Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[0ili0] 16/8/2022 11:50

Broadford, do you remember the 2012 AGM? 😂😂😂

[broadford bay] 16/8/2022 11:49

You weren't informed about this Habby, why should you be after all?, but a group of us here were already in touch with the company commissioning and re-starting (following mothballing) the AB Heavy Crude Processing Module in Jan/Feb-2019.

Your news is old news.

Tony's goats get everywhere...

[habshan] 16/8/2022 11:28

GC - "Obviously Rosneft been on AB for years FFS."

Energy Intelligence - Rosneft Starts Test Production in Kurdistan:-

13/05/19 - Rosneft revealed that it finally began pilot production in Iraqi Kurdistan in the first quarter of 2019 under one of its production-sharing agreements (PSAs) signed with Erbil in 2017. The company reported that it had started "experimental production" at the Akri Bijeel field, which it referred to as "Bejil field at block 11." The state-controlled Russian major didn't give any further details, adding only that seismic and geological exploration work would be conducted there this year.

[11_percent] 16/8/2022 11:21

Thanks for the replies on future divis.

The half year results are 1st September 2022.

Last year we had:

Declaration date: 02/09/2021
Ex Divi Date: 23/09/2021
Pay Date: 08/10/2021
Amount: $50m
Per Share: $0.234/£0.1709


So.....my guess is....we will get the announcement on this years divi on 1st Sept.....and will look something like (as per Fardels Bear):

Declaration date: 01/09/2022?
Ex Divi Date: 22/09/2022?
Pay Date: 07/10/2022?
Amount: $??m
Per Share: $0.???/£0.???


Pro has a point.......we used a bunch of cash paying off the bonds/debt.......but my guess is we get something.

[0ili0] 16/8/2022 10:54

Kman could get the drone over for a scan 🍩🚁👀

[giant_canine] 16/8/2022 10:51

Obviously Rosneft been on AB for years FFS

[ozzmosiz] 16/8/2022 10:25

They were doing it yesterday too, always on the sell

[giant_canine] 16/8/2022 10:05

Dozens of trades of single figures since opening as algo bots keep the book under control.

[0ili0] 16/8/2022 07:18

Another buying opportunity for Simon 😉

[beernut] 16/8/2022 06:25

Nuclear Deal Increasingly Unlikely As Iran Strengthens Ties With Russia

By Simon Watkins - Aug 15, 2022, 7:00 PM CDT
The prospect of an imminent new “nuclear deal” between the West and Iran is looking increasingly unlikely.
A senior political and oil industry analyst highlights that there is very little chance that Iran will be willing to make the one concession the U.S. needs to move the deal forward.
The cementing view of the United States came on 9 August with the launch of Iran’s ‘Khayyam’; satellite, built almost entirely by Russia and powered into orbit from the Russia-controlled Baikonur cosmodrome.
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There are several reasons to be short crude oil currently – economic recession in the U.S. and looming recessions in Europe, ongoing lockdowns in China, the vested interest of the U.S. in keeping oil below US$75 per barrel of Brent, to name but three - but the prospect of an imminent new ‘nuclear deal’ between the West and Iran is not one of them. It is true that the European Union (EU) last week tabled a ‘final text’ of a new iteration of the nuclear deal – the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) – to Washington and Tehran. However, it is equally true, as conveyed at length and exclusively to OilPrice.com last week by several senior political and oil industry sources close to proceedings, that there is virtually no chance of such a deal being done without a massive concession coming from Iran that it is impossible to see the current regime making. “Nothing has changed in the past few months from when the U.S. decided that Iran was just trying to buy time for its nuclear weapons development program by continuing to submit new clauses to the text of the new version of the JCPOA agreement,” a senior energy source who worked closely with Iran’s Petroleum Ministry, told OilPrice.com. “And Washington has told everyone else in the P5+1 group [the U.S., the U.K., France, China, and Russia ‘plus’ Germany] that it will not budge from its position on the IRGC, which is aimed – as Iran knows – at destroying the IRGC’s influence, and by extension Iran’s influence – in the world,” he said. “As far as the U.S. is concerned, everything is now focused on ensuring that Iran does not get the three months it needs to finish the guidance systems it requires, with the help of Russia, to deliver weapons-grade nuclear material in the missiles it already has,” he added.

[beernut] 16/8/2022 06:19

Looks like US getting involved in squabble between Baghdad and Kurdistan oil sectors.

AUGUST 15, 2022
RISCH, MENENDEZ CALL FOR HEIGHTENED U.S. ENGAGEMENT IN IRAQI-KURDISH REGION
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senators Jim Risch (R-Idaho) and Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), ranking member and chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, today are urging the Biden Administration to engage on U.S.-Iraqi shared economic interests by preserving energy firms’ access to the Iraqi-Kurdish region’s energy sector. In a new letter to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the lawmakers not only underscored the adverse consequences of proxy militia attacks and the Iraqi government and Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) ongoing constitutional disputes, but also stressed the detrimental impact of the ongoing constitutional dispute between Federal Iraq and the KRG over natural resources on Iraq’s foreign investment climate.

