Introduction Deck · v7.3.10

INNOV8 RESOURCES, INC.

Helium Production & Allocation Holding Company

Holbrook Basin — Apache and Navajo County, Arizona

17 BCF
Sproule TRR (4 formations)
8.3%
Avg Adjacent He Concentration
115
Wells (P1 1–15 / P2 16–115)
~20 wks
Financing → First Production
Review Deck

Innov8 Resources, Inc. · Delaware C-Corporation Holdco
Operated by Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming) under the Drilling & Operating Agreement
May 2026 · Confidential · v7.3.10 Draft · Counsel review required prior to external distribution

Important Disclosures

Disclaimer.

The information contained herein has been prepared to assist interested parties in making their own evaluation of Innov8 Resources, Inc. (“Innov8 Resources” or the “Company”) and does not purport to contain all of the information that a prospective investor or partner may desire. Interested parties should conduct their own investigation and analysis of Innov8 Resources. Neither the Company nor any of its affiliates, directors, officers or employees make any representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of the information presented, including any estimates or projections, and none shall have any liability for any statements (expressed or implied) contained in, or for any omissions from, this presentation.

This presentation contains “forward-looking information.” Statements other than statements of historical fact may constitute forward-looking information and include, without limitation, statements about management’s expectations regarding future growth, production and capital expenditures, business prospects, the timing and development of drilling, the success of exploration activities, and contingent helium resource estimates. Known risk factors include, among others: commodity-price and currency-exchange fluctuations; uncertainties relating to interpretation of drill results and the geology, continuity, and quality of helium-bearing reservoirs; uncertainty of estimates of capital and operating costs, recovery rates, and production estimates; the need for cooperation of government agencies and issuance of required permits; the need for additional financing; the possibility of delay in exploration or development programs; and increased competition in the gas industry.

This presentation is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offering of securities by Innov8 Resources will be made only by means of definitive offering documents furnished to qualified investors in accordance with applicable securities laws (Reg D Rule 506(b)). The only statements that will have legal effect are those specifically contained or referred to, and only to the extent provided, in definitive legal documentation.

Counsel Flag Counsel to validate forward-looking and risk-factor language against current v7.3.10 disclosure posture before external distribution.
Innov8 Resources Highlights

Near-production helium in the Saudi Arabia of Helium.

A focused holding-company architecture over a 17 BCF Sproule-assessed resource base, with fast-track timelines to first production from inherited discovery wells.

Asset Focus

Near-production helium interests in the Holbrook Basin — Apache and Navajo County, Arizona.

Resource Base

17 BCF Sproule Contingent TRR across four formations. Adjacent wells averaging 8.3% helium with flow rates up to 2,000–4,000 Mcf/d.

Reduced Exploration Risk

BIOT Electro-Seismic confirms presence of helium in formations directly below drill sites.

Fast-Track Timeline

Approximately 20 weeks from financing close to first production on inherited discovery wells.

Two-Program Execution

Program 1 LLC — inherited discovery wells (1–15), recompletion + tie-in for fast-track production.
Program 2 LLC — new drill program (16–115), systematic build-out across four formations.

Operator

Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming) under the Drilling & Operating Agreement — field operations, drilling, completions, tie-in, and gas-plant interface.

Offtake Posture

Serious interest from offtake counterparts. Offtakes execute at first production. No offtakes are executed or “secured” today.

Processing Plant

Discussions ongoing with multiple modular gas-processing plant manufacturers. Capacity scales as production ramps.

Corporate Overview & Mandate

A Delaware Holdco purpose-built for the Holbrook Basin.

Innov8 Resources, Inc. is a Delaware C-Corporation Holdco formed by experienced oil-and-gas operators, drilling specialists, and capital-markets professionals. Portfolio exclusively within Apache and Navajo County, Arizona.

Corporate Structure

Innov8 Resources, Inc.
Delaware C-Corp Holdco — sole Managing Member of the operating subsidiaries.
Program 1 LLC
Delaware LLC — Wells 1–15 (inherited discovery wells, Concho Dome / Manuel Seep area).
Program 2 LLC
Delaware LLC — Wells 16–115 (new drill program across four named formations).
Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming)
Field Operator of all Holdco-owned production assets under the Drilling & Operating Agreement (DOA).

