Norwegians launch $300million bid for Gulf Keystone
Norwegian oil and gas firm DNO has launched a $300million bid for the troubled Iraqi oil producer, Gulf Keystone Petroleum.
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Genel lands Tawke field payment from Kurdistan government
Genel Energy has confirmed that Tawke field partners have received a payment of $15million from the Kurdistan Regional Government for oil sales during May 2016.
Kurdistan oil producers surge as government clarifies payments
Shares of Gulf Keystone, Genel Energy and DNO rose after the Kurdistan Regional Government clarified its system of export payments to foreign oil companies.
Kurdistan Government pays out millions to exporters
The Kurdistan Regional Government has dished out its latest round of payment for oil exports.
Genel Energy confirms latest payment from Kurdish government
Genel Energy has confirmed that the Taq Taq field partners have recieved a $30million export payment from the Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq for oil exported through the Kurdistan region of Iraq-Turkey pipeline.
Norwegian oil firm DNO says keen on Iran entry
Norway's DNO ASA, which has operations across the Middle East, would like to do business in Iran if sanctions against the country are lifted as planned, the energy company said on Thursday. Oslo-listed DNO has its biggest operation in Iraqi Kurdistan, where it produced about 153,000 barrels of oil per day in the second quarter. It is also present in Oman, Yemen, Somaliland, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates.
DNO profits and production boosted in second quarter
DNO saw a profits boost in the second quarter of the year up from the previous three months. The Norwegian oil and gas operator said there had been an increase from $26million to $55million while its net loss was $40million for the second quarter. The company has also hit record production levels from the Tawke field in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq with output averaging 153,346 barrels of oil per day (bopd).