Gulf Keystone Petroleum

Gulf Keystone Petroleum’s shares rose sharply after the company reported better‑than‑expected half‑year results: adjusted EBITDA climbed to $51.7 million on revenue of $82.8 million. Despite a precautionary production shutdown in Kurdistan that cut average output to about 14,600 bpd, production after the June restart has at times exceeded 43,000 bpd; the annual guidance is 37,000–41,000 bopd. Gulf Keystone announced an interim dividend of $0.046 per ordinary share (totaling $10 million) and highlighted a robust, debt‑free balance sheet, which further boosted investor sentiment. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Gulf Keystone reports adjusted EBITDA of USD 51.7m for H1 2026 (prior year USD 41.1m), supported by significantly higher realized oil prices (USD 83.5/barrel) and 25% lower operating costs. Average gross production fell from 44,100 to 14,600 bopd due to precautionary shutdowns, but was ramped up again in mid‑August and is currently approaching ~40,000 bopd. The company is debt‑free, holds USD 63.5m in cash and, after an April payment of USD 12.5m, has announced an interim dividend of USD 10m (USD 0.046 per share); payment on 28 September. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Gulf Keystone will pay an interim dividend of $10 million, or $0.046 per ordinary share. Ex-dividend date is 10 September, record date is 11 September and payment date is 28 September; the dividend was approved on 24 August. Shareholders on Euronext Growth Oslo will receive payments in NOK; London CREST holders are subject to currency and payment rules via Euroclear/CREST; physical holders can elect to receive GBP or USD. » Plus sur de.investing.com