Holdco Equity at Close

ClassHolderStake
Class AInnov8 Gases Corp (WY)52%
Class BHHH (Gina Tallerino)12%
Class BGalileo Capital Advisors SA
(D. Rafael Toledano)
12%
Class BBitkove (Charles Mui)12%
Class BCovault (Ely Beckman)12%
Total100%

Mandate Themes

  • Development-focused, not raw exploration — free-cash-flow generation from inherited wells.
  • BIOT Electro-Seismic imaging prior to drilling — reduces exploration risk.
  • Modular gas-processing plant strategy — capacity expands with production ramp.
  • Four formations: Concho Dome / Amos Wash, Woodruff, Puerco Ridge, Pinta Dome.
Counsel Flag Specific gross-acre figures from the prior deck require validation against current v7.3.10 land position before publication. Acreage held neutral pending lease-schedule reconciliation.
Domestic Helium Field Context

Key US producing helium fields, by helium content.

The Holbrook Basin holds two of the highest-grade helium fields in domestic US production. Pinta Dome is one of the four named formations in the Innov8 Resources portfolio.

Helium Producing FieldHelium Content
Navajo-Chambers9.0%
Pinta Dome*8.0%
Rattlesnake7.8%
Harley Dome7.0%
Table Mesa5.7%
Keyes2.2%
Cliffside Helium Storage1.8%
Riley Ridge0.6%
Hugoton / Panhandle0.5%
Church Buttes0.3%

*Pinta Dome lies in the Holbrook Basin and is one of the four named formations in the Innov8 Resources acreage portfolio.

He

8.3% Adjacent Concentration

Wyoming Riley Ridge: ~0.6%

Drill-Target Identification

BIOT Electro-Seismic has been used extensively across the portfolio to identify drill targets and image helium-charged reservoirs prior to drilling.

The Holbrook Basin

Helium production history of a structurally unique basin.

Apache and Navajo County, Arizona. Helium-bearing gas is structurally distinct — produced from nitrogen-bearing gas, not hydrocarbons.

Production History

1950
Helium discovered in the Holbrook Basin.
1961
Initial commercial helium production begins, operated by Kerr-McGee.
1961 – 1975
Approximately 9 BCF of helium produced from the basin.
Structural Note
Production is from nitrogen-bearing gas, not hydrocarbons — a structural feature of Holbrook Basin geology.

Current Arizona Helium Operators

Nasco Energy
Private German company focused on Arizona helium production.
Ranger Development
Private US company operating multiple wells.
Total Helium
Canadian company operating multiple wells with active drilling programs.
Desert Mountain Energy (DME)
Canadian company re-entering the basin.

Innov8 Resources’ acreage position is adjacent to and intermixed with these operators across the basin.

Acreage Position

Four named helium formations across the Holbrook Basin.

The Innov8 Resources Holdco acreage portfolio spans four named formations — intermixed with active producers and proximate to historic high-grade fields.

Concho Dome / Amos Wash
Includes the Program 1 LLC inherited discovery wells (formerly the Exodus-area discoveries at Concho Dome and Manuel Seep).
Woodruff
Northeastern Holbrook Basin position.
Puerco Ridge
Between currently producing wells (Total Helium) and adjacent discovery wells (Jayd Ventures).
Pinta Dome
Historic producing field of the basin — 8.0% helium grade.

Adjacent Operator Context

Desert Mountain Energy (DME)

McCauley shallow field, approximately 30 miles to the west.

Jayd Ventures

Private company with discovery wells pending; basin-adjacent acreage.

Total Helium

Drilling and producing in adjacent acreage with wells tied in to a northern gas plant.

Red Area (basin context): Pinta Dome, East Navajo, and Navajo Springs shallow fields produced over 9.2 BCF of helium between 1961 and 1976 by Kerr-McGee, at 8–10% helium content.

Image preservation deferred — original deck includes a basin map with industry-pin overlay. Text-first pass per operator authorization.

Execution Timeline

Fast track to production and cash flow.

Initiate production from inherited discovery wells (Program 1 LLC) before drilling new helium wells under Program 2 LLC.

Program 1 LLC · Recompletion (2-Well Program)

Inherited discovery wells in the Concho Dome / Manuel Seep area.

PhaseDuration
Recomplete and test 2 wells7 weeks
Confirm processing plant configuration1 week
Plant construction8–10 weeks
Post-construction to first helium sales4 weeks
Total time20–22 weeks
Total cost (per program)~$1,000,000

Program 2 LLC · Drill & Tie-In (Per Well)

Systematic build-out across the four named formations.

PhaseDuration
Drill and complete well6 weeks
Install commercialization equipment (tie-in)6 weeks
Post tie-in to first sale4 weeks
Total time~16 weeks
Total cost (per well)~$1.5M

Operator: All field operations conducted by Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming) under the Drilling & Operating Agreement (DOA).

Management & Board

Holdco Board of Directors — Day-1 Seated.

Cert §5.1 authorizes 7 director seats. Three are seated Day-1; two Class A and two LP seats remain authorized but vacant per Cert §5.2(a) and §5.2(c).

