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YEAH FTSE 100
dann kommen die fonkks und kaufen
alle wollen gkp haben
YEAH
dann kommen die fonkks und kaufen
alle wollen gkp haben
YEAH
Heutiger Independent-Beitrag:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/oil-group-pl…
Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP), the fast-growing oil group, plans to move to the main board of the London Stock Exchange in April.
The Iraq-focused oil group, which is currently listed on the junior Aim-market, has long targeted a move to the full index, though the timing has not been certain partly due to share ownership issues.
However, the one-time minnow's growth has been so extraordinary in the past two months that GKP would comfortably qualify for the FTSE 100 blue chip club.
Todd Kozel, GKP's hugely colourful executive chairman from Texas, told The Independent on Sunday: "We're not that little kid in short-pants anymore, it's time to move to the full list. We're working on it [a full listing] operationally, internally, administratively and I'd like to have this done in April, maybe May."
Mr Kozel, inset below, said the recent rise, which has seen the price climb from 128p at the end of October to 411p at close of play on Friday, was due to the "world waking up" to the vast oil reserves GKP possesses in the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan in Iraq. This increased share price values the company at around £3.5bn.
Institutional investors' interests have been piqued by widespread speculation that bidders are circling GKP. US giant ExxonMobil, which has bet heavily on the region, has run the slide rule over the company, with rumours suggesting that Chinese giant, Sinopec, has also mulled an offer.
A leading investor said that the huge level of recent interest in the shares was partly down to institutions looking to sweep up shares ahead of GKP joining, at least, the FTSE 250. More fund managers have looked to take shares once they realised that it was likely to be a FTSE 100 company.
However, Mr Kozel said that he hoped that small private investors, who speculate feverishly about the company on online discussion forums and some of whom have risked their life-savings on GKP, would not be squeezed out by the big City firms.
"We have plenty of blue chip institutions invested in us already, why shouldn't the private investors stay as well? What's the difference between them and the blue chips [to the final share price]?" he asked.
Leading City investors have held private concerns about GKP because of confusion over Mr Kozel's ownership of the company, which is held through a series of trusts. These were partially unravelled in his divorce of Ashley Kozel, which was finally settled last month and also entertained the City with evidence that he gave about strippers in glamorous nightclubs.
Mr Kozel laughed about the details of his personal life, revealed in these pages last year, but added: "GKP is evolving quickly, creating value quickly, and is noth-ing short of a world class asset."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/oil-group-pl…
Gulf Keystone Petroleum (GKP), the fast-growing oil group, plans to move to the main board of the London Stock Exchange in April.
The Iraq-focused oil group, which is currently listed on the junior Aim-market, has long targeted a move to the full index, though the timing has not been certain partly due to share ownership issues.
However, the one-time minnow's growth has been so extraordinary in the past two months that GKP would comfortably qualify for the FTSE 100 blue chip club.
Todd Kozel, GKP's hugely colourful executive chairman from Texas, told The Independent on Sunday: "We're not that little kid in short-pants anymore, it's time to move to the full list. We're working on it [a full listing] operationally, internally, administratively and I'd like to have this done in April, maybe May."
Mr Kozel, inset below, said the recent rise, which has seen the price climb from 128p at the end of October to 411p at close of play on Friday, was due to the "world waking up" to the vast oil reserves GKP possesses in the semi-autonomous region of Kurdistan in Iraq. This increased share price values the company at around £3.5bn.
Institutional investors' interests have been piqued by widespread speculation that bidders are circling GKP. US giant ExxonMobil, which has bet heavily on the region, has run the slide rule over the company, with rumours suggesting that Chinese giant, Sinopec, has also mulled an offer.
A leading investor said that the huge level of recent interest in the shares was partly down to institutions looking to sweep up shares ahead of GKP joining, at least, the FTSE 250. More fund managers have looked to take shares once they realised that it was likely to be a FTSE 100 company.
However, Mr Kozel said that he hoped that small private investors, who speculate feverishly about the company on online discussion forums and some of whom have risked their life-savings on GKP, would not be squeezed out by the big City firms.
"We have plenty of blue chip institutions invested in us already, why shouldn't the private investors stay as well? What's the difference between them and the blue chips [to the final share price]?" he asked.
Leading City investors have held private concerns about GKP because of confusion over Mr Kozel's ownership of the company, which is held through a series of trusts. These were partially unravelled in his divorce of Ashley Kozel, which was finally settled last month and also entertained the City with evidence that he gave about strippers in glamorous nightclubs.
Mr Kozel laughed about the details of his personal life, revealed in these pages last year, but added: "GKP is evolving quickly, creating value quickly, and is noth-ing short of a world class asset."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.770.578 von runn64 am 17.02.12 22:24:57400 000 zu 405p macht 1 629 000 pfund
das ist kein spielzeuggeld mehr!
Wie wahr.
Das beweist, dass die Bigplayer längst im Spiel sind.
Und auch nicht weniger werden.
Gut für GKP.
Und gut für uns.
das ist kein spielzeuggeld mehr!
Wie wahr.
Das beweist, dass die Bigplayer längst im Spiel sind.
Und auch nicht weniger werden.
Gut für GKP.
Und gut für uns.
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@Coxos na mal sehen, erst mal sehen bis die Abwärtsbewegung sich beruhigt hat und vielleicht mit stopbuy rein
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400 000 zu 405p macht 1 629 000 pfund
das ist kein spielzeuggeld mehr!
400 000 zu 405p macht 1 629 000 pfund
das ist kein spielzeuggeld mehr!
wenn man das wüsste
nun haben sie ne pipeline für 12.000 bopd und bekommen die förderung nicht hochgefahren
haben sie sich möglicherweise selbst vertan und die sache überschätzt
man weiss es nicht
sowas kann man natürlich als anleger vorher nicht absehen
denn laut angaben liegen dort xx millionen barrel ökonomisch förderbares öl
alles begann nach plan und der kurs lief von 20 auf 70 pence
mittlerweile hat er sich unverkennbar vom hoch bald ge10telt
wie es so ist an der börse
einige sehen darin jetzt die chance
andere sind von der entwicklung und speziell von der firmenleitung bedient
selbst grosse adressen werfen aktien auf den markt als geben es kein morgen mehr
was werden die neue wells liefern?
daran hängt meiner meinung nun alles
nun haben sie ne pipeline für 12.000 bopd und bekommen die förderung nicht hochgefahren
haben sie sich möglicherweise selbst vertan und die sache überschätzt
man weiss es nicht
sowas kann man natürlich als anleger vorher nicht absehen
denn laut angaben liegen dort xx millionen barrel ökonomisch förderbares öl
alles begann nach plan und der kurs lief von 20 auf 70 pence
mittlerweile hat er sich unverkennbar vom hoch bald ge10telt
wie es so ist an der börse
einige sehen darin jetzt die chance
andere sind von der entwicklung und speziell von der firmenleitung bedient
selbst grosse adressen werfen aktien auf den markt als geben es kein morgen mehr
was werden die neue wells liefern?
daran hängt meiner meinung nun alles
Ein alter Favorit von dir - Petroneft- ist ja tüchtig unter die Räder gekommen, weil wohl Erwartungen verfehlt - kann man da jetzt wieder rein?
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