BAGHDAD: Iraqi oil explorer Gulf Keystone faced losses after a year when oil production stopped due to an unpaid £140million bill.
Pre-tax losses at the Kurdistan-focused firm rose from £22million to almost £170million last year.
During the year founder and chief executive Todd Kozel left the firm following a disagreement with a shareholder, and only days ago former Glencore boss Simon Murray quit the chairman’s post.
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