Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[sparky333] 08/6/2018 13:20

Why no holding RNS for the 10% sold ?

[oliver666] 08/6/2018 13:17

tess_tickle
8 Jun '18 - 11:29 - 566093 of 566102

the majority of turkish Kurds live in South Turkey , 18 million of them, so they already occupy that area and 4 million Syrian Kurds live along the boarder.

R Fisk is one of the better, but since he wrote that, he as changed is opinion:)

[bigdog5] 08/6/2018 13:02

fujairah
7 Jun '18 - 18:54 - 566023 of 566099
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"Yes Bigdog, 200p achieved.

Despite you telling us on the 30th of January when the share price was 120p:-

"SP in free fall johnyboy. Get out now to lock in the OO?"

Do you think you're the person to be telling people when to get in and when to get out Bigdog.?"


And yet another "NEW" poster invented. But isn't the real issue here that the poster and all his avatars have been telling us the company is "bang gone" for several years whilst making up total BS in every one of their posts?

[kiltless highlander] 08/6/2018 12:56

Thanks for that, GKPhero/johnbuy/Noble Trader

[gkphero] 08/6/2018 12:51

SP rocketing.

Right, I'm off for a power lunch with my city buddies.

[frenchybannedme] 08/6/2018 12:41

Well, you might think that anyone who says he bought millions of shares at the Open Offer/Excess, while only holding one share, would remember that he would only be able get 2 shares from the Open Offer, and would have had to have applied for the millions of shares via the Excess.
Yet he says some of the banks didn't follow procedure and let some people buy more than they were entitled to, him being one of them?

What IS he going on about?


My broker sent me a form to fill in, detailing exactly what I was being offered, and how many shares I could apply for.
It contained the number of shares I held, and the 20/9 number I was allowed to buy.
In the case of the excess, the number I could apply for was unlimited.
There was never a case of any "bank" allowing you to apply for "more" than your allotted 20/9 plus unlimited excess. That number is simply unlimited.

Is the Oilymanchild losing his memory?
Or could it be something else?





Oilman63 - 08 Jun 2018 - 08:40:37 - 566051 of 566097 THE NEW GKP / Drilling for Super Giants (moderated) - GKP
Oh dear oh dear oh dear

Good Morning ðŸ˜02;

I see Oil investor is projecting once again.

Firstly I don't have a team. I don't know Kiltless but I do tend to agree with a lot of what he/she posts. With regards to the restructuring he/she is correct that it was supposed to only be available on a pro rata basis but some of the banks didn't follow the companies guidelines and some people received more and me being one of them

[tess_tickle] 08/6/2018 11:29

The next Kurdish war is on the horizon

Turkey and Syria will never allow it to create a mini-state
Syria cannot countenance Kurdish presence on its territory and Turkey cannot tolerate a Kurdish enclave along its southern border, however secular, liberal and socialist it claims (not without reason) to be

[smiraha] 08/6/2018 11:19

IS these being done again?

[tess_tickle] 08/6/2018 11:18

Will anyone outbid DNO?

DNO is the largest of the Kurdistan producers in terms of both production and reserves. This morning’s statement made it clear that DNO is top dog in Kurdistan, and points out that Gulf Keystone is already dependent on its pipeline connection facilities.


hxxps://www.rolandhead.com/oil-gas/is-the-dno-bid-as-good-as-it-gets-for-gulf-keystone-petroleum-limited-shareholders/

[tess_tickle] 08/6/2018 11:15

DNO holds a 55 percent stake in and operates the Tawke oil field at a current production level of around 120,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) of 27 degree API crude. Gulf Keystone holds a 58 percent stake in and operates the Shaikan oil field at a current level of around 40,000 bopd of 17 degree API crude.

Production from Shaikan is transported daily by road tanker to DNO’s unloading and storage hub at Fish Khabur for onward pipeline transport to export markets.


hxxps://www.rolandhead.com/oil-gas/is-the-dno-bid-as-good-as-it-gets-for-gulf-keystone-petroleum-limited-shareholders/

[tess_tickle] 08/6/2018 11:06

Gulf Keystone bulls will presumably believe that today’s offer from DNO is the opening salvo in a bidding war. Personally, I doubt this. My view is that other Kurdistan firms are unlikely to make a competing offer. DNO’s deep connections in the region give it an advantage. I can’t see an outsider wanting to get involved given the complexities and risks of operating in Kurdistan.


hxxps://www.rolandhead.com/oil-gas/is-the-dno-bid-as-good-as-it-gets-for-gulf-keystone-petroleum-limited-shareholders/

[oil_investor] 08/6/2018 11:00

nestoframpers: go down to your local Chinese restaurant and order Crispy Acrobatic Duck, Sweet and Sour Pork, King Prawns Peking Style, Duck with Green Pepper in Black Bean Sauce, Beef in Oyster Sauce, Chicken Peking Style, Special Fried Rice and plenty of Tiger beers for your guests!

[tess_tickle] 08/6/2018 11:00

What does the DNO bid mean for Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited shareholders?

This entry was posted on July 29, 2016 by Roland Head.
Onshore oil installationDisclosure: I have no financial interest in any company mentioned.

I’ll update this post when Gulf’s board issues a statement or any further news emerges.

Update 29/07/16 @ 1945: Gulf Keystone issued a response to the DNO proposal after the market closed today.

The firm says that as the DNO proposal is for a post-restructuring takeover, the firm’s focus remains firmly on executing the restructuring successfully. Significantly Gulf emphasises that:

“we will not engage in any additional process that causes the Company to be distracted from that objective” [the restructuring]

In my view this implies support for the DNO proposal. But even if I’m wrong, this story can only end one way. Gulf Keystone shares remain dramatically overvalued, in my opinion.


hxxps://www.rolandhead.com/oil-gas/is-the-dno-bid-as-good-as-it-gets-for-gulf-keystone-petroleum-limited-shareholders/

[martym] 08/6/2018 10:45

I truly feel this has turned a corner