Lang & Schwarz
| Börsenplatz | Lang & Schwarz |
| Letzter Kurs | 2,3425 EUR |
| Performance | +5,40 % |
| Kurszeit | 16.03.26 |
| Volumen | 9,00 Tsd.Stk. |
| Vortageskurs | 2,2225 EUR |
| 52-Wochen Hoch | 2,6250 EUR |
| 52-Wochen Tief | 1,6870 EUR |
| 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025e | 2026e | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umsatz je Aktie | 2,04 | 0,56 | 0,66 | - | - |
| KGV | 2,01 | -32,80 | 62 | - | - |
| Gewinn je Aktie | 1,18 | -0,05 | 0,03 | - | - |
| Dividendenrendite | 32,61 % | 7,41 % | 5,55 % | 4,47 % | 12,70 % |
| Dividende je Aktie | 1,00 | 0,12 | 0,09 | 0,12 | 0,32 |
| 2023 | 2024 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Umsatz | 124 | 151 | |
| EBITDA | 32 | 83 | |
| EBIT | -13 | 5 | |
| Gewinn | -12 | 7 |
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Ich hab das mal Grok für mich lesen lassen - wo nehmt Ihr nur die Zeit dafür her ?
Die **Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP)** Corporate Presentation vom Februar 2026 (die du verlinkt hast) zeigt ein insgesamt **solides bis eher positives Bild** – aber mit klaren Einschränkungen und Risiken. Es ist **nicht "schlecht"**, aber auch nicht uneingeschränkt "gut" für einen aggressiven Wachstumsinvestor. Hier die wichtigsten Punkte kurz und ehrlich bewertet:
### Positive Aspekte (das macht es "gut")
- **Starke Bilanz**: Schuldenfrei, ca. **$88 Mio. Net Cash** (Stand Januar 2026) → sehr solide für ein Öl-Produzenten in der Region.
- Niedrige Kosten: Operating Costs nur ~**$4.3/Barrel** (extrem günstig).
- Lange Reserves-Life: **~30 Jahre** bei 2P-Reserven von 443 Millionen Barrel (plus weitere Ressourcen).
- Dividendenzahlungen: **$50 Mio. in 2025** ausgezahlt, Commitment zu semi-annual dividends + Buybacks bei überschüssigem Cash.
- Export-Wiederaufnahme: Seit September 2025 wieder Pipeline-Exporte (ITP), erste Anerkennung durch Federal Government of Iraq (FGI) → großer Meilenstein nach 2,5 Jahren Local Sales/Trucking.
- Potenzial für Preissteigerung: Aktuell ~$30/Barrel Cash-Netback (interim), Management erwartet bei $65 Brent mindestens **$45+/Barrel** nach Reconciliation → das würde Cashflow massiv boosten.
- Aktienkurs (Stand ~10.–11. Feb 2026): ~**187–188 GBp**, Market Cap ~$540 Mio. → Analysten hatten teilweise Targets bis 250p (ältere Coverage).
### Negative / Vorsicht-Aspekte (das zieht es runter)
- **Produktionsrückgang 2026**: Guidance **37–41 kbopd** (vs. 41.6 kbopd in 2025) → wegen natürlichem Decline, PF-2 Shutdown und **kein neues Drilling** geplant (nur Workovers & Facilities).
- Kein aggressives Wachstum 2026: Capex nur **$40–50 Mio.** (hauptsächlich Maintenance + Water Handling für ~4–8 kbopd Boost erst 2027).
- Politische/Export-Risiken: Immer noch abhängig von KRG/FGI-Zahlungen, ITP-Vertrag läuft Juli 2026 aus, historische Arrears (~$151 Mio. Mitte 2025), Security-Incidents (Drohnen etc.), geopolitische Instabilität in Kurdistan/Irak.
- Aktueller Preis-Discount: Immer noch nicht voll bei internationalen Brent-Preisen → Cashflow niedriger als möglich.
