Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[habshan] 26/6/2019 19:58

rafrider - (post 581156) "For someone who professes to hold oodles of GKP shares, I find your position very confusing."

"Or is it just the usual nob jockeys desperately trying to keep the tyres inflated."

Can't imagine why rafrider finds your position confusing Oilman.

[mcfly02] 26/6/2019 19:45

Good Evening 😃

Been on the boat all day have I missed anything ???

Or is it just the usual nob jockeys desperately trying to keep the tyres inflated 😂

Looks like the local Chinese has closed down 😱

[frenchybannedme] 26/6/2019 19:03

If one wanted to run a bunch of multi Avatars, it would make perfect sense to make one of them say "real" or "math" occasionally, and to make sure you mostly used this Avatar during the hours you might expect to find posts from a different timezone to the UK.

[0ili0] 26/6/2019 18:03

Who is this predator? Does it wear a duffel coat?

[urals] 26/6/2019 17:28

The AWOL shares are obviously owned by an "interested party" or "parties".Agree.===========I am sure the board will know.It is very interesting indeed.

[urals] 26/6/2019 17:26

judging by your math prowess johnyboy don't you have them?==============Is this knocking clown a yank?? Math??? LOLIts maths over here LOL

[bigdog5] 26/6/2019 16:57

Keep telling yourself that as it's what your five year mission of takeaway BS is based on, lol.

You people have learnt absolutely nothing over the years.

[chinese_takeaway] 26/6/2019 16:47

The AWOL shares are obviously owned by an "interested party" or "parties".Agree.

[bigdog5] 26/6/2019 16:45

johnyboy really, lol.

You've been saying that for 9 years.

I could explain but na:-)

[beernut] 26/6/2019 16:42

Delegation visiting Baghdad in coming days.


Erbil-Baghdad issues can be resolved: Iraqi PM
By Rudaw 4 hours ago
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Erbil-Baghdad issues can be resolved: Iraqi PM
PM Abdil Abdul-Mahdi speaking at his weekly press conference on Tuesday, June 25, 2019. Photo: Screenshot social media
ERBIL, Kurdistan Region- Erbil-Baghdad outstanding issues can be resolved if there is willingness, the Iraqi Prime Minister said on Tuesday during his weekly press conference, amid pressure on his administration to force the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) to handover oil to the State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO).



“We have a budget [bill] agreement. The budget agreement stipulates that it is the duty of the Region to hand over 250,000 barrels of oil,” Iraqi PM Adel Abdul-Mahdi told reporters on Tuesday night in his weekly press conference.


On June 20, Nerchirvan Barzani met with the central government’s prime minister, president, and speaker of the house. The meeting included discussions on the pending disputes over the 2020 budget. The KRG has so far failed to keep its side of the deal agreed in the 2019 budget to deliver 250,000 barrels of oil per day to central government in exchange for its share of the federal budget.

However, Abdul-Mahdi said the meeting with Barzani was “very important” and that the KRG President showed willingness to hold up the Kurdistan Region’s end of the deal and transfer the allotted barrels of oil.

The PM said that dialogue could as soon as tomorrow, or take some time, but reiterated that either way, the government was “committed to implementing the law”.

“The budget law says that the KRG must handover the 250,000 barrels, “otherwise a proportionate amount will be cut from the Region’s budget share. And this is what we are doing”, said Abdul-Madhi.


Since the implementation of the 2019 budget, KRG hasn’t handed over any oil, and a proportionate amount. Baghdad re-started sending full salaries to the Region, since 2014.
According to Abdul-Mahdi, while Baghdad can take legal action, the governments should rather work to find a solution.

“It is also our duty as the children of one country to invest, harness, and use any indication of good will to find solutions”, he said.

“These topics can’t be solved based on attacks, speeches through satellite channels, or journalists. They need to be dealt by officials responsible for the matters putting forth solutions”, the PM added.

Political groups exaggerate issues in media to “make it difficult” for the public to correctly understand the issues, the PM argued.

The PM is particularly feeling the heat coming from former prime minister Haider al-Abadi, who has set his eyes on a second term. Abadi’s Nasr bloc in the parliament has been an ardent critic of the KRG failing to hand over oil and has threatened action.

Abdul-Mahdi said rather that the problems could be resolved “if there is goodwill” and if the main points, are agreed upon, within the framework of Iraqi unity and the constitution.

“Everything has a solution. There is nothing that can’t be resolved.”

Dr. Bashir Haddad, Iraqi parliament’s second deputy speaker, appearing on Rudaw TV on Tuesday night, said that there is a "very constructive atmosphere" now for resolving issues between Baghdad and Erbil.

They have created a "wide network of relations" with other Iraqi Arab blocs, whether Shiites or Sunnis, and have visited major political figures to "calm Erbil-Baghdad" relations.

A delegation from the Kurdistan Region will visit Baghdad in the coming days, for a meeting on "all issues", said Dr. Haddad.


With additional reporting from Mohammed Rwanduzy

[gkphero] 26/6/2019 16:36

No Bigdog. It's predators I tell thee.

[bigdog5] 26/6/2019 16:34

judging by your math prowess johnyboy don't you have them?

[gkphero] 26/6/2019 15:31

The AWOL shares are obviously owned by an "interested party" or "parties".

[urals] 26/6/2019 15:03

The absent ownership is interesting. A very large portion.Its either a buyer, a white Knight, or a company agent, perhaps even the subsidiary .I wouldn't have thought GKP would want to pay a dividend to an absentee.

[urals] 26/6/2019 15:01

There we go again the Royal "we" from another of the constant knockersLittle obvious innit LOL

[bigdog5] 26/6/2019 14:35

Pensioner's as well as the chinese takeaway idiot still haven't worked out where all the "missing shares" are, lol. If they can't do the easy stuff we can see why they fail to grasp everything else:-)

[0ili0] 26/6/2019 13:47

Canarsie...where everyone looks the same.

[pensioner2] 26/6/2019 13:17

B-U. I think Gabriel knows what's going to happen. On any ex-div weakness they plan to execute the buy programme which will limit the weakness and therefore his best price was likely yesterday and he'll get he divi to boot. And that might be a lot more than 5.26p if they can't identify the missing 30% +.

[gkphero] 26/6/2019 13:12

lol, everybody wants some GKP.

Get these bought before it's too late.

[0ili0] 26/6/2019 13:05

They'll be going to the 7th floor and knocking on the 11th door soon.

[gkphero] 26/6/2019 13:02

Wharf talk suggests that GKP is a huge buy now.

[lifeson] 26/6/2019 12:54

Gabriel sounds like a lovely chap!

I wonder what the divi's are going to look like at 110K barrels per day, they will retire the Mrs and I that's for sure.

[gerstenlauer100] 26/6/2019 12:32

presentation from Oil & Gas Investment also

[gerstenlauer100] 26/6/2019 12:22

recent interview with our commercial director Gabriel Papineau-Legris for anyone who hasn't seen

[bubblingup] 26/6/2019 11:56

P2, re 'urgency' he gets the divi now but not if he buys tomorrow. Price would be marked down tomorrow by the value of the divi so that would nominally be neutral. It may not fall by so much tomorrow due to the buyback and the vagaries of the market so safer to buy now.