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GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

115.50
-0.30 (-0.26%)
07 May 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
  -0.30 -0.26% 115.50 115.30 115.70 118.20 113.30 117.00 1,341,124 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 123.51M -11.5M -0.0517 -22.38 257.37M
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 115.80p. Over the last year, Gulf Keystone Petroleum shares have traded in a share price range of 81.70p to 154.60p.

Gulf Keystone Petroleum currently has 222,443,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gulf Keystone Petroleum is £257.37 million. Gulf Keystone Petroleum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -22.38.

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20/10/2022
12:49
Another low volume day
sbb1x
20/10/2022
12:44
BARZANI GOES TO BAGHDAD: TROUBLE IN THE KURDISH OIL AND GAS SECTOR
DOUGLAS A. OLLIVANT JULY 18, 2022




..."However, legalities do not prevent either side from entering a political deal that rewrites the Iraqi oil and gas law. Now obviously, the legalities contour the art of the possible in a political deal. Let’s be clear — in the Baghdad vs. Irbil contest over the legality of Kurdish oil contracts and exports, Baghdad has won. But that does not mean an end to the political negotiation. Keeping the Kurdistan Regional Government relatively satisfied — and, for that matter, keeping the 400-500 thousand barrels per day of Kurdish oil on world markets — is in Baghdad’s interest. A political deal can yet be reached.

The Kurds could send — and doubtless, have sent, though without fanfare — a lower level, more technocratic team to Baghdad to negotiate. But this approach is unlikely to produce any result, let alone the sort of result that offers real possibilities to the Kurdistan region. A technocratic team is simply not empowered to make binding decisions, and Baghdad knows that.

The Kurds have one great but as yet untapped asset — the person of Masoud Barzani, the former president and de facto patriarch. Only Masoud can go to Baghdad and hope to truly achieve a favorable result, as whatever Masoud legitimates will be unconditionally accepted by the Kurdistan region of Iraq’s citizenry.

It is difficult to overstate the gravitas and political capital that the eldest Barzani holds throughout all of Iraq. While Arab Iraqi leaders have had numerous confrontations with him over the years, he is still held in the highest respect. This point was made very powerfully to me once, when an Arab Iraqi friend of mine went to Irbil to see Masoud Barzani. When I saw pictures of the meeting, I asked my friend why he had paid such a public visit, during a politically sensitive period in which their sides were not aligned. My friend replied, “The man is a historical and important friend to me, and I am more confident in his patriotism than his Kurdishness.”

This deep regard that Arab Iraq holds for Masoud Barzani is singular, at least since the death of his political counterpart, Jelal Talabani. No other living Iraqi Kurd has this kind of gravitas, or commands this much respect from his Arab counterparts.

The legal decision against the Kurdistan Regional Government has put the Kurdistan Region of Iraq in a position of existential danger. But Masoud — and only Masoud — has an opportunity to go to Baghdad and cut a political deal. No other figure will be so welcome in Baghdad, and no other figure has the standing to make the decisions required to reach a compromise. And frankly, only Masoud himself could get a deal that would be acceptable to Masoud. Sending a lesser emissary is a guarantee of failure.

In short, there is an opportunity here, once Baghdad forms a government, to cut a grand bargain. This grand bargain will inevitably involve compromise. While such a bargain may give the three Kurdish provinces an unequal share of revenues that the Arab provinces may find unfair, it will almost certainly involve a degree of entanglement with the Federal Oil Ministry that will make Irbil uncomfortable. It will also force a degree of transparency on the Kurdistan Regional Government’s oil policies that some interests may find awkward."

( Douglas Ollivant )


The author Douglas Ollivant, stresses the importance and regional influence of Masoud Barzani within Iraq. This piece was publish earlier in July, and since then there is no doubt that Malaki has consolidated his grip upon the state, but the article is no less relevant today.

punter26
20/10/2022
11:19
Maliki is just a degenerate thief.
johnbuysghost
20/10/2022
11:10
Re Maliki words are cheap, had he sorted HCL he'd not be so filthy rich imo. Estimated personal worth $72 Bn. Owns ( or did own ?) the most expensive house in Paris.
nestoframpers
20/10/2022
10:43
Labour will be back shortly. Get your shares in an ISA !! Otherwise they are going to tax the hell of of your dividends.
highlander7
20/10/2022
10:34
Brighter

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arcadian
20/10/2022
10:33
NoR

This Twitter clip from a Tory MP sums it up --- talentless self serving MPs ticking the right boxes to become a Minister.
Shapps is a classic example






The Reform Party and Nigel are going to be busy.

1waving
20/10/2022
10:26
The USA needs the oil and a major to get it out of the ground in big numbers.
GKP is just a minnow sitting on top of an elephant field for 13 years and counting.

Crazy.

johnbuysghost
20/10/2022
10:18
F-ing camel trading H7 ;o) and we think our politicians are bad . Farage saying there has been a Remainer take over of the Tory party , will we have Boris again with Carrie's green agenda on the top of the list ? Who thought hippies could do so much damage.
nestoframpers
20/10/2022
10:07
Iraq has been provisionally promised ~$68 billion in foreign aid from Trump / Biden.
it will come with conditions. Its also worth remembering that Maliki was only originally put in place with USA support.

Sounds like horsetrading to me.

highlander7
20/10/2022
09:59
Don't know JB 1wav said it was going have a a correction phase of drifting , I think it will take HCL to get us going on a new trend up targeting 320p .
nestoframpers
20/10/2022
09:52
"yanks calling the shots"

Chevron + ???-----?

fairenough11
20/10/2022
09:42
That's us on our way to £100 per share imo.
johnbuysghost
20/10/2022
09:42
The yanks are calling the shots now ..NOT Maliki.
highlander7
20/10/2022
09:07
Brent nearly tagging 94 hohoho
sbb1x
20/10/2022
07:58
Brent 93.44 hohoho sleepy Joe
sbb1x
19/10/2022
21:12
BANG GONE - this Friday
releasethekraken
19/10/2022
18:55
Oil spiking 92.71 highest of the day. Hopefully back over 100 for mid terms.I hate sleepy Joe and war mongering Dems.
sbb1x
19/10/2022
17:19
Punter - "(Lets hope that the "prominent political actors on either side" are working on this !)"

I wouldn't hold your breath Punter.

So much for mending relations with the Kurds and tackling corruption, the oil portfolio goes to al-Maliki.

"Shafaq News/ A leader in the Shiite Coordination Framework revealed new details about distributing the portfolios in Muhammad Shia'a Al-Sudani's Government.

The leader, on condition of anonymity, said that the CF parties agreed on the shares as follows: three ministries for the State of Law coalition headed by Nuri Al-Miliki, which are oil, higher education, and agriculture"



But the main thing is that this guy goes:-

"Ihsan Abdul-Jabbar Ismail is Iraq’s Oil Minister. A dubious figure, he has acted as a vehicle for Iranian influence in Iraq, and he is hostile to the Kurds. He has played a major role in Baghdad’s efforts to restrict energy production in the Kurdistan Region."

habshan
19/10/2022
16:58
The US will have approximately 17.5 days worth of petroleum left in the SPR and that's before any further depletion
sbb1x
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