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[Jimmbo]

Kaufen ist angesagt

[Coxos]

aktuelle meldun g aus dem gerichtssaal
Simon Fisher ‏@simonfishybits 23s

Excalibur has NO claim to any part of GKP Yes!!!!!!!

[Jimmbo]

EXCALIBUR ist RAUSSSSSSSS))

[summer6]

So war jetzt nochmal für die Fangemeinde von unserem Teil....
Gruß
S6

[summer6]

Gulf Keystone shares to be suspended as court decides dispute
Mon, 09 September 2013
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Gulf Keystone Petroleum’s shares will be suspended on September 10th while investors wait for an English court to pass judgment on a legal claim concerning its Iraqi oil fields.

The English Commercial Court will decide on claims brought by Excalibur Ventures against Gulf Keystone at 10:30 on September 10th. The judge will read his decision in open court.

Trading in Gulf Keystone shares on AIM will be suspended from 07:30 until the company publishes a Stock Exchange announcement with details of the decision, probably later that day.

The ruling will decide on a long-running dispute, worth up to $1.6bn (£1bn), between Gulf Keystone and Excalibur, ex-US Green Beret Rex Wempen’s company.

Wempen claims Gulf Keystone agreed in 2006 to give him 30% of any oil concessions it won in Iraq’s Kurdistan region. Gulf Keystone has argued that Wempen did not meet his obligation under the agreement to contribute to exploration costs.

[summer6]

Gulf Keystone Petroleum jumps ahead of key court judgement
Company to discover decision on Kurdistan oil field dispute on Tuesday
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Oil exploration group Gulf Keystone Petroleum will see its shares suspended on Tuesday ahead of a key court judgement, but investors are piling in ahead of the trading halt.

The company has been in dispute with US based Excalibur Ventures, which claims it has the right to 30% of Gulf's oil field in Iraqi Kurdistan.

The commercial court in London now plans to rule on the claim at 10.30 on Tuesday. Gulf said:

As the decision will be given in real time in open court and in order to maintain an orderly market in the company's shares, Gulf Keystone confirms that trading in its shares on AIM will be suspended from 7.30 a.m. on 10 September 2013 and this suspension will remain in place until such time as the company releases an RNS giving details of the decision, which is expected to be later the same day.
Gulf has been tipped as a takeover target for oil majors wanting to increase their presence in the semi-autonomous region of northern Iraq, and investors obviously feel that the court decision could finally pave the way for action. But analyst Jamal Orazbayeva at Westhouse said:

The market may perceive the conclusion of the case as a removal of an obstacle towards the sale of the company and thus, the resolution may have a positive impact on the day. However, we believe that it is the political uncertainty in Kurdistan rather than the litigation case that is the main obstacle for a potential takeout. We think that if the shares react positively on the news, it might be a good opportunity to exit.
Gulf shares are currently 2.5% higher at 188p, valuing the company at nearly £1.7bn.

[Jimmbo]

NEWS!

Morgen wird das Urteil verkündet. Der Handel wird mrg. ausgesetzt biss eine RNS verkündet wird. Court case decision findet real time statt.

[Coxos]

verhandlung etc alles bereits seit märz beendet
urteilsverkündung wurde nochmals verschoben
letzter stand:
1. oder 2. september woche
die 1. ist nun vorbei
=> innerhalb der nächsten 6 tage sollte dieses thema dann beendet sein

[Eulenfoerster]

Zitat von Coxos: bis 23. august oder am 23.
ansonsten top leistung vom managment
in 4,5 jahren von 1. bohrung auf 40.000 bopd

Hab jetzt diesbezüglich keine News gelesen.Dauert der Prozeß noch an ?

[summer6]

Thursday 25 July, 2013
Gulf Keystone Petrol
2013 AGM Results and Directorate Change
RNS Number : 1972K
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd.
25 July 2013
 

Not for release, publication or distribution in or into the United States or jurisdictions other than the United Kingdom and Bermuda where to do so would constitute a contravention of the relevant laws of such jurisdiction.
 
 
25 July 2013
 
 
 
Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd. (AIM: GKP)
("Gulf Keystone" or "the Company")
 
Results of 2013 Annual General Meeting and Directorate Change
 
 
The Board of Gulf Keystone, a leading independent E&P operator in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, is pleased to announce that all the resolutions proposed at the Company's Annual General Meeting ("AGM") held today at 12pm in Bermuda, were duly passed by shareholders.
 
Resolutions 2.2 and 2.3, relating to the re-appointment of Messrs Mehdi Varzi and Ali Al-Qabandi as Directors of the Company, were withdrawn by the Chairman as they had advised the Company on 20 July 2013 that they had withdrawn their consent to be considered for re-election as directors of the Company. Accordingly, Mr Mehdi Varzi retired by rotation, in accordance with the Company's Bye-laws, with effect from the close of the AGM, after having served as a Non-Executive Director for over five years and Mr Ali al-Qabandi retired by rotation, in accordance with the Company's Bye-laws, with effect from the close of the AGM, after having served as a Director for six years.
 
Further to the passing of Resolutions 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7, Messrs Jeremy Benjamin Gerald Asher, Thomas Counter Shull, John Bell and Philip Anthony Dimmock have been elected to the Board and will take up their positions as Non-Executive Directors of the Company once the AIM mandated due diligence process is complete within the next few weeks. A further announcement will be made at that time.
 
Further to the passing of Resolution 3, Mr Simon Murray has been re-appointed as Independent Non-Executive Chairman of the Company.
 
Commenting on today's announcement, Simon Murray, Independent Non-Executive Chairman, said:
 
"I am pleased to welcome our four new Non-Executive Directors to the Board, and look forward to their contribution as we progress our move to the Standard Segment of the Official List of the London Stock Exchange.
 
"The Company would like to thank Ali Al-Qabandi, the co-founder and, most recently, Business Development Director of Gulf Keystone, and Mehdi Varzi, a long-standing Non-Executive Director, for their invaluable guidance and significant contribution to finding, establishing and steering what is today a major oil & gas development in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
 
"The Company remains focused on creating further value for shareholders by continuing to develop our world class acreage in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq as we transition to becoming a significant oil producer in the region."