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| 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 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.00 | 1.42% | 143.30 | 142.90 | 143.60 | 145.00 | 140.90 | 140.90 | 1,265,819 | 16:35:06 |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs | 123.51M | -11.5M | -0.0517 | -27.64 | 317.87M |
| Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08/1/2017 13:22 | On the subject of endgames What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 13:22 | On the subject of endgames What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 13:21 | 1712 still spammimg. Oilcan still infactuated with Bob and still posting like he knows something we don't LOL. Pathetic and somewhat sad. | m5 | |
| 08/1/2017 13:11 | On the subject of endgames What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 13:11 | On the subject of endgames What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 13:11 | A in building the end game feasting trough And the end game is all that's left of course It would be awfully rude not too participate Huge buy Huge hold very important All the best 💲💲&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 13:01 | All that spamming on the company server? Poco's incest chat? Read the I.T. policy next time man! | sharesiq88 | |
| 08/1/2017 12:56 | Did you lose your job Paul? Oh dear. | paul the tube | |
| 08/1/2017 12:39 | On the subject of endgames What price will they achieve ? I'm still in the 2-3bn £ 7-10 territory but clearly a competition and/ or the asymmetry of friendly buyer information could add a lot more. So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 12:29 | However given his participation in building the end game feasting trough And the end game is all that's left of course It would be awfully rude not too participate Huge buy Huge hold very important All the best 💲💲&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 12:26 | Zahawi on the blogs getting caned However they normally Teflon coated Until a tipping point reached """"""" Zahawi was employed he has high level connections in the KRG.That is correct ! The rest what is told about him are all lies . He is not using his connections to benefit GKP ,He is using it to steal . The £17 million missing from Afren is peanuts compared to what is missing from GKP. I know how these people work .No matter how much money they have or steal it is never enough for them to become ever honest or to give up . It is in their genes,in their blood. Zahawi is the problem at GKP . It will all come out in the open.""""" | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 12:17 | Good Afternoon 😃😃 Just to add Bob You have tried to get me removed by Advfn You have tried to get the company to remove me. You have tried to get the FCA to remove me. You have tried to set the police on me. And at the end of the day the only thing you can do is login and out ticking posts up on a faceless blog........PMSL Have you ever thought of doing stand up 🤔 You could always get the Stockport idiot to do his usual 3 consecutive posts thinking he is hiding things 😂😂&# | oilman63 | |
| 08/1/2017 11:58 | Good Morning 😃 What no press for the Loons to go on about. Still think that ticktasticks will make the price go up. Chinese have walked away along with Exxon. Bob still writing a thousand emails a day. Did you know that according to Bob I am responsible for most avatars on here so why don't I vote myself up like teambob do ??? So what's happening in the real world 🤔 | oilman63 | |
| 08/1/2017 11:48 | I have checked the web to see where The Guardian's story has been repeated , not much out there unfortunately. This from 2013 , The Mirror shows that he denied this fund reduced his tax bill so he might have got himself in a corner there. -------------------- 'There is no suggestion that Mr Zahawi has acted unlawfully. He confirmed he used a company in Gibraltar to purchase his property, but denied using offshore to reduce his tax burden.' -------------------- Story repeated in detail on this blog | nestoframpers | |
| 08/1/2017 11:20 | jodeens8 Jan '17 - 08:10 - 531535 of 531539 Top bid targets for 2017 8th January 2017 working link - I hope | polysale | |
| 08/1/2017 10:33 | So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 10:17 | Damn good off the shelf short (as presented), close I guess, as no interest at this time. cheers | dudishes | |
| 08/1/2017 09:29 | So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout | |
| 08/1/2017 08:10 | Top bid targets for 2017 8th January 2017 | jodeens | |
| 08/1/2017 07:52 | Kandy, there's only so much you can milk it. There's people with bigger problems in life than you - maybe you need to stop feeling sorry for yourself and man up a bit? | hearts1 | |
| 07/1/2017 21:45 | Edit So median analysts valuation £3.50 CPR at industry norm £ 4.75 MNR implied value £ £7-8 $6 per 2p £7.50 All of the above of course without any exploration dril prospectivity CPR within the Shaikan structure there are formations that are potentially hydrocarbon bearing that have not yet been penetrated by a well, or that have been penetrated by one or more wells, but have not been tested for the presence of moveable hydrocarbons and which are therefore prospective for further exploration. ERCE has evaluated two of these opportunities that were selected by GKP for which we have reported Prospective Resources. The formations are the Triassic age Kurre Chine Dolomite formation and the Cretaceous age Qamchuqa formation. Both prospects rely on the same E-W trending anticline which also traps the discovered resources on the block. £££ The prospective resources have serious significant value To a major For example sinopec paid $1bn as a signature bonus to explore a block in 2005 That alone would add £3.50 per share to the above Any oil in the Permian ???? These valuations also neglect the full fdp value - and potential enhanced matrix recovery and fracture recovery.....from CPR The decline in pressure observed as a result of production suggests that the natural aquifer is not responding rapidly, if at all. This has positive implications for recovery of oil, as an expanding gas cap is likely to result in higher recovery from matrix blocks than aquifer influx.💲 So whatever the ultimate deal price - it's somewhere between a few hundred per cent upside Or an uplift in 4 figure percentages And if it was sinopec - they are 75% govt owned with a mandate to secure national reserves. So a very motivated buyer In any event It's definitely a huge too probably massive buy And most importantly hold hold hold. All the best 🚀🚀&# | 1712notout |
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