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The first and second readings of the oil export law will take place on Sunday and Monday next week.

hTTps://www.kurdistan24.net/ar/story/810089

Same report by WSJ

'It remains uncertain how serious this plan is and whether Trump would fully implement it upon taking office. At present, neither Russia, which continues its offensives, nor Ukraine, which has said it is unwilling to concede territory, have signaled readiness for talks, according to the WSJ.'

Guess we will be buying the rumour and selling the reality later, all aboard!!

Yea right, they'll all be playing football together tomorrow. It's Trumps first move to try to extract the US out of the war.

There's more chance of if the Queen Mother buying me a pint in Witherspoon's than Zelensky accepting that deal, he would be lynched.

Yea..... May be legit but would want to hear it from a reliable source 🤞🏻

Wiki....

"Is TRT World legitimate?

It is a member of the Association for International Broadcasting. The network has received criticism for failing to meet accepted journalism ethics and standards for independence and objectivity, with some commentators especially in the West calling it state media or a propaganda arm of the Erdoğan administration."

Yea it isn't going to move north strongly till there's an indication of agreement from the OIC's

Why sell the business,when based on a reasonable profit from a legitimate contract and a decent PE, the baseline share price could well be higher than £4.

US pulling out of Iraq reportedly, but trying to strengthen ties with Kurdistan still.

RogTG, I'm like minded, on my buy in price I've had a decent enough 10% dividend yield this year, and while that's not great for a risky share it's enough for now to keep me in waiting for an outcome.

Pollack. Yea the news item came up on a then Polymetal Board, can't find the original reference sorry. I've got a couple of hundred under 170,000 at .065p So technically loosing over 50% at the moment, like yourself happy to wait and see but don't want to put any more money in 🫣

Pollak. I don't think there's much political risk here, I know there was some wind up merchant posting about Russia invading, but that's something that's been washed and repeated ever since they invaded Ukraine. I've been with Polymetal now Solidcore since the war started and early last year Xi Jinping made a tour of outer (ex) Russian States and deliberately visited Kazakhstan first where he made a speech affirming Kazakhstan's independence and China's investment in the country, it was seen as a warning to Putin who he visited next on the tour. Kazakhstan is generally pro investment tends only to intervene with very poorly run or unsafe companies and the the AIX is governed by UK law. It's still a non Western country but 🤷🏻

On the (possible) plus side, half the shares are still owned by Vision Blue or Company Directors so they've got a long term interest in the company. https://www.ferro-alloy.com/investors/shareholder-information/

Well the Waiting for Godot full study results are next, hopefully. The thing that I'm.annoyed about is Nick Bridgen.doing interviews where he talked up the company, but when things took a dip he disappears, with zero private investor interaction.

Unwin. I'm with you on the green boxes, apart from a handful very useful and informative posters, the forum now is just Trolls and people endlessly, pointlessly, arguing 🥱 Yap yap yap yap yap....

Https://www.shafaq.com/en/Kurdistan/KRG-announces-upcoming-tripartite-meeting-to-resume-oil-exports

Shafaq News/ The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) announced, on Wednesday, that it has fulfilled all necessary commitments to resume oil exports to Turkiye's Ceyhan port, according to Omid Sabah, Chief of Staff to the KRG Council of Ministers.

Sabah noted that the remaining steps lie with Iraq’s Ministry of Oil, which must provide guarantees to oil companies operating in the Kurdistan Region regarding the reimbursement of actual production costs. "We have no objections to resuming exports at any time, as long as the federal oil ministry can convince the companies and pay the real production costs," Sabah said during a press conference in Erbil.

He added that representatives from the KRG, oil companies, and the federal Ministry of Oil are expected to meet soon to reach a constitutional solution and resolve the matter in line with legal provisions.

In March 2023, Turkiye halted the shipment of Kurdistan Region's oil to the port of Ceyhan after an international arbitration ruling ordered Ankara to pay compensation to Baghdad for violating a 1973 pipeline agreement. The ruling held Turkiye accountable for allowing oil exports from the Kurdistan Regional Government without Iraq’s approval.

The International Criminal Court ordered Turkiye to pay Baghdad $1.5 billion in damages for unauthorized exports from Kurdistan between 2014 and 2018. The pipeline from Kirkuk to Ceyhan remains the only export route for crude oil produced in northern Iraq.

Well I ain't got much spare cash, but for the hell of it have topped up about 42,000 in bits and bobs buys from different accounts. Got 160,000 now at 6.5p 🤞🏻

He's not exactly dynamic is he, last investors presentation I got the impression he couldn't be bothered with it.

They're not giving up!!

I'm very keen to see this debacle ended, if you watch the interview he said end 2024 through gritted teeth 😬

Not great for most oil producers, though oil-price tend to print whatever whenever, GKP are selling locally so it's local demand that dictates prices, if / when pipeline or other export channels are open, GKP are one of the lowest cost producers in the industry with huge reserves, that's why people are here investing in the risk rather than buying Shell.