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GKP Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

112.40
2.10 (1.90%)
Last Updated: 15:26:36
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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
  2.10 1.90% 112.40 112.40 112.70 114.50 112.30 112.30 552,913 15:26:36
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil And Gas Field Expl Svcs 123.51M -11.5M -0.0517 -21.74 250.03M
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 110.30p. 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 £250.03 million. Gulf Keystone Petroleum has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -21.74.

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14/1/2023
18:11
HTTPS://twitter.com/WShak1/status/1613199540819202052?t=pAEhhzUj9JQnDTc1k8Nz4Q&s=19
thebabe
14/1/2023
18:11
41% 2022.2023 … more ?But takeover is imminent…
thebabe
14/1/2023
17:09
Boystown: The historic dividend yield is some crazy number that is easily calculated but which I wouldn't bother to calculate. And I don't think that it is even meaningful to talk about an “expected̶1; yield. An adventurous person might still buy the shares in the hope of great dividends. Such a person would be deemed a fool by some on this board. OK, perhaps I am a fool then. Time will tell.
meanreverter
14/1/2023
17:08
"I know the facts." 😆😆😆

💩🧠🧠🧠 9504;

HCL soon? 🤔

0ili0
14/1/2023
16:35
Bigdog working the weekend again, posting more often than real holders.
johnbuysghost
14/1/2023
16:27
"I'm the original poster that understands more about the field than any of you ramping fantasists put together. I know the facts. All about the reality that you morons have so much difficulty with."

Hehehe:-

"All the wells have failed."

Facts Sarah, reality?

habshan
14/1/2023
16:21
Nice of scotty to post up something from those with a vested interest?

Robust production??? Adding 3k in 8 years with an additional 8 wells is robust?

The production came in at their lower end prediction. As I've said they're struggling to increase daily production due to all the problems the field has that the fantasists here are desperately ignoring.

Isn't that correct "ex in the Industry"?

bigdog5
14/1/2023
16:15
Is it the same "imminent" takeover that Carroll and his multi avatars have been predicting for 9 years or a different one?

Lets compare the numbers that the hosts have always spouted about when obviously trying to impress Baghdad to the Samimack oil report to the very latest that the hosts have now owned up to of "way less than 3b barrels, lol.

Its a classic innit, lol.

Then we can move onto the BS Kozel numbers and compare them to the CPR's, lol.

Notice the trend?

A case of reality mullering fantasy?

bigdog5
14/1/2023
16:12
From Peel Hunt "On Gulf Keystone Petroleum, there’s a target of 340p for the owner of the world-class Shaikan oilfield in Kurdistan.

Robust production during last year helped the business generate record cash flow and return $215 million (£177 million) to shareholders, equivalent to a 41% dividend yield."

Peel Hunt said: “The investment being made now and during 2023 should support multi-year production growth, as the significant inherent value within its asset base is unlocked.

highlander7
14/1/2023
16:02
Obviously like most things a consolidation is something else you don't understand luv!!!

Not second hand sarah, I'm the original poster that understands more about the field than any of you ramping fantasists put together. I know the facts and the field's problems. Its why I was always able to mock your gurus predictions!! An example being the "55k a day will be fast easy and cheap" lol. I said it would be far from that. Eight years on and still 10k short proves me correct.

Under 2p and down from £4.60 after 13 years, 16 wells struggling to maintain 45k a day, water, pressure and gas flaring problems across the field. You're the only idiots in denial about the problems but its why there's been zero interest. That and of course the Kurds can't agree with themselves let alone try and negotiate with Baghdad!!! And that companies are leaving/have left the region.

All about the reality that you morons have so much difficulty with.

bigdog5
14/1/2023
15:54
41% 2022.
2023 … more ?
But takeover is imminent…

thebabe
14/1/2023
15:47
What's the likely yield here - from any sensible posters who watch GKP carefully please?
boystown
14/1/2023
14:48
HTTPS://twitter.com/WShak1/status/1613199540819202052?t=pAEhhzUj9JQnDTc1k8Nz4Q&s=19
thebabe
14/1/2023
14:47
HTTPS://twitter.com/111notout1/status/1613501613511184384?t=Kuk6EQ735KmFx10zmHIDUA&s=19
thebabe
14/1/2023
14:46
Thanks Handycart reposted for anyone that missed it , one of house brokers:.From Peel Hunt "On Gulf Keystone Petroleum, there’s a target of 340p for the owner of the world-class Shaikan oilfield in Kurdistan. Robust production during last year helped the business generate record cash flow and return $215 million (£177 million) to shareholders, equivalent to a 41% dividend yield."Peel Hunt said: “The investment being made now and during 2023 should support multi-year production growth, as the significant inherent value within its asset base is unlocked.â€?
thebabe
14/1/2023
14:25
Secondhand avatar working the weekend 😆

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0ili0
14/1/2023
14:09
“There is zero interest in the company and there hasn't been since DNO walked away seven years ago. No one is interested in the asset”

A few months ago

“Bigdog actually believes that the hosts will get their long held aim of consolidation”

Make your mind up luv

nufc9
14/1/2023
13:47
Another week passes and the idiot from Stockport is still pumping out his brand of BS regarding an imminent takeover which he's been doing for nine years. You morons still haven't realised he invents everything to suit his agenda of trading this stock. There is zero interest in the company and there hasn't been since DNO walked away seven years ago. No one is interested in the asset, its massively over exaggerated and the problems of trying to increase production are clear to all except you suckers. The Insti's only remain due to the fake oil price.

