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Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – H1 “free cash outflow” $2m, “gross average production of 14,600 bopd… H1 2025: 44,100 bopd… gross volumes currently approaching 40,000 bopd”

2026-08-25 06:31:41

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – “shut-in production operations as a safety precaution due to the developing regional security environment”

2026-07-20 06:55:16

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – “Update on Shaikan Field operations… temporarily shut-in production operations”

2026-03-02 07:57:28

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – completes a dual listing on Euronext Growth Oslo

2026-02-18 07:28:19

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – proposed dual-listing on Euronext Growth Oslo and “retail offering… to satisfy applicable listing criteria”

2026-02-04 07:46:28

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – “lifting of Kurdistan crude… has been completed by the nominated trader at the Ceyhan oil terminal”

2025-11-17 07:49:37

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – restart of Shaikan Field pipeline exports

2025-09-29 06:50:06

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – 'Operational & Corporate Update', “continues to engage with government stakeholders” re. a restart of crude exports

2024-12-11 07:59:59

Iraqi plans for profit sharing contracts with the IOCs would still benefit Gulf Keystone and Genel and remove uncertainty - both are speculative buys

The Kurdistan based oil producers have largely been kept in limbo in terms of when international oil exports might begin again, as well as what will ultimately happen going forwards in terms of contracts with the government.

By Gary Newman | Published 2024-09-30 12:09:55 |

Gulf Keystone (#GKP) – “local market demand remains variable”, continue to “push for the restart of exports and payment surety for past and future sales”

2024-01-31 07:52:34

Why I'm considering switching my Gulf Keystone holding for Genel instead

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP) and Genel Energy (GENL) are good examples of what can happen when geo-political factors come into play and highlight why you always need to consider those risks.

By Gary Newman | Published 2023-08-20 13:34:29 |

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – notes local sales and “continue to believe the suspension of Kurdistan crude exports will be temporary”

2023-08-09 06:59:36

Gulf Keystone (#GKP) – updates encouraged by ongoing engagement re. currently suspended exports but no timeline and focusing on costs

2023-06-16 06:39:35

Gulf Keystone carries plenty of political risk until production resumes, but the upside makes it worth taking at this stage - speculative buy

As you would expect, Gulf Keystone (GKP) has been severely impacted by the suspension of oil exports from Kurdistan to Turkey, following Iraq’s victory in an international arbitration case which deemed that some aspects of the deal between the other two parties were illegal.

By Gary Newman | Published 2023-05-22 12:59:22 |

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – expects to shut-in production processed at Production Facility 1 today, ‘continues to believe suspension of exports will be temporary’

2023-03-31 06:55:24

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – notes pipeline shut-in, to shortly suspend production though also notes public statements confidence

2023-03-27 06:57:16

Gulf Keystone is well positioned to benefit from continued oil price strength - BUY

Oil has been showing signs of weakness in recent months after hitting highs of nearly $140/barrel – for Brent – earlier this year, and has suffered over concerns about the economic situation in many countries in the coming months.

By Gary Newman | Published 2022-10-24 11:57:41 |

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – “tightening 2022 gross production guidance to 44,000 - 47,000 bopd”

2022-06-24 07:56:29

Gulf Keystone Petroleum (#GKP) – proposed $50m special dividend

2022-05-25 07:55:34

Karma: Tod Kozel of £1 billion ramp Gulf Keystone infamy sent to prison for 5 years

Do you remember when Gulf Keystone (GKP) was the darling of the Bulletin Board Morons? Its market cap surged to £1 billion as its lying charlatan of a founder and CEO Tod Kozel claimed it had reserves greater than Shell. The self described “Tod Squad” of Bulletin Board worshippers insisted that folks like myself, Lucian and Was Shakoor who called out Tod’s bogus claims and the insane valuation were being reported to the FCA and would go to jail. Oh what sweet irony…

By Tom Winnifrith, the Sheriff of AIM | Published 2022-02-01 13:40:00 |

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Fagash5 Oct 2026

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