### Fazit – Gut oder schlecht?
**Eher gut für defensive/value-orientierte Öl-Investoren**, die:
- Hohe Dividendenrendite + Buyback-Potenzial schätzen,
- Debt-free + Cash-Buffer mögen,
- Langfristig auf Shaikan (low-cost, long-life) setzen,
- Politisches Risiko Kurdistan aushalten können.
**Eher schlecht / neutral** für Growth-Investoren, weil 2026 Produktion sinkt, kein neues Drilling sofort, und der große Upside (Drilling-Restart, volle internationale Preise, PSC-Amendments) erst **bedingt** und **später** kommt – und stark von externen Faktoren abhängt (KRG-Zahlungen, ITP-Verlängerung, Ölpreis).
Der aktuelle Aktienkurs (~187p) wirkt fair bis leicht günstig (bei den Reserves und Cash), aber kein "Screamer" mehr wie vor Export-Restart. Wenn die Exporte stabil bleiben und Preise steigen → Potenzial für 220–250p+. Wenn politische Störungen kommen → schnell wieder runter auf 140–160p.
At the DNO event on Wednesday, the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) Acting Minister of Natural Resources, Kamal Mohammed, told Rudaw that “some 22 million barrels of [Kurdish] oil have been delivered to [the Iraqi State Oil Marketing Organization] SOMO” for export under the tripartite agreement. He added that “so far, nearly $214 million has been paid to [international oil] companies [IOCs] for oil production and transportation costs.” Under the September deal, an initial advance of $16 per barrel was set to cover extraction and transportation costs payable to the IOCs. The amount however is temporary and will remain in place until an independent expert firm provides a more accurate cost assessment, with the agreement specifying that payments are to be made in the form of crude oil at prevailing market prices rather than in cash. In early January, Ali Nizar, Director-General of SOMO, told Rudaw that the federal oil ministry “has signed a contract with the British consulting firm Wood Mackenzie, which will begin work in the near future to calculate the actual production costs at oil fields in the Kurdistan Region.” He added that “the tripartite agreement to resume guarantees continuity of the Kurdistan Region’s oil production and ensures that exports will not be halted again.”
10 December 2025
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. (LSE: GKP)
(“Gulf Keystone”, “GKP”, “the Group” or “the Company”)
Operational & Corporate Update
Gulf Keystone, a leading independent operator and producer in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (“Kurdistan”), today provides an operational and corporate update.
Jon Harris, Gulf Keystone’s Chief Executive Officer, said:
“2025 has been a milestone year for the Company after pipeline exports from the Shaikan Field were successfully restarted in September following a hiatus of over two and a half years. Liftings allocated to Gulf Keystone and other IOCs commenced in November and we are pleased to have recently received our first payment. The process as outlined in the interim exports agreements is working and we look forward to a return to full PSC entitlement at international prices following the international independent consultant’s review.
We are on track to meet our production, capital and cost guidance for 2025. Strong operational and financial performance in the year has enabled us to safely advance key projects while distributing $50 million of dividends to shareholders. Cumulative production from the Shaikan Field recently surpassed 150 million barrels, underlining the scale and quality of the asset. Looking ahead to 2026, we are expecting a base work programme focused on the progression of current projects. We are also embedding optionality to restart drilling and review disciplined field development, contingent on consistent exports payments at international prices. We are excited about a potentially transformational year for the Company and remain focused on executing for our shareholders.”
