen. Pulsar Helium, a major player in the stock market today, is expanding production. Industry experts suggest boosting US capacity to tackle import dynamics.
In 2024, US helium exports surged by two million cubic meters. However, imports increased by one million cubic meters, reaching around 12 million cubic meters, despite a global oversupply. This paradox highlights the complex dynamics of the helium stock market.
Pulsar Helium, a leading American producer, is actively developing new projects and expanding exploration. While not explicitly named as the largest producer in 2024, its aggressive expansion makes it a significant player in the stock market. The company aims to increase production capacity, addressing import dynamics, as suggested by industry experts.
Molly Burgess recently interviewed David Burns, President of Capitol Operating Group, about helium production strategies. Price remains the key driver for US helium delivery.
The US helium market is experiencing a mix of increased production, exports, and imports. Pulsar Helium's expansion is notable, with industry experts advocating for more domestic capacity to manage import dynamics in the stock market. Despite oversupply, the US continues to import helium, indicating the market's intricate balance.
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