DirectorClassDesignated ByRole
Adrian GarciaClass AInnov8 Gases CorpCEO, Innov8 Gases Corp
Skylar CottonClass AInnov8 Gases CorpDirector of Drilling Operations
Charles MuiClass BBitkoveSponsor GP representative
2 Class A Vacancies

Authorized but vacant; fillable at any time by Innov8 Gases Corp’s written designation without further Cert amendment per Cert §5.2(a).

2 LP Vacancies

Authorized but vacant per Cert §5.2(c); to be filled in connection with LP closings.

Operator Leadership — Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming)

Adrian Garcia
CSO & Director (Holdco) · CEO (Gases Corp)
  • B.S. Geology, West Texas A&M University.
  • Geologist on drilling projects in the Bakken Shale, Texas, and Oklahoma.
  • HAZWOPER 40HR Waste Site Worker (29 CFR 1910.120) certified.
  • Track record of drilling and discovering 100MM+ barrels in reserves, including helium.
Skylar Cotton
Director of Drilling Ops (Holdco) · Drilling Lead (Gases Corp)
  • 10+ years operational drilling across Anadarko and Permian Basin formations.
  • Career path through field operations starting in 2015 (slips and tongs) into senior driller roles.
  • Drilled for Helmerich & Payne, EOG Resources, Concho Resources, Chaparral Energy, and Occidental Permian.
  • Attended University of Texas.
Charles Mui
Class B Director (Holdco) · Bitkove
  • Sponsor GP representative on the Holdco Board.
  • Designated by Bitkove (12% Class B holder).
Counsel Flag All Management & Board representations require validation against current employment agreements, director consents, and Innov8 Gases Corp Operator personnel rosters before publication.
Capitalization Table · v7.3.10

$2.0B pre · $805M capital plan · $2.805B post.

Reg D Rule 506(b) offering structure with a $125M Program 2 Sukuk tranche structured by Capital Custody Trust.

$2.0B
Pre-money Valuation
$805M
Capital Plan
$2.805B
Post-money Valuation

Holdco Equity at Close

52% · Class A · Gases Corp
12% HHH
12% GCA
12% Bitkove
12% Covault
ClassHolderStake
Class AInnov8 Gases Corp52%
Class BHHH (Gina Tallerino)12%
Class BGalileo Capital Advisors SA (D. Rafael Toledano)12%
Class BBitkove (Charles Mui)12%
Class BCovault (Ely Beckman)12%
Total100%

Offering Structure

Exemption

Reg D Rule 506(b) — locked 2026-05-22.

Sukuk Component (Program 2)

$125M tranche, structured by Capital Custody Trust.

Definitive Terms

v7.3.10 subscription and offering documents (Doc 10) + Holdco governance package (Cert, Stockholders Agreement, DOA).

Counsel Flag Capitalization figures match current offering documents (v7.3.10). Any change to valuation, Class B mix, or the Sukuk component must propagate here in the same wave as the underlying definitive doc change.
Appendix

Technical & market appendix.

Third-party geological and engineering data, helium demand context, and detail on the Program 1 LLC inherited discovery wells and processing-plant strategy.

12 · Geology & Engineering 13 · Demand & Pricing 14 · Program 1 LLC Wells 15 · Gas Processing Plant 16 · Contact
Geology & Engineering Summary

Four independent third-party reports on the inherited wells.

Multiple third-party reports cover the Concho Dome and Manuel Seep prospects — the inherited discovery wells now held by Program 1 LLC.

1

Sproule

  • Contingent Resource (TRR): 17 BCF helium across four formations of the Manuel Seep Lead leases.
  • AEP Concho Dome (16-1): Mean TRR 5.2 BCF; Median TRR 3.4 BCF.
  • AEP Manuel Seep (2-1): Six potential commercial zones identified; management has not assigned a contingent reserve.
2

MHA Petroleum Consultants

  • AEP Concho Dome: TRR 4 BCF.
3

Wyoming Analytical Lab

  • AEP Concho Dome: Lab results verified helium analysis concentrations consistent with the Sproule assessment.
4

Paul Spears (AAPG-certified geologist)

  • No contingent reserves estimated in his report.
  • Estimated flow rates of 2–4 BCF/da — 200–400% above average basin-adjacent flow rates — infer higher potential reserves than MHA or Sproule for both Concho Dome and Manuel Seep.

Note on AEP references: “AEP” refers to the historical drilling counterparty whose discovery wells now sit inside Program 1 LLC under the v7.3.10 architecture. The technical reports above remain valid for the wells themselves; the legal-form references predate the v7.3.10 corporate structure.