Operational
Strong safety performance, with zero Lost Time Incidents for over 1,050 days Gross average production of c.41,400 bopd in 2025 year to date (as at 8 December 2025), in line with tightened 2025 annual guidance of 40,000 - 42,000 bopd Smooth transition from trucking sales to pipeline exports via the Iraq-Türkiye Pipeline on 27 September 2025, with volumes quickly ramped up towards full well capacity Gross average production in December to date of c.44,000 bopd Continued execution of the 2025 work programme: Ongoing well workover programme expected to lead to incremental increases to production rates in Q1 2026 once two wells are brought back online Further progression of safety upgrades at PF-2, with equipment tie-ins expected as part of a planned plant shut-down of around three weeks in 2026 PF-2 water handling installation on track for commissioning at the beginning of 2027, with engineering design work well advanced
Financial
First payment received for export sales following commencement in November of monthly liftings of Kurdistan crude allocated to Gulf Keystone and other International Oil Companies (“IOCs”) Average realised prices for cash received to date equate to c.$30/bbl, in line with the signed interim exports agreements and representing an improvement to local sales Expect future payments for export sales within 30 days of liftings The Company is accruing a receivable balance for exports sales under the interim agreements, reflecting the transition from pre-paid local sales and the differential to international prices $50 million returned to shareholders in 2025 through semi-annual dividends in April and September Cash balance of $75 million as at 9 December 2025
Outlook
On track to meet tightened 2025 gross annual average production guidance of 40,000 - 42,000 bopd Confirmed 2025 annual guidance for net capital expenditure ($30-$35 million), operating costs ($50-$55 million) and other G&A expenses (below $10 million) The current interim exports agreements are expected to be extended into next year while a review by an international independent consultant of IOC invoices and contractual costs takes place A reconciliation to full PSC entitlement at international prices and the negotiation of long term exports agreements continue to be anticipated on completion of the review The Company is progressing its negotiations with the Kurdistan Regional Government (“KRG”) regarding a number of historical Shaikan commercial matters, including the settlement of past oil sales arrears and other KRG-related assets and liabilities, and will provide an update in due course Guidance for 2026 will be provided in an Operational & Corporate Update announcement in January 2026, with a base work programme expected to focus on the progression of current projects: Enhancing the safety and reliability of the production facilities Maintaining the capacity of existing wells through interventions and workovers Installing water handling facilities at PF-2 to drive incremental production growth and reduce reservoir risk from the beginning of 2027 The Company will embed optionality in its work programme to restart drilling and review disciplined field development, contingent on consistent exports payments and a return to international prices Gulf Keystone continues to consider a potential listing of its shares on the Euronext Growth Oslo, subject to favourable market conditions
The Ministry of Defense will equip the field with air defense systems. Now the de-risking of the KRG begins.
https://twitter.com/IraqiPMO
Based on the orders of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Mr. Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani, and in light of the treacherous and cowardly attack on the Kor Mor oil field in Sulaymaniyah Governorate on November 26, 2025, the committee has begun...
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Nice dividend arriving today and fully expect increased distributions over the coming months once the payments start to roll in. The increased FCF and the commitment from the BoD to distribute excess cash will likely mean distributions in excess of 50-75m over the course of a year, that is a fantastic yield, that is probably excluding any special dividend if a favourable repayment mechanism can be agreed for arrears.
So much to look forward too over the coming months including:
- increased monthly payments
- possible Oslo listing
- repayment arrangements
- investment/growth plans
- permanent payment mechanism following Wood Mackenzie assessment
- possible new CPR including gas reserves?
das meiste findet sich bei einem schwedischen discord über SNM (ich hoffe die Lundins liegen richtig mit ihrer SNM Strategie) und auf lse.co.uk
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| Name | Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited |
| Kurzname | Gulf Keystone |
| Namenszusatz | Registered Shs |
| Kategorie | Aktien |
| Aktientyp | Stammaktien |
| WKN | A2DGZ5 |
| ISIN | BMG4209G2077 |
| Branche | Öl/Gas |
| Land | |
| Referenzwährung | USD |
| Aktienanzahl | 216,71 Mio. |
| Marktkapitalisierung | 507,63 Mio. EUR |
| Geschäftsjahresende | Dezember |
| Freefloat | 87,92 % |
| Individuelle Aktionäre | 58,04 % |
| Institutionelle Aktionäre | 29,88 % |
| Datum | Termin |
|---|---|
| 18.03.2026 | Quartalsmitteilung |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0,5100 | +42,66 | ||
| 2,7300 | +27,57 | ||
| 4,4100 | +26,63 | ||
| 4,5600 | +23,91 | ||
| 12,100 | +23,72 | ||
| 36,76 | -15,90 | ||
| 1,1500 | -16,06 | ||
| 14,950 | -20,10 | ||
| 1,8300 | -21,46 | ||
| 1,1600 | -23,68 |
| Name | Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited |
| Stadt | Hamilton |
| Land |
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