Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited GKP

What the company says it expects, and how often it has delivered on it.

Guidance in the latest report

• Interim semi-annual dividend declared, payable 28 September 2026 (Q3 2026)
  “the Board has decided to declare an interim dividend of $10 million, equivalent to $ 0.046 per Common Share” (p. 1)
• Interim dividend per Common Share (Q3 2026)
  “the Board has decided to declare an interim dividend of $10 million, equivalent to $ 0.046 per Common Share” (p. 1)
• Return to prior production levels following ramp-up (2026)
  “The production ramp- up is ongoing, with w ell activities underway to bring incremental volumes online and return to prior production levels soon” (p. 1)
• Start-up of PF-2 water handling facilities, targeting incremental production growth (Q1 2027)
  “Installation of water handling facilities at PF -2 remains on track for start -up in Q1 2027, targeting incremental production growth, increased facility capacity and reduced reservoir risk” (p. 1)
• Commencement of additional crude liftings to reconcile export sales to international prices (Q3 2026)
  “The consultant’s final report has been submitted to the FGI and the Company is seeking the commencement of additional liftings in Q3 2026.” (p. 8)
• Interim export agreements extended to enable negotiation of longer-term agreements at international prices (to end of January 2027)
  “The tripartite interim export agreements between the I nternational Oil Companies (“IOCs”), Federal Government of Iraq (“ FGI”) and Kurdistan Regional Government (“ KRG”) have been extended for six months to the end of January 2027” (p. 2)
• Potential return to field development and drilling, subject to full PSC entitlement for export sales (2027)
  “while laying the foundations for a potential return to field development and drilling in 2027.” (p. 5)
• Cash receipts expected at approximately 36% net entitlement after 2% CBP reduction (not specified)
  “GKP’s invoiced entitlement is approximately 38%, being a combination of cost and profit oil; cash receipts are expected to be at 36% entitlement after a 2% CBP reduction.” (p. 10)
• Disciplined capital expenditure and strict cost control, with flexibility to moderate expenditures if security deteriorates (remainder of 2026)
  “Looking ahead to the remainder of 2026, the Company will retain its focus on disciplined capital expenditure and strict cost control as it proceeds, subject to stable production and exports” (p. 8)

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