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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.065.392 von texas2 am 28.06.15 10:59:47Schon richtig, dass Gulf dahinraffen kann, wenn es so weitergeht. Aber das betrifft ja auch die anderen Firmen. Und wenn's so weitergeht, ziehen sich die Firmen zurück und die Iraker stehen ohne Firmen da.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.061.309 von texas2 am 27.06.15 09:37:22Aus dem Jahresbericht 2014
Gross liftings were 6.5 million barrels of oil (2013: 304,680
barrels of oil). Of these liftings six million barrels were lifted
for the export market and 0.5 million barrels for the domestic
market. Revenue realised for the period was $38.6 million,
of which $28.2 million arose from export sales (2013: $Nil)
and $10.4 million from domestic sales (2013: $6.7 million).
Wenn man für 1 bbl Öl 50 bis 100 $ erlösen kann wären das bei 6,5 mio bbl Öl irgegend etwas bei 650 bis 325 Mio $ für 2014 also weit weg von den tatsächlich erlösten 38,6 mio $ bei GKP (schon klar: damit muss capex, opex, Förderzins etc bezahlen - aber mir geht es hier um die Verhältnismäßigkeit). Finde es ein wenig übertrieben, wenn GKP es "feiernd" herausstreicht wenn sie zB einen 15 mio $ Scheck überwiesen bekommen. Würde eher sagen die leben zur Zeit von Almosen. Kein Wunder dass man Angst haben muss dass die pleite gehen - glaube/hoffe ich aber nicht. Das Geld ist offensichtlich in die Taschen der Kurden/Iraker geflossen. Mit diesen Millionen hätte man wahrscheinlich auch die ISIS bestechen können, damit die aufhören zu kämpfen.
Der abgestürzte Kurs von GKP ist für mich ein Zock wert aber ich wäre nicht so weit, richtiges Geld dort zu investieren, allein schon wegen dem einen oder anderen Politiker Clan, der dort reicher wird.
Gross liftings were 6.5 million barrels of oil (2013: 304,680
barrels of oil). Of these liftings six million barrels were lifted
for the export market and 0.5 million barrels for the domestic
market. Revenue realised for the period was $38.6 million,
of which $28.2 million arose from export sales (2013: $Nil)
and $10.4 million from domestic sales (2013: $6.7 million).
Wenn man für 1 bbl Öl 50 bis 100 $ erlösen kann wären das bei 6,5 mio bbl Öl irgegend etwas bei 650 bis 325 Mio $ für 2014 also weit weg von den tatsächlich erlösten 38,6 mio $ bei GKP (schon klar: damit muss capex, opex, Förderzins etc bezahlen - aber mir geht es hier um die Verhältnismäßigkeit). Finde es ein wenig übertrieben, wenn GKP es "feiernd" herausstreicht wenn sie zB einen 15 mio $ Scheck überwiesen bekommen. Würde eher sagen die leben zur Zeit von Almosen. Kein Wunder dass man Angst haben muss dass die pleite gehen - glaube/hoffe ich aber nicht. Das Geld ist offensichtlich in die Taschen der Kurden/Iraker geflossen. Mit diesen Millionen hätte man wahrscheinlich auch die ISIS bestechen können, damit die aufhören zu kämpfen.
Der abgestürzte Kurs von GKP ist für mich ein Zock wert aber ich wäre nicht so weit, richtiges Geld dort zu investieren, allein schon wegen dem einen oder anderen Politiker Clan, der dort reicher wird.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.951.821 von Eulenfoerster am 10.06.15 21:56:31Am Fr mit +24% geschlossen und nix genaues weiß man nicht.
Die Kurden wollen 5 mrd $ Schulden aufnehmen - ob da auch ein paar Brösel für die Bezahlung der Erdölfirmen abfallen?
Die Shorter hat der Mut verlassen und sie kaufen zurück?
Am Fr hatte man in London ein Marktvolumen von rund 12 Mio Aktien. Will jemand mit einer dickeren Brieftasche einsteigen (der vielleicht jetzt schon weiß wie es in der Zukunft weitergehen soll)?
Die Kurden wollen 5 mrd $ Schulden aufnehmen - ob da auch ein paar Brösel für die Bezahlung der Erdölfirmen abfallen?
Die Shorter hat der Mut verlassen und sie kaufen zurück?