Demand & Pricing

Critical, non-substitutable, non-synthesizable.

Pricing benchmarks (May 2026 — Galileo model). Helium commands ~145x premium to domestic natural gas.

$400
Base Case Offtake / Mcf
$550
Market Gas Spot / Mcf
$1,124
Liquid Helium Spot / Mcf
~$2.75
Nat Gas Reference / Mcf

Supply & Demand Context

  • Helium formally classified a “critical element” by the BLM in 2018.
  • Most non-US helium supplied by Qatar, Algeria, and Russia. Russian helium predominantly serves Chinese demand; Qatari and Algerian helium predominantly serve European markets.
  • Helium cannot be synthesized and in almost all applications has no substitute.
  • Vast majority of global helium production is a byproduct of natural-gas processing (Qatari LNG streams average ~0.5% helium).
  • Domestic US helium production is strategically important — helium does not travel well (it escapes most containers); supply concentration creates geopolitical exposure.

End-Use Demand Drivers

MRI Cryogenics Semiconductors Fiber Optics Aerospace / NASA / SpaceX Scientific Labs Military / Nuclear Pharmaceuticals
“Helium is a non-renewable resource. NASA and SpaceX need helium for liquid fuel rockets. The MRI industry needs helium. The pharmaceutical industry is reliant on helium. And so is the Department of Defense.” Bill Halperin · Professor of Physics, Northwestern University
Decline-Curve Behavior

Helium wells typically incline for 5+ years post-startup, then settle into a slow linear decline — structurally different from oil-and-gas wells, which generally exhibit steeper decline curves.

Counsel Flag Pricing benchmarks are model-derived (Galileo 15 June 2026). Any external-facing pricing claim must be sourced to the current Galileo model and tagged with the model run date.
Program 1 LLC · Inherited Discovery Wells

Concho Dome & Manuel Seep — wholly owned, operator-run.

Two wells previously drilled in the Concho Dome and Manuel Seep area, encountering helium in commercial concentrations. Sproule provided median estimates of resource size.

Asset History

  • Two wells previously drilled in the Concho Dome and Manuel Seep area, encountering helium in commercial concentrations.
  • Examined by Sproule, which provided median estimates of resource size.
  • Under v7.3.10 architecture: wholly owned by Innov8 Resources Holdco via Program 1 LLC and operated by Innov8 Gases Corp under the DOA.

Near-Term Work Plan

  • Conduct flow tests and gas analysis in multiple underground formations at both wells.
  • Flow-test results and gas-composition data feed final design engineering of the helium processing plant (separates helium from predominantly nitrogen and carbon dioxide).
  • Recompletion and tie-in work scheduled to begin immediately on financing close.

Operational Structure (v7.3.10)

Ownership
Wholly owned by Innov8 Resources Holdco via Program 1 LLC.
Operator
Operated by Innov8 Gases Corp under the DOA.
Field Operations Team
Adrian Garcia (CEO, Gases Corp), Skylar Cotton (Director of Drilling), and Innov8 Gases Corp personnel.
Counsel Flag Any historical reference to “50/50 JV” or prior partnership structure on these wells reflects the legacy ownership form and is not the current v7.3.10 structure. The DOA, Cert, and Stockholders Agreement govern current operating economics.
Gas Processing Plant

Modular architecture, capacity scales with production.

Discussions ongoing with multiple modular processing-plant manufacturers. Final engineering design informed by Program 1 LLC flow-test data.

  • Discussions are ongoing with multiple modular processing-plant manufacturers. Preliminary cost and financing proposals received and remain pending final engineering design.
  • Target commercial production: Q3–Q4 2026, commensurate with financing close.
  • Offtake posture: Serious interest from offtake counterparts. Offtakes execute at first production. No offtakes are executed or “secured” today.
  • Modular architecture: Plant capacity can be expanded incrementally as production ramps across Programs 1 and 2.
Q3–Q4 2026
Target Commercial Production
Modular
Plant Architecture
Engineering Loop

Program 1 LLC flow-test results → final plant design → modular build → first helium sales. Capacity scales as P2 wells come online.

Counsel Flag Any external-facing offtake claim must conform to the v7.3.10 disclosure standard — “serious interest” only; no representations of “secured,” “executed,” or “binding” offtake agreements unless and until such an agreement has actually been executed.
Contact

INNOV8 RESOURCES, INC.

Delaware C-Corporation Holdco. Operated by Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming) under the Drilling & Operating Agreement.

Operator

Innov8 Gases Corp (Wyoming)

Drilling & Operating Agreement

Investor inquiries: Routed through Innov8 Resources, Inc. — current investor-contact channel to be confirmed by the operator.


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