http://www.gulfkeystone.com/ The firms exploration programme in Algeria is going well and "the shares look good value", say the Investors Chronicle. Your comments please. goal.

I have spoken to the LSE and today's trading activities this morning are being investigated.

I've had better days.

Goal - decided to get out of this for time being and switch to CHP. Good luck!

Greyhound, good luck with CHP. Regards goal.

Hi Goal. Just briefly, have a look at CHP. I think a lot more high risk that GKP (and I still like GKP a lot), but placing gone at 6p and might be a good quick runner???

Looking at the chart above we are trending up again, a good time for those who sold to get back in IMO.

Looking at the chart above we are trending up again, a good time for those who sold to get back in IMO.

Hi Goal - always watching!! I'm heavily into Aminex AEX at the moment. Up 200% since August but the real action is about to start. Up 15% in last week and 2006 could see a blistering price appreciation. Check it out. I still like the opportunities with GKP, but AEX is in a different category I believe. Look on fool.co.uk and have a view of the bulletin board there - very informative. Good luck!

Gulf Keystone says Algeria ops 'developing well'; 2006 outlook optimistic
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd said operations in Algeria are developing well and the company can look forward to 2006 with renewed optimism in an operational update.

The independent oil exploration company operating in the Republic of Algeria said it has completed drilling, coring and logging operations at the GRJ-2 well on Block 126A in the north east of the country and a technical evaluation has indicated that there are three separate potential reservoir intervals which may have the potential to contain hydrocarbons.

It added it has engaged Tristone Capital Ltd, an advisory firm specialising in the oil and gas industry, to advise it on the possibility of bringing in a potential partner into a number of the company's Algerian assets with a view to accelerating the commercialisation of its current portfolio and also to investigate the possibility of widening its portfolio in the region.

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Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ld
06 January 2006


06 January 2006


GULF KEYSTONE PETROLEUM LIMITED
('Gulf Keystone' or 'the Company')

Granting of Options


Gulf Keystone today announces that on 05 January 2006 it granted an option over
2,100,000 Common Shares ('the Shares') in the Company to Mr Bill Guest. Mr
Guest was appointed President of the Company on 11 November 2005.

The exercise price of the option is 66p per Common Share, which was the closing
price of the existing Common Shares on 05 January 2006. Consideration of 1 was
paid by Mr Guest for the option. Exercise of the option is in two equal parts,
1,050,000 Shares on or after 31 December 2008 and 1,050,000 Shares on or after
31 December 2009, with the exercise of each part being conditional on Mr Guest
still being in the employ of Gulf Keystone on 31 December 2008. The option, if
not exercised in whole or part, will lapse on 31 December 2015.


Enquiries

Gulf Keystone Petroleum: 020 7514 1400
Todd Kozel, CEO
Bill Guest, President

Citigate Dewe Rogerson: 020 7638 9571
Media: Martin Jackson / George Cazenove
Analysts: Nina Soon

or visit:
www.gulfkeystone.com

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We are waiting for some news, but we are in an trending up with out any news sense the beginning of December as you can see. regards goal.

20 February 2006

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited ('the Company' or 'Gulf Keystone')

Update

The Company has previously announced that it is reviewing the possibility of
bringing in potential partners into certain of the Company's Algerian licences.
Ahead of, and in conjunction with this, the Board recently commissioned an
internal review of its entire potential reserve and resource base, covering the
newly acquired Blocks 129, 108, 128, 317b, 322b, 347b, 348, 349b together with
its original holding in Block 126a.

As an integral part of that review, a detailed evaluation of the production
sharing contracts for each licence has been carried out together with a
calculation of the likely net reserves allocation to Gulf Keystone that would
result from those contracts. It should be noted that the net allocation can vary
annually when factors such as capital investment, production levels and product
prices are considered. Accordingly, the contract terms that determine
entitlement are different for each block.

In the case of Block 126a, an evaluation of the cost recovery provisions
contained in the production sharing contract for Block 126a indicates that the
percentage of net reserves that would be attributable to Gulf Keystone, from any
commercial development within Block 126a, would, the Company believes, be
materially lower than was indicated in the last independent review of the
Company's reserves contained in the Competent Persons Report of September 2004
set out in the company's AIM admission document.

