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GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

113.00
-9.40 (-7.68%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
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
  -9.40 -7.68% 113.00 112.90 113.30 120.00 111.00 120.00 3,063,396 16:35:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 123.51M -11.5M -0.0517 -21.91 252.03M
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 122.40p. Over the last year, Gulf Keystone Petroleum shares have traded in a share price range of 81.70p to 158.60p.

Gulf Keystone Petroleum currently has 222,443,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gulf Keystone Petroleum is £252.03 million. Gulf Keystone Petroleum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -21.91.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/7/2022
13:18
who is Sarahgibbs?
goatcam
04/7/2022
13:17
Yes we've seen that BS sarahgibbs.
bigdog5
04/7/2022
13:17
£150 per share is my takeover target.
johnbuysghost
04/7/2022
13:13
Shell have pulled out of Sakhalin 2 at a loss of $3.5 billion due to Russian Sanctions.

So what we need now is a repeat of the Kashagan joint venture. But with XOM/CVR and SHELL this time.

IMO

goatcam
04/7/2022
13:13
H7,

Very plausible.

Tipping point is here.

fairenough11
04/7/2022
13:00
highlander74 Jul '22 - 12:17 - 657007 of 657012
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Shell have pulled out of Sakhalin 2 at a loss of $3.5 billion due to Russian Sanctions.

So what we need now is a repeat of the Kashagan joint venture. But with XOM/CVR and SHELL this time.

IMO

H"

Its another classic from h7 worthy of saving:-)

bigdog5
04/7/2022
12:58
highlander74 Jul '22 - 11:23 - 657005 of 657008
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"No wonder Doggie and the rest of them are panicking".

About what, do explain so I can save for later.

bigdog5
04/7/2022
12:57
Good piece, LC. I've made it clickable. Thanks.
pensioner2
04/7/2022
12:53
https://www.rudaw.net/english/interview/03072022
luckyclicker
04/7/2022
12:50
Jaap was head of ALL Shell upstream projects Harris 25 yrs at BG (now Shell)....
thebabe
04/7/2022
12:17
FN

Shell have pulled out of Sakhalin 2 at a loss of $3.5 billion due to Russian Sanctions.

So what we need now is a repeat of the Kashagan joint venture. But with XOM/CVR and SHELL this time.

IMO

H7

highlander7
04/7/2022
11:34
Chevron/Consortium?THE PRIZE.

Shaikan Gas?

fairenough11
04/7/2022
11:23
No wonder Doggie and the rest of them are panicking.
highlander7
04/7/2022
11:00
Iraq Kurdistan defies Baghdad with oil and gas law change.

Iraqi Kurdistan amends oil and gas law in ‘defiance' to Baghdad
MENA
3 min read
Dana Taib Menmy
03 July, 2022
The Iraqi Kurdistan region has amended its oil and gas law in defiance to Iraq’s supreme court that deemed the law as unconstitutional.

Kurdistan parliament
The parliament of the northern Iraqi Kurdistan region {Gettty}
The parliament of the northern Iraqi Kurdistan region last week amended the region’s oil and gas law, further complicating tensions with the Iraqi federal government that sees the region’s oil sector as illegal.

Iraq's Supreme Federal Court ruled in February that Kurdistan's Oil and Gas Law No. 22 passed by the Kurdistan parliament in 2007 to regulate its oil and gas industry is unconstitutional. The court then ordered the Iraqi government to take measures and force the Kurdish authorities to hand over their crude supplies to the Iraqi federal government. Kurdish authorities rejected the decision and described it as "politically motivated", saying the court's ruling was not aligned with the Iraqi constitution.

The parliament on Wednesday and with the vote of 71 MPs passed the first amendment of the Kurdistan region’s oil and gas law No. (22) for the year 2007. The amendment draft was sent by the KRG to the parliament.

“Only article four of the law, which is related to the structure of the Kurdistan region’s supreme council for oil and gas, was amended, accordingly the chief of staff of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) council of ministers added to council,” Ali Hama-Salih, head of the energy and natural resources parliamentary committee told The New Arab.

beernut
04/7/2022
09:58
I see BF has been voting his own posts up ! Thanks gave me a reminder of why you are filtered .
nestoframpers
04/7/2022
09:43
XOM it is then. HCL soon then and after a few months of that working properly then we will have a bang gone notout.
nestoframpers
04/7/2022
09:02
Broadford, any update on Skat? 😉
0ili0
04/7/2022
09:01
Biden and the world need a successful Kurdish oil and gas industry more than ever.

"Kurdistan is one of our most long-term strategic allies and national security partners for the United States and it's oil and gas sector is key."

Matthew Zais, former energy official at the United States Energy Department and vice-president of government affairs for HKN Energy:-

“He [Biden] is going to meet important allies in Saudi Arabia, but our position is that the Kurdistan region should be on the agenda for this visit because of the critical role that Kurdistan plays, it is one of our most long-term strategic allies and national security partners for the United States," Zais said, noting that its “oil and gas sector is key.”

habshan
04/7/2022
07:23
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/07/03/national/politics-diplomacy/price-cap-russian-oil-half-current-price-kishida-says/
luckyclicker
04/7/2022
06:49
HTTPS://twitter.com/111notout1/status/1542396183867531267?s=21&t=QW3fQUx9aB5JyCxE9qiz4A
releasethekraken
04/7/2022
06:48
The appt of that Bermuda resident NED( audit, compliance and business combination expert) will have been approved by the buyers, as she is there to oversee compliance within the amalgamated company.She officially joined the board July 1 as such = agreed deal = takeover deal RNS nearby.TAKEOVER ANNOUNCEMENT IMMINENT
releasethekraken
03/7/2022
23:46
The company isn't going to re rate and if the oil price was around a normal level of $70-$80pb the divis would have been massively smaller. It is only the extraordinary circumstances that have allowed for the huge divis to be paid and have diverted the attention of the morons here from what has been a pathetic performance since the first wipeout in 2016. One only has to look back at the plans put in place to achieve what was supposed to be the easy fast and cheap 55k a day within 18-24 months.

It ought to be crystal clear that upping the production from 42k a day back in December 2014 to the current amount of 45k 7.5 years later with several new wells is nothing short of disgraceful despite all the invented excuses from habSHAM and the company stating that the field is performing to expectations. It clearly isn't and the reasons why have been pointed out many times which are usually followed by a few morons here wanting proof. Then the company provides the proof of what "we've" said.

Kozel paid himself and "mates" on BS quotes such as "we're be pumping 150k a day by 2014. Then there was all his BS about all four licences. Then there were all the predictions of billions of barrels. Eight years on and all the CPR's tell a completely different story. There's been no interest in the company since the first wipeout. The field has extremely costly problems that you clowns ignore.

If the OP hadn't been affected by the extraordinary events the share price would be £1.25 (1.25p) or less based on all the failures to achieve what should have been an easy 55k a day.

Fact no fantasy.

bigdog5
03/7/2022
22:51
Habshan, why would GKP rerate so much from now? CRP is being used up rapidly and divi'd out..this cash is really all the lost investment (or investors) money from yester year as per the PSC.Perhaps if they get the FDP approved and take on debt they can keep the CRP topped up so keep the monthly revenue high .......But we'll you see the way I think about it..No really chance of buy out whilst the Iraqi politics play out.Treading water whilst geared to OP.
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