Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 17:33

#GKPFDP finally being submitted Q4.IMOMeans a friendly KRG agreed deal effectively done.And/or any competitive parties bids now forced to go public PRIOR.Most obvious incoming takeover ever, the only unknown is will it be a friendly done deal , or an in public battle.

[bigdog5] 05/9/2021 17:25

No I didn't, show me where I said it was a failure.

Making stuff up again Hills?

[lespadge] 05/9/2021 17:07

£25!!

Sounds fantastic, but can't see that myself, but wouldn't say no mark you>>

What i do say with some confidence, is that we're worth a lot more than 1.83...

[beernut] 05/9/2021 16:43

Hi Lespadge.
I like the talk of minimum £25.
But feel we all deserve a lot more than that for having to put up with all the antics that have gone on here. Gla.

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 16:33

SOLD BEFORE Christmas....... ... WELL BEFORE. YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 16:32

$100m dividend a year ++LOLOLOLOL. If they had any intention of staying independent operator to 110k and beyond they would use this huge FCF to fund a bond issue instead ....that would raise all the cash they would need to grow. Debt investors would be falling over themselves to finance a company with such a strong covenant. But they paying it OUT instead!!!!! .TAKEOVER friendly or otherwise now INEVITABLE . Hostile competition looking far more LIKELY than previous.. FDP submission coming this Q4 will have new OPERATORS NAME on it.

[lespadge] 05/9/2021 16:25

Hi beernut...Unsure why the change of avatar from oilman.... Yes a takeover would be great... These dividends are marvelous though I have to say...£5 would suit me, although I have no idea what's cooking and what a great price would be should it occur..

[beernut] 05/9/2021 16:16

Hi Lespadge. Oilman I seem to remember from the early days was an investor. I still think he is but they’ve all been paid well by say Goldman Sachs to talk as many out of their investments as possible readying for the inevitable T/O.

[lespadge] 05/9/2021 16:14

Hello Hydro .I remember sharing messages with you ... It looks like GKP are ready to roll again... Fingers crossed..I suspect the oil price has some legs in it too..

[lespadge] 05/9/2021 15:33

Wow...I literally still have big dog filtered from the old days!!..Lol, I guess I always knew he was untrustworthy..

[officerdigby] 05/9/2021 15:13

Kurdy, S12 was drilled to test/appraise the lower reservoir. They got initially 4.6k then produced a long while at 4k.Later on they redid the well to produce from the higher reservoir. And got 5k +.BD says S12 was a failure.?What do you know about this one that is not reported? Maybe that part of your goat cam is declassified now.. most part of year later.Did it go down much lower or something else.Thanks

[bigdog5] 05/9/2021 15:09

Truth, facts and reality all for free.

Its all about knowing the real score as opposed to the ramping BS that still relies on the out of date, totally irrelevant and now disproved BS data from the Kozel days.

He certainly managed your expectations whilst at the same time taking hundred's of millions out of the company before putting in place all that was required to wreck it. However he did get something correct in that there wouldn't be many PI's left at the end simply because he would have known the bonds couldn't be paid off and the PI's would get wiped out.

For legend read con artist?

[bigdog5] 05/9/2021 14:33

Kurdman, with the evidence and clues I reckon its down to one shard if that. Remember all that load of bull came from the Kozel days and all of his BS has been proved to be just that, BS.

[nobull] 05/9/2021 14:18

Thanks all for the intelligent discussion here.

[lespadge] 05/9/2021 13:46

Hello Beernut.... Been here all along... Yes, good things ahead at last... Why has oilman changed his and her avatar? Big dog still doing his thing too.. Must be paid well to keep it going for so long.

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 13:41

SOLD BEFORE Christmas....... ... WELL BEFORE. YOU CAN TAKE THAT TO THE BANK

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 13:41

$100m dividend a year ++LOLOLOLOL. If they had any intention of staying independent operator to 110k and beyond they would use this huge FCF to fund a bond issue instead ....that would raise all the cash they would need to grow. Debt investors would be falling over themselves to finance a company with such a strong covenant. But they paying it OUT instead!!!!! .TAKEOVER friendly or otherwise now INEVITABLE . Hostile competition looking far more LIKELY than previous.. FDP submission coming this Q4 will have new OPERATORS NAME on it.

[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 13:39

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[sinopec_gkp_new_owners] 05/9/2021 13:39

None of that is a recapitalisation SteephillIt's distribution returns.That recapitalisation on the way though :)

[kurdman63] 05/9/2021 13:36

😂😂🤡

09/2016:- 20 for 9 offer @ 83.14p

Just after they had diluted shareholders by 95%

What a bargain 😂😂😂😂8514;😂ԅ14;😂😂;😂😂

[beernut] 05/9/2021 13:14

Strategic Petroleum Reserve draws increase as Gulf oil remains offline
By SHEELA TOBBEN on 9/4/2021

(Bloomberg) --The U.S. is granting a second refiner in Louisiana access to the country’s emergency crude stockpiles as most oil-producing platforms in the Gulf of Mexico remain offline after Hurricane Ida.

Placid Refining Co. will receive 300,000 barrels of crude from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the Department of Energy said Friday, following 1.5 million granted to Exxon Mobil Corp. Thursday. The so-called exchanges require the companies to pay back in kind within two to three months, plus some extra barrels.

President Joe Biden said Thursday the U.S. would use all the tools at its disposal to increase the availability of gasoline and ease pressure on prices at the pump. With refineries that represent nearly one-fifth of America’s crude-processing capacity, Louisiana is grappling with fuel shortages that are hindering relief efforts, while pushing up gasoline prices across the country.

The government-run supply of emergency crude -- established in the aftermath of the Arab oil embargo in the 1970s and stored deep underground in salt caverns along the Gulf Coast -- has been used a few times after hurricanes.

Placid will use the crude for its 75,000-barrel-a-day refinery near Baton Rouge, which is among the fuel-making plants that have restarted operations. Exxon will use it at its nearby facility.

At least three companies have been shopping for crude grades they’d normally get from platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, according to traders. The hunt for these scarce supplies have pushed up prices for Gulf oil grades such as Mars Blend to the strongest levels in months.

Royal Dutch Shell Plc said Thursday that its offshore West Delta-143 facilities that serve as the transfer station for all production from assets in the Mars corridor were damaged, based on initial flyover assessments.

In addition to offshore logistics, one key piece of infrastructure that would need to swiftly return to aid production recovery is the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port. Known more commonly as LOOP, it receives crude flowing on pipes linked to offshore oil platforms. It had suspended deliveries ahead of the storm.

LOOP handles as much as 15% of U.S. crude oil supply, and it also operates a marine terminal, some 45 miles (72 kilometers) offshore that handles imports and exports of crude transported by tanker.

Meanwhile, pump prices are expected to reach the highest level in seven years going into the Labor Day weekend. About 12% of the nation’s crude processing capacity was shut or reduced ahead of Hurricane Ida.