In view of the internal reserves review that the Company is presently
completing, the significant drilling and work-over activity that the Company has
carried out since the last independent resource review in 2004 and the very
substantial expansion of the Company's portfolio of oil and gas assets that has
taken place since that time, the Company is now commissioning a full, updated
and independent review of the Company's resource potential. This is expected to
be completed and available within 8-10 weeks.

Enquires:

Citigate Dewe Rogerson 0207 638 9571

Media: Martin Jackson/George Cazenove

Analysts: Nina Soon/ Kate Delahunty


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Bought into these this morning for recovery -- fall looks way overdone as only one block's overall estimate is being re-valued -- they have nine blocks altogether!

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ld
20 February 2006

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited ('the Company' or 'Gulf Keystone')

Update

The Company has previously announced that it is reviewing the possibility of
bringing in potential partners into certain of the Company's Algerian licences.
Ahead of, and in conjunction with this, the Board recently commissioned an
internal review of its entire potential reserve and resource base, covering the
newly acquired Blocks 129, 108, 128, 317b, 322b, 347b, 348, 349b together with
its original holding in Block 126a.

As an integral part of that review, a detailed evaluation of the production
sharing contracts for each licence has been carried out together with a
calculation of the likely net reserves allocation to Gulf Keystone that would
result from those contracts. It should be noted that the net allocation can vary
annually when factors such as capital investment, production levels and product
prices are considered. Accordingly, the contract terms that determine
entitlement are different for each block.

In the case of Block 126a, an evaluation of the cost recovery provisions
contained in the production sharing contract for Block 126a indicates that the
percentage of net reserves that would be attributable to Gulf Keystone, from any
commercial development within Block 126a, would, the Company believes, be
materially lower than was indicated in the last independent review of the
Company's reserves contained in the Competent Persons Report of September 2004
set out in the company's AIM admission document.

In view of the internal reserves review that the Company is presently
completing, the significant drilling and work-over activity that the Company has
carried out since the last independent resource review in 2004 and the very
substantial expansion of the Company's portfolio of oil and gas assets that has
taken place since that time, the Company is now commissioning a full, updated
and independent review of the Company's resource potential. This is expected to
be completed and available within 8-10 weeks.

Enquires:

Citigate Dewe Rogerson 0207 638 9571

Media: Martin Jackson/George Cazenove

Analysts: Nina Soon/ Kate Delahunty


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Gulf Keystone's FD Caroline Brown resigns, co names Jon Cooper new FD
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd said its chief financial officer Caroline Brown has resigned with effect from April 6 2006.

Jon Cooper had been appointed as finance director, also with effect from April 6.



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Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ld
10 May 2006


Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited ('the Company')


Holding in Company



The Company was notified on 10 May 2006 by Fidelity International Limited
('Fidelity') that FMR Corp. and its direct and indirect subsidiaries, Fidelity
and its direct and indirect subsidiaries and Mr. Edward C. Johnson 3rd (as a
principal share holder of FMR Corp. and Fidelity) are interested in 10,574,335
common shares of US$0.01 each ('Common Shares'), representing 4.17 per cent. of
the Company's issued Common Share capital.


The above interest is held as follows;

Registered Holder Management Number of
Company Shares

STATE STR BK AND TR CO LNDN
(S) Fidelity 3,163,535
Pension
Management
('FPM')
NORTHERN TRUST LONDON FPM 2,112,500
JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH FPM 2,033,200
HSBC BANK PLC FPM 644,400
MELLON BANK FPM 72,200
BANK OF NEW YORK BRUSSELS FPM 24,200
JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH Fidelity 1,764,000
Investment
Services Ltd.
JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH Fidelity 760,300
International
Limited


10 May 2006




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At last some news, here it is in full Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd
15 May 2006


15 May 2006


Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited
(the 'Company' or 'Gulf Keystone')


Reserves Update


Further to its announcement of 20 February 2006, Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Ltd.
(AIM-GKP), an independent oil and gas exploration company operating in the
Republic of Algeria, hereby provides a summary of the results of an independent
assessment of the Company's reserve and resource potential, carried out by RPS
Energy Limited ('RPS'). This is an update of the previous review of the
Company's reserves contained in the Competent Persons Report ('CPR') of
September 2004, set out in the Company's AIM admission document.


