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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.30 | 0.23% | 130.50 | 131.10 | 131.90 | 132.50 | 128.00 | 131.20 | 1,711,881 | 16:35:22 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs | 123.51M | -11.5M | -0.0517 | -25.47 | 292.96M |
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07/2/2019 07:59 | Erbil, Baghdad Seeking Coordinations in Disputed Areas BasNews 07/02/2019 - 00:36 Published in Kurdistan Erbil, Baghdad Seeking Coordinations in Disputed Areas Tagged under en ERBIL - Kurdish and Iraqi military officials have stressed the need to cooperate in the efforts between the sides to fight terrorism across the country, an Iraqi official said on Wednesday. Iraqi Army Chief of Staff Othman Ghanmi told Kurdistan 24 that both sides believe the disputed areas need to be ruled by joint forces, including the Iraqi army and Peshmerga forces. He, however, rejected the reports claiming that Erbil and Baghdad has reached an agreement based on which the Peshmerga forces will return to the disputed territories. Earlier on Monday, high-level delegates from the Kurdistan Region Peshmerga Ministry and Iraqi Ministry of Defense met in Erbil to discuss the subject. They also have created several joint committees to ease the process of security and military coordination between Erbil and Baghdad. | beernut | |
07/2/2019 07:54 | There is a good opportunity to make 10-bagger in tech stock... I think Tide is reaching good economies of scale soon can announce dividend... Please do your own research | 338 | |
06/2/2019 23:21 | You answer your own question highlander. You delusional people have succeeded in getting everything wrong from Finance to Operational problems to Politics to understanding who wields all control and why for 10 years. You all miss the clues and really are clueless as regards what actually goes on anywhere. Yours and others desperation shines through. Broadford I understand is actually in the oil industry so there's a reasonable chance he knows his stuff as opposed to others that have posted here professing to know what they're talking about, the fabled Gurus for instance. Also, is it an absolute must to be in the Oil Industry to be able to post a view? Ever heard of the phrase, its not what you know but who you know? You see one can learn rather a lot in a short time by actually communicating with those that know what's occuring. City jungle drums:-) Officer Digby. You make a point that I discussed with others way back. There's not just one answer. However cost will play a part, plus some "debottlenecking" may be successful. If not then many new wells is surely the next option. | bigdog5 | |
06/2/2019 22:11 | "He's been very clear on the "issues" that relate to the ESP's." Bigdog. BroadfordBay has already told us if I remember correctly, that his field is refinery maintenance, that he was involved in the installation of ONE ESP in Libya and that he is otherwise self taught, ie. reading material, google etc. He is no more qualified than most here to "clarify" issues surrounding the use and operation of ESPs. IF there were any "issues" on the ground concerning the ESPs, then there is an army of experts to sort it out. They don't need anybody here to "clarify" anything for them. You might rely on BroadfordBay for clarity Bigdog but the rest of us don't. We're happy to leave any issues to the experts. | habshan | |
06/2/2019 21:52 | Why not do new drills first - bring 'em on one then work overs. Result: no perceived loss of production. | officerdigby | |
06/2/2019 21:29 | I note that the welsh one only joined the bb only a few months ago. No wonder he's missed all the points I've been correct about over many years. He also misses the fact that there's already been a bb set up for the clueless and delusional by johnyboy where they make everything up. Then there's this bb whereby 1712out contributes 95% of the posts under his multi aliases. Myself and a few others who post here prefer to talk about the reality and facts, we leave the "making stuff up" and BS to others. Yes that's an excellent question mcfly. It will be interesting to see how it's answered, if indeed it is. Spin the good and don't mention the bad has always been the history here. Broadford could I dare say explain the "issues" relating to PSC's and service contracts. He's been very clear on the "issues" that relate to the ESP's. Bring on the hype eh:-) | bigdog5 | |
06/2/2019 21:07 | You're wasting your time Habshan. This was the dog at 13.50: However, Somo will take full control over exports from Koruptistan after the 12 months are up, an arrangement that I've been predicting would happen for years. And this was that same dog at 18.05: Somo I believe will control all exports after Erbil fulfils it's obligations. The wording suggests the PSC's are now back in the mix and could be altered to TSC later on. The fact that it's a possibility alters all. The risks for shareholders have increased imho. So it took all of 5 hours to turn a certainty into a possibility. | pensioner2 | |
06/2/2019 20:46 | Stuart can you explain why the delay with the SH1 workover ??? Is it suffering from the GKP operational curse ??? Considering this is the first part of the new program and you started it late it doesn't look good for the other drills ??? Care to comment.... ...May I, TIA. Not Stuart, but, I do have the urge to reply. So here goes...zzzzzzzzzz No1.......why do you care......No2....... Just an observational piece People’s. | bj476 | |
06/2/2019 20:32 | ð°ï¸?SALE BY SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT AT HUGE PREMIUM ANNOUNCED NO LATER FEB 19 ð'YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK ð AND YOU ARE VERY WELCOME ð'ð¤ð¤ð'ð' | gkp_banggone | |
06/2/2019 20:31 | The email writerNot forgotten you know | gkp_banggone |
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