Am Fr hatte man in London ein Marktvolumen von rund 12 Mio Aktien. Will jemand mit einer dickeren Brieftasche einsteigen (der vielleicht jetzt schon weiß wie es in der Zukunft weitergehen soll)?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.951.689 von texas2 am 10.06.15 21:44:06Na also, die brauchen einen Arschtritt und den bekommen sie. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.899.517 von Eulenfoerster am 02.06.15 21:26:44KRG sets ** JUNE 15 ** deadline for Baghdad oil sales:Official
02 June 2015 13:51
Deputy head of oil and gas committee warns that Erbil will sell its oil abroad if Baghdad does not pay
If the Kurdish Regional Government does not receive a commitment from Baghdad for oil sales payments by June 15, it won't continue to deliver oil to State Organization for Marketing of Oil, SOMO, Dilshad Shaban, the deputy head of the oil and gas committee in the KRG parliament told Anadolu Agency on Tuesday.
According to an agreement reached on Dec. 2 between Erbil and Baghdad, the Kurdish government was to export 250,000 barrels of oil per day, and the Kirkuk province 300,000 barrels per day via SOMO.
In return, Baghdad was to provide 17 percent of the national budget to the regional government. But Baghdad has made only a small part of the payments due.
The result is a financial crisis in the region, Shaban said, in which the regional government cannot pay for public services.
Shaban said that international companies provide a ready market for Erbil's oil.
Shaban said that KRG awaits an answer from Baghdad, and, respecting the agreement, does not sell oil on international markets.
"The KRG could export 650 thousand barrels of oil per day and earn $900 million. We could then pay civil servants' salaries, " he said.
"If the Iraqi government doesn't send an official answer by June 15, the KRG won’t deliver any more oil to SOMO in Baghdad. In that case, we will sell our oil on our own to the global market," he added.
According to Shaban, should Baghdad violate the agreement, there will be economic repercussions.
"Without the KRG's help, Baghdad can’t sell Kirkuk oil. The KRG will sell Kirkuk’s oil to others," he said.
There have been numerous disputes between Erbil and Baghdad about the amount of crude oil being exported. While Erbil accuses the central government of failing to provide its full share from the national budget, Baghdad claims the Kurdish regional government has not delivered on its promised amount of crude oil from Kirkuk.
02 June 2015 13:51
Deputy head of oil and gas committee warns that Erbil will sell its oil abroad if Baghdad does not pay
If the Kurdish Regional Government does not receive a commitment from Baghdad for oil sales payments by June 15, it won't continue to deliver oil to State Organization for Marketing of Oil, SOMO, Dilshad Shaban, the deputy head of the oil and gas committee in the KRG parliament told Anadolu Agency on Tuesday.
According to an agreement reached on Dec. 2 between Erbil and Baghdad, the Kurdish government was to export 250,000 barrels of oil per day, and the Kirkuk province 300,000 barrels per day via SOMO.
In return, Baghdad was to provide 17 percent of the national budget to the regional government. But Baghdad has made only a small part of the payments due.
The result is a financial crisis in the region, Shaban said, in which the regional government cannot pay for public services.
Shaban said that international companies provide a ready market for Erbil's oil.
Shaban said that KRG awaits an answer from Baghdad, and, respecting the agreement, does not sell oil on international markets.
"The KRG could export 650 thousand barrels of oil per day and earn $900 million. We could then pay civil servants' salaries, " he said.
"If the Iraqi government doesn't send an official answer by June 15, the KRG won’t deliver any more oil to SOMO in Baghdad. In that case, we will sell our oil on our own to the global market," he added.
According to Shaban, should Baghdad violate the agreement, there will be economic repercussions.
"Without the KRG's help, Baghdad can’t sell Kirkuk oil. The KRG will sell Kirkuk’s oil to others," he said.
There have been numerous disputes between Erbil and Baghdad about the amount of crude oil being exported. While Erbil accuses the central government of failing to provide its full share from the national budget, Baghdad claims the Kurdish regional government has not delivered on its promised amount of crude oil from Kirkuk.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.883.932 von texas2 am 31.05.15 15:38:43Na immerhin machen die Kurden Druck. Da wird schon Bewegung ins Spiel bringen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.778.238 von texas2 am 14.05.15 12:35:51Dann könnte es noch 1/2 a dauern bis das produzierte Öl bezahlt wird 
Iraq's semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan will sell its oil independently of Baghdad if the national government does not pay the money it owes, the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government told CNBC over the weekend.
Oil-rich Kurdistan, which has historically had a very tense relationship with the rest of Iraq, has been in dispute with the federal government in Baghdad since 2014 over oil exports and budget distribution. For the last year, national government funding for the region has been erratic, amid accusations that the region is selling oil without Baghdad's consent and failing to meet production quotas.
