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Gulf Keystone declares $10m interim dividend, $0.046 per share

Gulf Keystone declares $10m interim dividend, $0.046 per share

Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd., a company listed on the London Stock Exchange and Oslo Stock Exchange, has recently announced the declaration of a $10 million interim dividend. The interim dividend, corresponding to the company's 2026 half-year results, will be paid to shareholders in the form of $0.046 per common share. The ex-dividend date has been set for September 10, with the payment scheduled for September 28.

The record date for determining eligible shareholders is September 11, and the last day to include rights is September 9. Shareholders holding Euronext Growth Oslo shares will receive the dividend in Norwegian kroner, while those with CREST Depositary Interests will receive payment in either EUR, GBP, or USD based on their account's preferred currency.

Certificated shareholders will receive the dividend in GBP or USD, with the default being GBP payable via cheque or BACS. USD payments are available only by cheque. Shareholders with delivery instructions on Euronext Growth Oslo need to notify their broker by September 14 to elect their preferred currency.

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