Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share News (GKP)

Sunday share tips: Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Marks & Spencer, Lloyds Banking

(ShareCast News) - Gulf Keystone Petroleum shares could be worth buying, said the Sunday Times' Inside the City column, if shareholders vote to accept a debt restructuring deal that will leave them just 14% of the embattled oil producer. Shares in the Kurdistan-focused company last week dipped below

UPDATE 2-Distressed funds set for big stakes in Gulf Keystone after debt swap

* GKP shares down more than 30 pct * Current shareholders see ownership diluted to 5 pct * Sothic Capital to become a main shareholder -sources * Proceeds to be used to raise Shaikan production (Adds background, analyst comment, share and debt prices) By Karolin Schaps a

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: SuperGroup Shares Soar On Special Dividend

Gulf Keystone Shareholders To See Stake Watered Down By Debt Deal (ALLISS)

BUZZ-Gulf Keystone: Co defaults on coupon payments, shares fall

** Oil producer Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd's shares down about 16 pct; co expects to default on bond payments as standstill agreement with notes and bond holders expired on July 1 ** Co says it does not intend to make April coupon payments; restructuring discussions ongoing despite expira

WINNERS & LOSERS SUMMARY: Housebuilders, Property Firms Lead Fallers

Sunday newspaper round-up: Brexit, BoE, LSE, housebuilders, Rio Tinto, Go-Ahead

(ShareCast News) - A group of businesses is preparing a legal challenge to prevent the government from beginning Brexit negotiations without an act of parliament. The action, brought by law firm Mishcon de Reya, would potentially complicate Britain's path to leaving the EU, given that a majority of

Gulf Keystone Standstill Not Extended, Will Not Make Coupon Payment

Gulf Keystone Says Shaikan Production Hits 25 Million Barrels Of Oil

Gulf Keystone Gets Further USD7 Million Payment For Shaikan Crude

Gulf Keystone Gets GBP8.0 Million For Crude Oil Exports To Kurdistan

Genel Secures Payment For Oil Exports In May Alongside Backpayments

UPDATE 1-Kurds ready for new oil deal with Baghdad if they get $1 bln a month

* Kurds willing to sell oil through Baghdad if payment guaranteed * Deal would allow increase in oil exports from northern region * Analyst says Baghdad unlikely to agree to Kurds' terms * Kurds say will make payments to foreign oil firms (Adds analyst, context) By Maher

Gulf Keystone Extends Standstill Agreement To July 1

Gulf Keystone Secures Second Payment For Oil Exports During April