Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[oilman63] 04/2/2017 21:15

Best stick it in the laundry then.

Oh sorry I forgot.

[jozeki] 04/2/2017 20:57

GKPhero's way of saying he's lost huge amounts of money but he's philosophical about it, or trying to be :)

2jester2 Feb '17 - 14:22 - 533368 of 533460 2 0
How much have you made with all the top-ups?

GKPhero2 Feb '17 - 14:26 - 533369 of 533460 4 0
I filled my boots with offer and full excess at 0.83p

2jester2 Feb '17 - 14:28 - 533370 of 533460 6 0
You must be a millionaire with all the GKP shares you've bought all the way down, eh GKPhero?

GKPhero2 Feb '17 - 14:30 - 533371 of 533460 3 0
Very happy to hold all my shares until takeover 2jester.

2jester2 Feb '17 - 14:34 - 533373 of 533460 7 0
How much of the company do you own now GKPhero?

surely must be close to having to make an offer for the whole company, what with you not losing your shirt on the fall from £4 to 1p.

GKPhero2 Feb '17 - 14:40 - 533374 of 533460 10 0
I'm not the bitter one.

[jozeki] 04/2/2017 19:28

hello oilman ;) I am migrating to a new avatar, joseki or jozeki doesn't matter... wait, perhaps I am actually John G and Kozel combined now? lmao our idiotic detectives have plenty of head scratching to do.

it's hearteningly amusing to see even at 130p Pastor Muppet's latest sermons are still completely wrong in 2017. Nothing new. wasn't he predicting spur pipes being laid? lmao. And for clarity sake the business re-emphasises production data's consistency with the CPR, reiterated under a new COO.

Every company RNS is a slap in the face for team muppet touting they know the secret history to Kurdistan's oceans-of-oil conspiracy.

'Sphere of influence' and connectivity as the Kirkuk big brother - what a bold statement from Opus's energy expert.

One would have thought after 5 years Pastor Muppet might have coincidentally guessed at least a shred of minor truth within his b llsh t. oh well :)

[roverite12] 04/2/2017 19:27

It's certainly no lie that you bought and held this stock at £4 , BigGob .

And it's certainly no lie that you sold up in June 2016 at the princely sum of 4 pence .

Twenty thousand posts - all on this GKP bulletin board .

Twenty thousands reminders that you haven't the faintest idea of what you're doing

Twenty thousand reminders of your colossal losses in the stock in which you now claim to have "no interest"

Sorry to "point out the reality" .......LOL

[bigdog5] 04/2/2017 16:48

A clear sign that a company is fekked is when the fantasists resort to making up lies about other posters. Then there's those that run to ADVFN and get posts deleted because their views have been demolished by the facts. Always the last resort when they have no argument left, attempt to discredit those that point out the reality.

[sharesiq88] 04/2/2017 13:41

Lol, I wonder what Dibendra is saying to it today?

[rjcdc] 04/2/2017 01:36

Hearts... I just saw your post re SEE. Lol... Had you listened there was 55% to be made there at the time.... I gave you that.

However, I'm still invested there (for free) and see 10p by year end.

Come on... Even you must realise this is deader than a dodo.

When the Hearts broken, it's hard to fix ;-)

See ya

[2jester] 03/2/2017 22:55

I thought Rovertwit won the "ADVFN multi alias dunce of the month" award this afternoon, but hes being pushed hard for it, you have to admit.

:o)

[mr roper] 03/2/2017 19:43

Talk is that he is.

[nestoframpers] 03/2/2017 19:40

Timeline of the BER going below 0.4% and the non sale of a uncommercial AB is dodgy Lard , just 6 months before MOL were saying we were on for 35k a day from AB .Is it possible to turn oil into water so quick?

[oilman63] 03/2/2017 19:35

plans change yet again.

Ring over the weekend if you want to know.

[nestoframpers] 03/2/2017 17:45

Premier Oil lands long-awaited deal on £2.8bn debt pile

The Telegraph
Jillian Ambrose
The Telegraph3 February 2017
One of the North Sea's largest independent oil producers has clinched a deal to restructure $2.8bn of debt - © imageBROKER / Alamy Stock Photo
One of the North Sea's largest independent oil producers has clinched a deal to restructure $2.8bn of debt - © imageBROKER / Alamy Stock Photo
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Premier Oil has agreed a deal to reset its £2.8bn of debt after nine months of complex negotiations with its lenders.

The long-awaited deal hits the reset button for the struggling North Sea explorer by relaxing the debt covenants that loomed over the company during a two-year oil market downturn that wiped 80pc from its market value.

The agreed terms also guarantee a $4bn debt facility for the next four years and push its maturities out to 2021, allowing the explorer to move ahead with developing projects that hold a potential 700 million barrels of oil reserves.

Premier chief executive Tony Durrant said the deal was “a significant milestone”.

“We’ve broken the back of it and we don’t expect this deal to change while we move through the final stages,” Mr Durrant said.

The share price reaction to the deal was muted as investors had largely anticipated the outcome.

Premier shares climbed 1.5pc on Friday to just above 87.6p, capping a 70pc rise in a little over two months, and more than triple the price this time last year when oil markets hit 12-year lows.

PMO

The final deal documentation will be circulated around the lender group for formal credit committee approval before the end of the month.

“We are grateful for our lenders’ continued support, which reflects the high quality nature of our asset base, the strong recent operating performance and our plans to deliver value for all of our stakeholders,” he added.

In return Premier’s lending syndicate, which includes more than 75 banks, will be offered equity warrants worth $50m at the company’s current market price as well as slightly higher interest payments on the debt.

The lenders will also be given oversight of Premier’s annual spending plans, but Mr Durrant said only very extreme unforeseen costs are likely to raise concerns.

“It’s a reasonable compromise for the lenders who have continued to support us through this process,” Mr Durrant added.

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PMO has reserves of 750 mill blls , do not know their PSC split or cost per bll.

[nicebut] 03/2/2017 15:35

FM you kind of made Terry`s point there roverite!!

[nestoframpers] 03/2/2017 15:28

Dear oh dear Ben is still a muppet I see.