"Either Iraq will commit to the agreement that they have and will pay the Kurdistan region or, in another case, if they don't and fail to pay Kurdistan, then we will be selling our own oil and collecting our own revenue," Masoud Barzani, the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government, told CNBC from the World Economic Forum in Jordan.
Kurdistan has previously threatened to start independently selling its oil—despite doubts over whether it has the international clout to do so. However, Barzani said Saturday that the region would give Baghdad only "one or two more months" before taking action.
Hmm in der Übersetzung sagt er etwas von " few months"
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102705050
Iraq's semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan will sell its oil independently of Baghdad if the national government does not pay the money it owes, the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government told CNBC over the weekend.
Oil-rich Kurdistan, which has historically had a very tense relationship with the rest of Iraq, has been in dispute with the federal government in Baghdad since 2014 over oil exports and budget distribution. For the last year, national government funding for the region has been erratic, amid accusations that the region is selling oil without Baghdad's consent and failing to meet production quotas.
"Either Iraq will commit to the agreement that they have and will pay the Kurdistan region or, in another case, if they don't and fail to pay Kurdistan, then we will be selling our own oil and collecting our own revenue," Masoud Barzani, the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government, told CNBC from the World Economic Forum in Jordan.
Kurdistan has previously threatened to start independently selling its oil—despite doubts over whether it has the international clout to do so. However, Barzani said Saturday that the region would give Baghdad only "one or two more months" before taking action.
Hmm in der Übersetzung sagt er etwas von " few months"
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102705050
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.751.190 von texas2 am 10.05.15 22:30:22http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/research/report/gulf…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.584.194 von texas2 am 16.04.15 23:39:52Hier habe ich Hoffnung, dass über die MOL auch etwas für GKP rauskommt:
Barzani arrives in Hungary, important oil partner for Kurdistan
By RÛDAW 14 minutes ago
Barzani departing Washington for Budapest. Rudaw photo.
ERBIL, Kurdistan – Kurdish President Masoud Barzani arrived in Budapest on Sunday for talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban and other top officials.
Fuad Hussein, the president’s chief of staff, told Rudaw that Barzani would meet with the ministers of defense, foreign affairs and trade.
Hungary has emerged as an important oil partner for Erbil, both as a developer and potential regular buyer of its crude.
Last year, Erbil approved the development of a major oil field by Hungary’s MOL Group. The integrated oil and gas company has indicated it wants to buy Kurdish crude for its European refineries on a regular basis.
Strong ties between Hungary and Kurdistan were reinforced with the opening of a new Hungarian consulate in Erbil in November.
Last month, Hungary’s parliament approved the deployment of 150 soldiers in Erbil as part of the international coalition against the war with Islamic State (ISIS).
Barzani arrived in Budapest from Washington, where he met with President Barack Obama at the White House and held talks with senior US officials.
After Hungary, Barzani will be heading for talks with leaders in the Czech Republic.
Barzani arrives in Hungary, important oil partner for Kurdistan
By RÛDAW 14 minutes ago
Barzani departing Washington for Budapest. Rudaw photo.
ERBIL, Kurdistan – Kurdish President Masoud Barzani arrived in Budapest on Sunday for talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban and other top officials.
Fuad Hussein, the president’s chief of staff, told Rudaw that Barzani would meet with the ministers of defense, foreign affairs and trade.
Hungary has emerged as an important oil partner for Erbil, both as a developer and potential regular buyer of its crude.
Last year, Erbil approved the development of a major oil field by Hungary’s MOL Group. The integrated oil and gas company has indicated it wants to buy Kurdish crude for its European refineries on a regular basis.
Strong ties between Hungary and Kurdistan were reinforced with the opening of a new Hungarian consulate in Erbil in November.
Last month, Hungary’s parliament approved the deployment of 150 soldiers in Erbil as part of the international coalition against the war with Islamic State (ISIS).
Barzani arrived in Budapest from Washington, where he met with President Barack Obama at the White House and held talks with senior US officials.
After Hungary, Barzani will be heading for talks with leaders in the Czech Republic.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.572.818 von texas2 am 15.04.15 20:34:17Irak Kurdistan besser verstehen
http://belfercenter.hks.harvard.edu/files/PAE%20Kurdistan.pd…
http://belfercenter.hks.harvard.edu/files/PAE%20Kurdistan.pd…
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