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From some research it seems that the CPR can be issued from any time from now to a day before the move from AIM to STD listing. The issue there is that the date of 24th is not a 100% as it has been said on that date or after. I hope it is on the date and it 1/2 good, as it is my B-day and will be a nice present 
lol - not at all but then again that is eta in 2021. I hope I will have the will to live by then but I fear most on III will have moved onto the a new plane of existence. lol
This small print from the report worries me though... This report has been commissioned by Gulf Keystone Petroleum and prepared and issued by Edison for publication globally
but it goes on to say...Our base case valuation at Shaikan implies a recovery factor of 18% (from the pMean OIP of 13.7bnbbls), made up of 12% from FDP (250mb/d) production and 6% from moving to the 400mb/d plateau. This is lower than our previous long-term recovery factor of over 20% and the average of Genel’s CPR expectations for its reservoirs and the global fractured carbonate average (26%). As such, we also include optimistic cases where the plateau rates are up to 500mb/d and the implied recovery factor is closer to the global average. At this stage, we are reluctant to model any rates above this, although we fully acknowledge the recovery factors could be higher in the fullness of time.
Recovery factors are critical It is important to note that a 10-year plateau of 250mb/d – our take on the field development plan (FDP) – only implies a recovery factor for Shaikan as a whole of 12%. This is against the 26% average seen in a global fractured carbonate study and the average of the competent person’s report (CPR) estimate for Genel’s Kurdistan assets. As such, we see the FDP as just a start, but with so many things to be determined, confirmation of the true upside for Shaikan may take some time
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