There won't be an oil law unless its on Baghdad's terms. The 55k a day which has been coming for eight years is still way off despite eight more wells. The PSC's have been deemed illegal, companies have departed Kurdistan and there is an outstanding Court issue to be resolved with the smuggled oil being transported via Turkey. Even the two tribes within Kurdistan cannot agree on anything.

Who is the more stupid, Carroll or those that follow his BS?

Under 2p, 13 years on, 16 wells struggling to pump 45k a day, water problems, pressure issues, expensive gas flaring problem to fix and the target as set by the hosts has just expired.

All about the vested interest ones suckering the suckers?

You're welcome as always:-)

bigdog5
14/1/2023
12:16
The Kurds are Iraqis if they were not allowed that would be discrimination. Where they are not required is in disputes that are out of the Autonomous region KRI . They will be watching closely what Basra comes up with in Re to their oil disputes.
nestoframpers
14/1/2023
12:01
Nufc thanks that’s great news they’ve been allowed to be part of the meeting.
beernut
14/1/2023
09:23
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Iraq’s minister of industry said Friday that they want to facilitate for Germans to invest in his country, adding that an Iraqi top delegation in Germany has discussed the subject with related companies.

The high-level Iraqi delegation, headed by Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani, on Friday held a number of meetings with German officials in Berlin, including the European country’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Khalid Battal, Iraq’s Minister of Industry and Minerals, told Rudaw’s Alla Shally on the same day that the delegation met with German investors, explaining to them the “advantages221; of Iraq’s investment law. “The law provides to investors, including customs exemptions, banking facilities, tax exemptions, and so on in the various industrial, residential and agricultural sectors.”

The Iraqi minister also said that officials and investors from the Kurdistan Region are also in the delegation.

nufc9
14/1/2023
08:14
Iraq's PM, Germany's Chancellor express optimism after Friday's meeting in Berlin
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Shafaq News/ Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani and Chancellor Olaf Scholz headed an expanded meeting between representatives of the Iraqi and German governments in Berlin on Friday.
Speaking in a joint press conference afterward, Prime Minister al-Sudani said the meeting heralds a "strategic relation" between Iraq and Germany.

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The meeting, according to an official readout by al-Sudani's office, discussed prospects of economic joint action, plans to expand deals on fossil and renewable energy, and German investments in Iraqi infrastructure.
"Germany offered military support to Iraq in its battle against ISIS. It provided developmental support as well," al-Sudani said.
Scholz said that Germany helped Iraq recover from the atrocities committed by ISIS and continues to help achieve stability there.
"There is an opportunity to deepen our economic ties," he added, "I am pleased by the deal Iraq and Siemens concluded."
Germany is in talks with the Iraqi government over the possibility of importing natural gas from the oil-rich country, Chancellor Scholz said.
"We also talked about possible gas deliveries to Germany and agreed to stay in close contact," he added.
Baghdad has offered opportunities to German companies to invest in using Iraq's natural gas and the gas generated as a byproduct from oil production, al-Sudani said, adding that Iraq wants to deliver gas through a pipeline via Turkey to Europe.
Iraq continues to flare some of the gas extracted alongside crude oil because it lacks the facilities to process it into fuel for local consumption or exports.
Germany, which used to get 55% of its gas imports from Russia, has been seeking to diversify its LNG imports to avoid heavy reliance on a few exporters, after deals with Qatar and the United States.

beernut
14/1/2023
08:11
Iraq signs new agreement with Siemens
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2023-01-13 18:45


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Shafaq News / Iraq's Prime Minister, Muhammad Shia Al-Sudani, met on Friday with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, in Berlin.

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In a joint press conference with Scholz, al-Sudani announced signing a memorandum of understanding with German company Siemens, to increase production, improve the transmission and distribution currencies, reduce waste and ensure energy stability, pointing out that the government has made the required financial allocations to implement the agreement.
He said that they discussed Germany's opportunities to invest in associated gas and the petrochemical sector in Iraq. "We welcome German companies' contribution to developing the health, education and agriculture fields in the country."
On Iraq's foreign relations, al-Sudani said, "The government is keen to take the approach of balanced relations regionally and internationally, and supports the convergence of points of view."
"Iraq is an important country in the field of energy in terms of oil production and strategic storage. We have plans to invest in associated and natural gas, and we have huge reserves that have not been invested yet", al-Sudani revealed.
He added, "Iraq has pivotal strategic projects that are currently being implemented, including the Faw port."

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