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Helge Eide, administrerende direktør for DNO, der har truet med at sagsøge Oslo- børsen, fortæller The Times, at de fremskynder planerne for en ny notering med London som det mest sandsynlige alternativ.
http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/misc2009/9/investkurdistan506.htm
http://www.ekurd.net/mismas/articles/misc2009/9/investkurdistan506.htm
30/9 2009 14:46 collersteen 020131 Umiddelbart ingen særlig kursmæssig effekt, da nyheden har været kendt siden imorges.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/natural_resources/article6854382.ece
Stocklink har også nævnt det i en artikel i morges, så nordmændene må være orienteret.
Jeg synes det lugter meget af at der vil være en løsning på vej og at DNO kommer mere eller mindre tørskoet ud på den anden side. Om kursen så også vil er straks sværere at sige.... Mon ikke vi så vil se et spike til 6-7 stykker og derefter vil aktien stabilisere sig omkring 5½-6.... indtil der kommer nyt om en betaling.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/natural_resources/article6854382.ece
Stocklink har også nævnt det i en artikel i morges, så nordmændene må være orienteret.
Jeg synes det lugter meget af at der vil være en løsning på vej og at DNO kommer mere eller mindre tørskoet ud på den anden side. Om kursen så også vil er straks sværere at sige.... Mon ikke vi så vil se et spike til 6-7 stykker og derefter vil aktien stabilisere sig omkring 5½-6.... indtil der kommer nyt om en betaling.
30/9 2009 14:53 cyber 020132 Jeg er pt ikke så opdateret, ser jeg ikke nyheden herinde, smider jeg den selv.
Kun facts vil få kursen til at stige, snak og spekulation dur ikke mere.
Kun facts vil få kursen til at stige, snak og spekulation dur ikke mere.
nej det er blevet endnu en...stop talking and show me the money case....
Iraqi parliament committee looking into KRG-DNO row
30-09-2009 17:22:00
BAGHDAD, Sep 30 (Reuters) - Iraqi parliamentarians are seeking information on a spat between Kurdish authorities and oil firm DNO (DNO), which prompted the suspension of the Norwegian company's activities in Iraq for up to six weeks.
Ali Hussain Balou, head of parliament's oil and gas committee, said a meeting was held on Wednesday to discuss the issue and potential irregularities, and that the committee had asked the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) for clarification.
"The oil and gas committee decided today to ask the KRG and natural resources ministry to provide us with a clear vision about this issue," said Balou, a Kurd.
The KRG, which governs Iraq's largely autonomous northern enclave of Kurdistan, suspended DNO's activities there last week after a share deal between the two sides was made public.
The KRG said it had done nothing wrong and the Oslo stock exchange said the KRG was not being investigated. Still, Kurdish officials said the disclosure had done it "unjustifiable and incalculable harm".
It has yet to lift the prohibition on DNO's activities -- centred on the Tawke oilfield -- and it is unclear what DNO must do to lift the ban. A KRG official said on Monday talks with the Oslo bourse were "extremely positive".
Iraqi officials in Baghdad have so far had little involvement in the row.
"DNO is working on Iraqi soil and extracting crude owned by all Iraqis, so we have the right to know the rights and wrongs of the issue," said Jabir Khalifa Jabir, a member of parliament and secretary of the oil and gas committee.
The committee has little sway over oil issues in Kurdistan, which vigorously asserts its independence on energy deals.
The two sides have long been at loggerheads over the right to sign oil deals, territorial borders and other issues.
Baghdad deems oil deals the KRG has signed independently with foreign firms as illegal, despite allowing in June exports from fields they had developed.
30-09-2009 17:22:00
BAGHDAD, Sep 30 (Reuters) - Iraqi parliamentarians are seeking information on a spat between Kurdish authorities and oil firm DNO (DNO), which prompted the suspension of the Norwegian company's activities in Iraq for up to six weeks.
Ali Hussain Balou, head of parliament's oil and gas committee, said a meeting was held on Wednesday to discuss the issue and potential irregularities, and that the committee had asked the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) for clarification.
"The oil and gas committee decided today to ask the KRG and natural resources ministry to provide us with a clear vision about this issue," said Balou, a Kurd.
The KRG, which governs Iraq's largely autonomous northern enclave of Kurdistan, suspended DNO's activities there last week after a share deal between the two sides was made public.
The KRG said it had done nothing wrong and the Oslo stock exchange said the KRG was not being investigated. Still, Kurdish officials said the disclosure had done it "unjustifiable and incalculable harm".
It has yet to lift the prohibition on DNO's activities -- centred on the Tawke oilfield -- and it is unclear what DNO must do to lift the ban. A KRG official said on Monday talks with the Oslo bourse were "extremely positive".
Iraqi officials in Baghdad have so far had little involvement in the row.
"DNO is working on Iraqi soil and extracting crude owned by all Iraqis, so we have the right to know the rights and wrongs of the issue," said Jabir Khalifa Jabir, a member of parliament and secretary of the oil and gas committee.
The committee has little sway over oil issues in Kurdistan, which vigorously asserts its independence on energy deals.
The two sides have long been at loggerheads over the right to sign oil deals, territorial borders and other issues.
Baghdad deems oil deals the KRG has signed independently with foreign firms as illegal, despite allowing in June exports from fields they had developed.
DNo har idag oplyst at de har en 3. parts tvist som kan handler om op til 10% af DNO´s interesse i retten til Tawke. Det bliver afgjort i 2. kvartal 2010.
There has been no formal statement of claim specifying the damages requested in the arbitration to date. During our ongoing discussions with KRG we have understood that the arbitration is not part of the present suspension period in Kurdistan, which DNO is working to resolve as soon as possible.
There has been no formal statement of claim specifying the damages requested in the arbitration to date. During our ongoing discussions with KRG we have understood that the arbitration is not part of the present suspension period in Kurdistan, which DNO is working to resolve as soon as possible.