The methodology employed for this present evaluation, and the classification of
resources set out below, is in line with the guidelines contained in the
'Guidance Note for Mining, Oil and Gas companies' issued by AIM in March 2006.
Consistent with these new guidelines and emerging industry practice, volumes
have been calculated on a probabilistic basis in contrast with the single
deterministic approach utilised in the above mentioned CPR. This is regarded by
RPS as a more robust methodology for estimating hydrocarbon volumes as it
acknowledges the inherent uncertainties in such estimates. The standard used
by RPS is the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification System.


Block 126a

Following completion of the second Exploration Period in April 2006, and with
regard to the relinquishment obligations associated with completion of this
licence phase, the Company elected to formally apply for licence extensions only
in respect of the GKN, GKS and GRJ oil discoveries. The Company is presently in
active discussions with its partner Sonatrach regarding the forward programme on
its GKN and GKS oil discoveries. Recently updated legislation, focused on
reducing the flaring of gas, requires all oil development plans to incorporate a
plan for utilization of any associated or non-associated gas. Various options
for the utilization of associated gas from GKN and GKS are therefore currently
being examined jointly by the Company and Sonatrach.

The Company currently expects that production licences will be awarded for GKN
and GKS following agreement to a gas utilisation plan. The Company has applied
for a licence extension in respect of the GRJ discovery in order to complete the
testing of well GRJ-2 which, in the case of success, the Company expects would
be the subject of a production licence application.

In assessing the remaining potential resources in GKN, GKS and GRJ full account
has been taken by RPS of the results of all drilling and testing activities
carried out since the issue of the CPR, revised expectations of required capital
investment and changes in product prices. RPS estimates reserves and resources
for these block 126a discoveries to be as follows:

Recoverable Reserves (mmboe)

Gross Entitlement

1P 2P 3P 2P
15.1 35.6 72.0 11.0


Contingent Recoverable Resources (mmboe)

Gross Entitlement

Low Best Estimate High Best Estimate
(P90) (P50) (P10) (P50)

25.8 48.3 86.0 13.3



Notes

1. In respect of 'Reserves' above, 1P refers to Proven, 2P refers to
Proven plus Probable and 3P refers to Proven plus Probable plus Possible.

2. 'Reserves' above include remaining recoverable oil volumes
associated with the GKN and GKS discoveries.

3. 'Contingent Resources' include recoverable hydrocarbon volumes
associated with the GRJ discovery which will remain Contingent pending the
testing of well GRJ-2. They also include recoverable gas volumes associated with
GKS and GKN which remain contingent pending completion of a gas utilisation
plan.

4. 'Gross' refers to the remaining recoverable reserves from the
licence.

5. 'Entitlement' means the Company's projected net share of Gross
Reserves as determined by the provisions of the relevant Production Sharing
Contract (PSC). Entitlement as a percentage of Gross reserves depends on, and is
particularly sensitive to, amongst other factors, total combined production from
the relevant block, the cumulative profitability of that block and the profiles
for recovering certain exploration and appraisal costs.


Other Licences


In respect of exploration and appraisal licences acquired by the Company in
2005, including its interests in blocks 129 located in the Constantine Basin,
and blocks 317b, 322b, 347b, 348 and 349b which together constitute the Hassi Ba
Hamou Perimeter, to the north of the In Salah gas field, RPS has restricted its
evaluation to an assessment of 'Gross' recoverable resources from the licences.
Under the PSCs which govern these licences, the company holds a 75% interest and
Sonatrach a 25% interest. The Company's Entitlement will vary according to the
specific provisions of each PSC (see note 5 above). The Company has also
identified a number of discoveries and prospects in blocks 108 and 128 in the
Constantine Basin, however, while contracts have been signed for these licences
(Company: 75% Sonatrach: 25%), these licences are yet to be published in the
Algerian official gazette. Hence, these licences have not been included in the
RPS review.


RPS's estimates of the resources attributable to the above licences, excluding
108 and 128, are in aggregate, as follows:


Contingent Recoverable Resources (mmboe)
Gross Recoverable

Best Estimate (Mean)

201.7

Notes

1. Contingent Resources include:

Certain oil discoveries on block 129 which are Contingent pending
further technical evaluation.

