Bluejay Mining plc has initiated an extensive exploration campaign in the Outokumpu Belt in Finland to assess the presence of geological hydrogen and helium. The company aims to leverage historical data, including deep drilling results that have indicated significant concentrations of these gases. Notable findings include high gas concentrations, deep drilling success revealing up to 46% geological hydrogen, and similarities in geology to regions hosting large hydrogen deposits. The upcoming exploration program will involve surface and water sampling, flowmeter testing, pumping tests, and borehole magnetic resonance to evaluate gas presence and concentrations. Managing Director Eric Sondergaard expressed optimism about the preliminary indications and highlighted the potential opportunity for shareholders. Bluejay is strategically working towards maximizing value for shareholders by collaborating with European groups while ensuring minimal cost and no dilution. The company's approach includes utilizing vast historical data and pre-existing drillholes to unlock the substantial value of geological hydrogen and helium reserves in the Outokumpu Belt.