“We urge you immediately to engage at a high-level with the KRG and the Iraqi government to safeguard the economic stability of the [Kurdistan Region of Iraq],” the lawmakers wrote, citing increased threats to Iraqi energy independence and economic development. “We hope to see a solution that would ensure that U.S. firms are able to maintain operations in the immediate-term in a manner that complies with the laws of the KRG and federal Iraqi government while pursuing a workable long-term solution to the court ruling and the broader constitutional dispute. The Administration also should seek to capitalize on the President’s recent meeting with Prime Minister Kadhimi and maintain a high tempo of engagement even as government formation drags on.”

A copy of the letter can be found here and below:

Dear Secretary Blinken,

We write to express our concern that the ongoing constitutional dispute between Federal Iraq and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) over natural resources undermines Iraq’s economic development. We are also concerned by reports that recent court rulings, including the Iraq Federal Supreme Court’s recent ruling on the KRG’s Oil and Gas Law No. 22, are being selectively applied against U.S. energy companies operating in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). Furthermore, we are concerned by recent and ongoing Iranian and proxy militia attacks against energy infrastructure and U.S. interests in northern Iraq as Iran continues to interfere in Iraq’s government formation and internal political processes.

We urgently ask the Administration to engage the KRG and the Iraqi government at the highest levels to allow for continued energy work in the KRI, which is integral to Iraq’s stability and prosperity, and to furthering Iraq’s energy independence. The U.S. and U.S.-based energy firms have been essential to the development of the Iraqi-Kurdish region’s energy sector and contribute to efforts to wean Iraq off of Iranian energy imports. To that end, the United States Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has extended over $300,000,000 in loans to energy firms operating in the KRI.

We are concerned that the Iraqi Ministry of Oil’s selective application of the Supreme Court ruling to certain U.S. companies, taken together with Iranian attacks on Iraq’s energy infrastructure, harms Iraq’s economic viability. Further, the actions of the court and Iranian-sponsored attacks negatively impact the foreign investment climate and Iraq’s ability to become independent from Iranian-sourced energy. In parallel with the complex government formation process, it appears Iran is using its influence to put pressure on the KRG while limiting competition in the energy sector. We are particularly concerned about the viability of DFC loans in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling and recent missile attacks, two of which targeted a $250 million DFC investment in infrastructure upgrades at the Khor Mor gas field.

The recent agreements to link Iraq’s electrical grid to Saudi Arabia and to send electricity from Jordan to Iraq that were announced during President Biden’s recent trip to the Middle East, are welcome signs of Iraq’s energy diversification. However, more should be done to benefit the Iraqi people and free Iraq from its dependence on Iranian energy.

We urge you immediately to engage at a high-level with the KRG and the Iraqi government to safeguard the economic stability of the KRI. We hope to see a solution that would ensure that U.S. firms are able to maintain operations in the immediate-term in a manner that complies with the laws of the KRG and federal Iraqi government while pursuing a workable long-term solution to the court ruling and the broader constitutional dispute. The Administration also should seek to capitalize on the President’s recent meeting with Prime Minister Kadhimi and maintain a high tempo of engagement even as government formation drags on.

We look forward to regular updates from the Administration.

[beernut] 16/8/2022 06:16

PUK hopes to overcome all problems with KDP
Kurdistan
Kurdistan Democratic Party
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
2022-08-15 21:30
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Shafaq News / The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) called the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) to "unify efforts" to overcome obstacles.

On the anniversary of the KDP founding, PUK sent a message expressing hope that this occasion would be "an opportunity to boost bilateral relations, and overcome all obstacles in the face of understandings between the two parties."

"We also hope that the changes in the world, the region, and Iraq would be considered and all political forces to be unified to overcome this difficult stage that Iraq is going through."

[pro_s2009] 16/8/2022 02:23

GULF KEYSTONE PETROLEUM

Signal Update

Our system’s recommendation today is to STAY LONG. The previous BUY signal was issued on 09/08/2022, 6 days ago, when the stock price was 218.8100. Since then GKP.L has risen by +6.49%.

Market Outlook

The market is uncertain with a negative tilt. The traders seem to be in disagreement. The negative sentiment, however, is increasing as evident from the last bearish pattern. So, it is better to be on alert

[noreply1] 15/8/2022 23:13

Its 228, 224, 217 and 211

[nestoframpers] 15/8/2022 22:08

Lol @ the big buy on close

[johnbuysghost] 15/8/2022 21:13

Yes 0ili0, a pint of Kozel in the hand is worth two dogs in the bush.

[pro_s2009] 15/8/2022 20:40

Currently just following oil prices....

[sbb1x] 15/8/2022 19:16

Oil bouncing around in the 94s, it doesent know what way to go

[0ili0] 15/8/2022 19:16

Big buy always worth a pint of port 👍🍷🏆

[johnbuysghost] 15/8/2022 18:11

Big buy at the end.

Someone knows something......lol

[sbb1x] 15/8/2022 16:55

Made some good money on 888 today and friday.

[shortsqueezer] 15/8/2022 16:37

Hopefully you will make a few Bob tomorrow lion queen. Sleep tight :-)