Restart of Kurdistan crude exports via the Iraq-Türkiye Pipeline

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Gulf Keystone Petroleum has signed agreements with the Kurdistan Regional Government and the Federal Government of Iraq to restart international crude exports from Kurdistan via the Iraq-Türkiye Pipeline, expected to commence in the coming days. These agreements comply with Iraq’s 2023-2025 Budget Law, maintaining Kurdistan’s Production Sharing Contracts. During an interim period of approximately three months, the company anticipates improved realised prices above $30 per barrel, compared to $27-28 per barrel from local sales, to cover production and transportation costs. Following this, a reconciliation to full PSC entitlement at international prices is expected after a review of invoices and contractual costs. The Iraqi State Organization for Marketing of Oil will transport the crude, and payments to Gulf Keystone will be made from sales proceeds deposited into an escrow account.

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