A gas discovery within the Hassi Ba Hamou licence which is
Contingent pending further appraisal and conclusion of a gas sales contract.


Prospective Resources


Prospective Resources relates to the exploration potential contained within the
Company's Algerian licences and includes certain exploration leads and prospects
within the Hassi Ba Hamou Perimeter (gas being the dominant phase) and blocks
126a (prospect GKS-B) and 129 (oil being the dominant phase).


Prospective Recoverable Resources (mmboe)

Gross Unrisked Recoverable Gross Risked Recoverable

Best Estimate (Mean) Best Estimate (Mean)

473.1 70.8


The information contained in this announcement has been reviewed by Francis
Boundy, Valuations Director of RPS Energy Limited, who has 15 years of
experience as a Petroleum Engineer.


Todd Kozel, Chief Executive Officer of Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd., commented:


'The Company is pleased to be able to provide the market with an updated and
independent view of its current resource position. We are excited with what we
now understand to be the hydrocarbon bearing potential of the licences that the
company acquired during 2005, in particular the gas potential of the Hassi Ba
Hamou licence, and we look forward to being able to crystalise early value from
these licences'.


Glossary


1P or Proven Reserves those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 90 per cent
chance of being exceeded

2P or Proven plus Probable Reserves those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 50 per cent
chance of being exceeded

3P or Proven plus Probable plus those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 10 per cent
Possible Reserves chance of being exceeded

Contingent Resources those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
potentially recoverable from discovered accumulations but which
are currently not demonstrated to be commercially recoverable.

Lead a tentatively identified undrilled hydrocarbon trap that requires
further technical evaluation prior to a decision to drill or not

mmboe millions of barrels of oil equivalent

Prospect a specific undrilled hydrocarbon trap that has been sufficiently
defined to allow volumes and risks to be estimated

Prospective Resources those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
potentially recoverable from un-discovered accumulations

Reserves those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
commercially recoverable from discovered accumulations



Enquiries

Gulf Keystone Petroleum: 020 7514 1400
Todd Kozel, CEO
Bill Guest, President
Jon Cooper, Finance Director


Evolution Securities: 020 7071 4300
Rob Collins


Citigate Dewe Rogerson: 020 7638 9571
Media enquiries: Martin Jackson / George Cazenove
Analyst enquiries: Nina Soon

At last some news, here it is in full Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd
15 May 2006


15 May 2006


Gulf Keystone Petroleum Limited
(the 'Company' or 'Gulf Keystone')


Reserves Update


Further to its announcement of 20 February 2006, Gulf Keystone Petroleum, Ltd.
(AIM-GKP), an independent oil and gas exploration company operating in the
Republic of Algeria, hereby provides a summary of the results of an independent
assessment of the Company's reserve and resource potential, carried out by RPS
Energy Limited ('RPS'). This is an update of the previous review of the
Company's reserves contained in the Competent Persons Report ('CPR') of
September 2004, set out in the Company's AIM admission document.


The methodology employed for this present evaluation, and the classification of
resources set out below, is in line with the guidelines contained in the
'Guidance Note for Mining, Oil and Gas companies' issued by AIM in March 2006.
Consistent with these new guidelines and emerging industry practice, volumes
have been calculated on a probabilistic basis in contrast with the single
deterministic approach utilised in the above mentioned CPR. This is regarded by
RPS as a more robust methodology for estimating hydrocarbon volumes as it
acknowledges the inherent uncertainties in such estimates. The standard used
by RPS is the 2000 SPE/WPC/AAPG Petroleum Resources Classification System.


Block 126a

Following completion of the second Exploration Period in April 2006, and with
regard to the relinquishment obligations associated with completion of this
licence phase, the Company elected to formally apply for licence extensions only
in respect of the GKN, GKS and GRJ oil discoveries. The Company is presently in
active discussions with its partner Sonatrach regarding the forward programme on
its GKN and GKS oil discoveries. Recently updated legislation, focused on
reducing the flaring of gas, requires all oil development plans to incorporate a
plan for utilization of any associated or non-associated gas. Various options
for the utilization of associated gas from GKN and GKS are therefore currently
being examined jointly by the Company and Sonatrach.

