Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[nestoframpers] 29/10/2023 21:55

An unnamed security source reported on Sunday evening that the Iraq-Syria border region was struck by an unidentified aerial attack, marking the second incident of its kind within 72 hours.

The attack targeted the vicinity of Al-Bukamal city in the eastern countryside of Deir ez-Zor, near the Iraq-Syria border. Details about the airstrike remain limited at this time.

[doctortakeover] 29/10/2023 21:24

JakelaMottaPosts: 151Price: 120.50Strong Buy1+1=328 Oct 2023 14:09Might interest the many mathematically challenged FUdsters living here.ReplyRecommendReport PostJakelaMottaPosts: 151Price: 120.50Strong BuySentiment and the mystery of IG28 Oct 2023 12:22ReplyRecommendReport PostJakelaMottaPosts: 151Price: 120.50Strong BuyENORMOUS UPSIDE POTENTIAL28 Oct 2023 11:45CEO's words last week.And he is right in spades.Debt free , 82m++ cash, FCF even on local sales $6-10m/month,200m+ 2p reserves,$ 750m of production infrastructure paid for.On export resumption ,PSC legitimised , and M+A inevitable.SINOPEC

[doctortakeover] 29/10/2023 21:23

HTTPS://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1718685494895132676?t=d1tllecWLWvvzwnP63qqcg&s=19

[habshan] 29/10/2023 21:16

Bigdog - "The reality was the company were in a dire state prior to the run up to the first wipeout in July 2016."

Then why did you say this, you could hardly have been more wrong could you:-

Bigdog shortly before the restructuring - "We wont run out of cash. Plus, POO rising, grip on the war, CPR/FDP's going to be addressed. The problems of the past are being addressed."

You were the biggest ramper we've ever seen on this board weren't you Sarah:-

"Shaikan is massive, possibly 18b-26b barrels OIP. The 18b figure was recently mentioned by one of the BoD's. TK has suggested we could have 26b."

"Value we're not sure but think north of $5 a barrel. Recovery around 30%. Company maker"

"I hold to the theory that Shaikan is perhaps the largest find in a generation?"

"Shaikan is colossal."

[johnbuysghost] 29/10/2023 21:08

BigdogSarah5IQ on the bitter on a Sunday night.

[johnbuysghost] 29/10/2023 21:07

Lol nest, 90%..... 😮

[nestoframpers] 29/10/2023 20:28

For a once in a rare occasion drink rather than everyday. Melts holes in the stomach.

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 18:23

HUGETAKEAWAY: No big hat no cattle here - I am 44, 6'2 - single because women have left me - however fairly well off..

And a stake at play...

[hugetakeaway] 29/10/2023 17:50

HTTPS://twitter.com/GoodnightCharl1/status/1718685494895132676?t=d1tllecWLWvvzwnP63qqcg&s=19

[johnbuysghost] 29/10/2023 17:49

Cheers mmt1. Looks like a nice drop.

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 17:47

Bottle of Abosolute/Finlandia/Pan Tadeusz/Chopin/ Wyborowa here

Add this into the "popitka" with the pilsner...

[hugetakeaway] 29/10/2023 17:38

FILL YER BOOTS

[johnbuysghost] 29/10/2023 17:16

Exciting week coming up.

Get ready.......I'm ready with a Sunday bottle of JD Honey.

Sweet....like a GKP investment. 😀

[shortsqueezer] 29/10/2023 17:02

True but if you were planning on investing billions would you not want to have your own team do the testing?

[highlander7] 29/10/2023 16:59

Thats already been done a few years ago when GKP had a Data Room open for potential buyers. Then done again by the Chinese a year or so ago. Yes the wells have to be tested. Which is why they pulled the ESP's

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 16:02

Not sure if this has been posted yet...

httpx://www.iraqoilreport.com/news/september-oil-production-steady-46109/

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 15:37

shortsqueezer: Trust me EMED/ATYM was worse... This is the game we play :P

[shortsqueezer] 29/10/2023 15:27

Cant believe I'm getting impatient after 13 years lol

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 15:03

shortsqueezer : we are all just gathering clues :)

[shortsqueezer] 29/10/2023 14:52

Still more waffling. Get on with it ffs !

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 14:50

hxxps://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/271020231

[mmt1] 29/10/2023 14:40

The Iraqi Prime Minister, Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani, disclosed Tuesday that international oil firms operating in the Kurdistan region of Iraq are anticipating a recommencement of oil production activities within the next month. This would follow once both parties align on the costs associated with oil production.

It’s pertinent to note that the movement of oil exports from the north of Iraq, via the Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline, had been put on halt since March of this year.

This interruption in oil exports was a consequence of a verdict by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Paris. The arbitration decision mandated that Turkey pay a sum of $1.5 billion to Baghdad. This compensation was to account for damages borne from the unauthorized export of oil by the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) between 2014 and 2018, which was conducted without the requisite approvals from the central government in Baghdad.

Corroborating the readiness for renewed operations, Turkey’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Alparslan Bayraktar, earlier in October, asserted that the aforementioned pipeline is in operational condition. Additionally, Ankara is gearing up to recommence oil export proceedings via the Ceyhan port, strategically situated on the Mediterranean coast.

Senior personnel within the Iraqi oil sector have unveiled that discussions are underway to renew oil export operations from northern Iraq. The negotiations involve the utilization of the crucial pipeline that connects Iraq and Turkey.

Prime Minister Al-Sudani also touched upon the concerns of foreign entities operating in the Kurdistan region of Iraq. According to him, these companies opine that the production costs proposed by the Iraqi government don’t resonate with the actual costs encountered in the oil fields in northern Iraq. This mismatch could potentially hinder the pace and volume of production.

Highlighting the gravity of the suspended operations, the Association of the Petroleum Industry of Kurdistan (APIKUR) has shed light on the significant economic repercussions. As per a statement released in mid-October by the association, the oil sector has faced a staggering loss of $7 billion due to the standstill of the oil pipeline that connects Iraq and Turkey.

This multi-faceted issue, with its deep-rooted economic and political nuances, underscores the intricate relationship between Iraq and Turkey, the oil sector’s significance in the region, and the paramount role of international entities in shaping the energy dynamics. As both nations work towards finding a middle ground, the resumption of oil production is keenly awaited, marking a significant step towards economic recovery and stability in the region.

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True???