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GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

120.20
1.20 (1.01%)
Last Updated: 09:23:04
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd LSE:GKP London Ordinary Share BMG4209G2077 COM SHS USD1.00 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.20 1.01% 120.20 119.90 120.60 122.10 118.20 121.50 537,545 09:23:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 123.51M -11.5M -0.0517 -23.04 264.93M
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd is listed in the Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GKP. The last closing price for Gulf Keystone Petroleum was 119p. Over the last year, Gulf Keystone Petroleum shares have traded in a share price range of 81.70p to 154.60p.

Gulf Keystone Petroleum currently has 222,443,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gulf Keystone Petroleum is £264.93 million. Gulf Keystone Petroleum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -23.04.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/2/2017
12:29
Bondholders lent on assurances that a payment mechanism was guaranteed and back owings.

Who broke that word ?

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
12:10
JB

I agree with tess, this is a hot potatoe. Many companies refinance debt, but they have prospects, get it? At some point the end of the road is reached as it would be if you kept remortgaging your house. This has survived on dilution, there is no growth prospects. I have always said this is not a sustainable business. Its a piece of paper, the PSC, which is loaded one way.

fake taxi
07/2/2017
12:06
We don't say technical, we say testickle.
tess_tickle
07/2/2017
12:06
Fake, according to tess, the city didn't want the equity here.

If that actually was the case, I am sure an alternative could have been found.

gkphero
07/2/2017
12:04
It is quite sweet when posters such as Tess try to talk technical.
bobobobobobob
07/2/2017
12:00
Really ?????



GKPhero7 Feb '17 - 11:47 - 533591 of 533593 0 0


But Jon could have refinanced the debt if he had wanted too.

fake taxi
07/2/2017
11:57
It was equity or whistle.

70% recoupage means that capital can be loaned again to recoup.

Jon couldn't refinance, that would have altered the covenants of the bonds.

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
11:42
Building societies don't want to own buildings.

They only want the interest from lending the money.

GKP Towers was repossessed rather than let the debtor get off for free.

Stuck with property they don't want now, trying to recoup losses.....to the auction with you. $400M would be a good result.

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
11:33
Yes indeed and the daft city now own this company.......lol.

Todd saw those halfwits coming.

gkphero
07/2/2017
11:14
Shaikan oil is like the bubble in a spirit level.

Draw out the oil bubble and water moves up from the flanks.

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
11:10
Bob Marley
gkphero
07/2/2017
11:04
Seems people are too thick to get the water up the flanks theory Bob ( which ERCE rolled out across the whole field ! talk about been cautious ), I might do a kiddies picture for them later ;o)
nestoframpers
07/2/2017
10:56
When a core is cut there is clearance between the sample and barrel wall.

If the sample is fractured the voids will close up and the water will drain because of the clearance.

Shaikan: World Class USD Colander, seeping to surface.

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
10:47
What relevance has all this to the demand for shares?
phillis
07/2/2017
10:25
Eh?

Shaikan has a top seal in the Jurassic!

If there is water in a well it shows on the logs!

If there is water filling the fractures of a core inside a core barrel, that water will be visible when examined!

oil_investor
07/2/2017
10:22
Oh dear oh dear oh dear.

It's lists to the FCA now is it. You might as well write a letter to Santa.

terry hardacre
07/2/2017
10:20
Oil in the matrix core samples.
You can't core water from the fractures.
Fractures break formation seals, causing oil to ooze out at surface.

tess_tickle
07/2/2017
10:16
Now "nicebut" claims that Shaikan-6 was "probably the thing that decimated the share price".

But there isn't any evidence to support that!

Indeed GKP said in one of the subsequently concealed videos (about which the Financial Conduct Authority *is* aware) that 70% of the difference between the DGA Oil In Place figure and the (conservative) ERC Equipoise equivalent was the isotherm adjustment for the Cretaceous oil. Nothing whatsoever to do with the Jurassic. And there was also the (conservative) 0.4% "adopted" Fracture Porosity effect, which isn't easy to disentangle because DGA didn't give Matrix and Fracture OIP numbers anyway. So the hypothetical (ERC Equipoise only ever said it was that) dual OWC effect wasn't the main reason why the OIP number changed, though "nicebut" thinks it was.

In any case, the share price was not "decimated" at all when the CPR was released.

So it is an incorrect causal explanation for an event which never actually occurred.

oil_investor
07/2/2017
10:04
Well OK, next time you can add it to your list then, can`t you? Seeing as how it was probably the thing that decimated the share price
nicebut
07/2/2017
10:00
bought some today..

paid 1.3p lol

wantmorethan24p
07/2/2017
10:00
Can somebody decipher Oilman's desperate rant and tell me if he thinks I am this Bob character that he is always dancing to the tune of?Like a puppet on a string.
bobobobobobob
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