The Company currently expects that production licences will be awarded for GKN
and GKS following agreement to a gas utilisation plan. The Company has applied
for a licence extension in respect of the GRJ discovery in order to complete the
testing of well GRJ-2 which, in the case of success, the Company expects would
be the subject of a production licence application.

In assessing the remaining potential resources in GKN, GKS and GRJ full account
has been taken by RPS of the results of all drilling and testing activities
carried out since the issue of the CPR, revised expectations of required capital
investment and changes in product prices. RPS estimates reserves and resources
for these block 126a discoveries to be as follows:

Recoverable Reserves (mmboe)

Gross Entitlement

1P 2P 3P 2P
15.1 35.6 72.0 11.0


Contingent Recoverable Resources (mmboe)

Gross Entitlement

Low Best Estimate High Best Estimate
(P90) (P50) (P10) (P50)

25.8 48.3 86.0 13.3



Notes

1. In respect of 'Reserves' above, 1P refers to Proven, 2P refers to
Proven plus Probable and 3P refers to Proven plus Probable plus Possible.

2. 'Reserves' above include remaining recoverable oil volumes
associated with the GKN and GKS discoveries.

3. 'Contingent Resources' include recoverable hydrocarbon volumes
associated with the GRJ discovery which will remain Contingent pending the
testing of well GRJ-2. They also include recoverable gas volumes associated with
GKS and GKN which remain contingent pending completion of a gas utilisation
plan.

4. 'Gross' refers to the remaining recoverable reserves from the
licence.

5. 'Entitlement' means the Company's projected net share of Gross
Reserves as determined by the provisions of the relevant Production Sharing
Contract (PSC). Entitlement as a percentage of Gross reserves depends on, and is
particularly sensitive to, amongst other factors, total combined production from
the relevant block, the cumulative profitability of that block and the profiles
for recovering certain exploration and appraisal costs.


Other Licences


In respect of exploration and appraisal licences acquired by the Company in
2005, including its interests in blocks 129 located in the Constantine Basin,
and blocks 317b, 322b, 347b, 348 and 349b which together constitute the Hassi Ba
Hamou Perimeter, to the north of the In Salah gas field, RPS has restricted its
evaluation to an assessment of 'Gross' recoverable resources from the licences.
Under the PSCs which govern these licences, the company holds a 75% interest and
Sonatrach a 25% interest. The Company's Entitlement will vary according to the
specific provisions of each PSC (see note 5 above). The Company has also
identified a number of discoveries and prospects in blocks 108 and 128 in the
Constantine Basin, however, while contracts have been signed for these licences
(Company: 75% Sonatrach: 25%), these licences are yet to be published in the
Algerian official gazette. Hence, these licences have not been included in the
RPS review.


RPS's estimates of the resources attributable to the above licences, excluding
108 and 128, are in aggregate, as follows:


Contingent Recoverable Resources (mmboe)
Gross Recoverable

Best Estimate (Mean)

201.7

Notes

1. Contingent Resources include:

Certain oil discoveries on block 129 which are Contingent pending
further technical evaluation.

A gas discovery within the Hassi Ba Hamou licence which is
Contingent pending further appraisal and conclusion of a gas sales contract.


Prospective Resources


Prospective Resources relates to the exploration potential contained within the
Company's Algerian licences and includes certain exploration leads and prospects
within the Hassi Ba Hamou Perimeter (gas being the dominant phase) and blocks
126a (prospect GKS-B) and 129 (oil being the dominant phase).


Prospective Recoverable Resources (mmboe)

Gross Unrisked Recoverable Gross Risked Recoverable

Best Estimate (Mean) Best Estimate (Mean)

473.1 70.8


The information contained in this announcement has been reviewed by Francis
Boundy, Valuations Director of RPS Energy Limited, who has 15 years of
experience as a Petroleum Engineer.


Todd Kozel, Chief Executive Officer of Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd., commented:


'The Company is pleased to be able to provide the market with an updated and
independent view of its current resource position. We are excited with what we
now understand to be the hydrocarbon bearing potential of the licences that the
company acquired during 2005, in particular the gas potential of the Hassi Ba
Hamou licence, and we look forward to being able to crystalise early value from
these licences'.


Glossary


1P or Proven Reserves those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 90 per cent
chance of being exceeded

2P or Proven plus Probable Reserves those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 50 per cent
chance of being exceeded

3P or Proven plus Probable plus those reserve volumes that are estimated to have a 10 per cent
Possible Reserves chance of being exceeded

Contingent Resources those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
potentially recoverable from discovered accumulations but which
are currently not demonstrated to be commercially recoverable.

Lead a tentatively identified undrilled hydrocarbon trap that requires
further technical evaluation prior to a decision to drill or not

mmboe millions of barrels of oil equivalent

Prospect a specific undrilled hydrocarbon trap that has been sufficiently
defined to allow volumes and risks to be estimated

Prospective Resources those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
potentially recoverable from un-discovered accumulations

Reserves those quantities of petroleum which are estimated to be
commercially recoverable from discovered accumulations



Enquiries

Gulf Keystone Petroleum: 020 7514 1400
Todd Kozel, CEO
Bill Guest, President
Jon Cooper, Finance Director


Evolution Securities: 020 7071 4300
Rob Collins


Citigate Dewe Rogerson: 020 7638 9571
Media enquiries: Martin Jackson / George Cazenove
Analyst enquiries: Nina Soon

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ld
28 June 2006



Letter to: Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd
Dated: 27 June 2006


Amendment 2


NOTIFICATIONS UNDER BYE-LAWS SECTION 168.3.1

1. Company in which shares are held: Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd

2. Notifiable Interest: Ordinary Shares

(A) FMR Corp.
82 Devonshire Street
Boston, MA 02109

Parent holding company of Fidelity Management & Research Company
(FMRCO), investment manager for US mutual funds, and Fidelity
Management Trust Company (FMTC), a US state chartered bank which
acts as a trustee or Investment manager of various pension and
trust accounts. (See Schedule A for listing of Registered
Shareholders and their holdings).



(B) Fidelity International Limited (FIL)
P.O. Box HM 670
Hamilton HMCX, Bermuda

Parent holding company for various direct and indirect
subsidiaries, including Fidelity Investment Services Ltd.
(FISL), Fidelity Gestion (FIGEST), Fidelity Investments Advisory
(Korea) Limited (FIA(K)L), Fidelity Investments Management
(Hong Kong) Limited (FIMHK), Fidelity Pension Management (FPM)
and Fidelity Investments International (FII), investment managers
for various non-US Investment companies and institutional
clients.

3. The notifiable interests also comprise the notifiable interest of:

Mr. Edward C. Johnson 3d
82 Devonshire Street
Boston, MA 02109


A principal shareholder of FMR Corp. and Fidelity International Limited

4. The notifiable interests include interest held on behalf of authorized
unit trust schemes In the U.K., notwithstanding the exemption from
reporting pursuant to Section 209 (1)(h) of the Companies Act 1985.

5. These notifications of disclosable interests constitute separate
notifications of interest in the shares and are combined solely for the
purposes of clarity and efficiency. Nothing herein should be taken to
indicate that FMR Corp. and its direct and indirect subsidiaries,
Fidelity International Limited and its direct and indirect subsidiaries
or Mr. Edward C. Johnson 3d act as a group or In concert in respect of
the disclosed interests, or that they are required to submit these
notifications on a joint basis.


6. The disclosure interests arise under section 208 (4) (b) of the Act,
namely where a person, not being the registered holder,is entitled to
exercise a right conferred by the holding of the shares or to control the
exercise of such rights, or under section 203 of the Act respectively.



From: Fidelity International Limited



Schedule A

Security: GULF KEYSTONE PETROLEUM LTD


Current ownership percentage: 3.95%

Total Shares Held: 10,016,635

Shares in issue: 253,732,140

Change in holdings since
last filing: - (557,700) ordinary shares


MANAGEMENT NOMINEES/REGISTERED NAME
SHARES HELD COMPANY

2,957,735 FPM STATE STR BK AND TR CO LNDN (S
2,004,200 FPM NORTHERN TRUST LONDON
1,971,000 FPM JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH
624,700 FPM HSBC BANK PLC
24,200 FPM BANK OF NEW YORK BRUSSELS
1,697,700 FISL JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH
737,100 FIL JP MORGAN, BOURNEMOUTH




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