Greenland Energy Company · NASDAQ:GLND
Greenland Energy — Investor Presentation (May 2026)
22 slides from Greenland Energy's investor presentation, May 2026
Slide 1: Unlocking the potential of one of the largest undeveloped arctic energy basins
Unlocking the potential of one of the largest undeveloped arctic energy basins. Exploration of the Jameson Land Basin in East Greenland through modern technology, strategic partnerships⁴, and near-term drilling catalysts³. The basin has an independent estimate of up to approximately 13.0 billion bar
Slide 2: Forward-looking statements
This presentation contains “forward-looking statementsˮ within the meaning of the safe harbor provisions of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. All statements contained herein other than statements of present or historical fact, including statements regarding Greenland Energy
Slide 3: Basin-scale frontier opportunity with near-term drilling catalysts
Basin-scale frontier opportunity with near-term drilling catalysts. Rights to Earn Basin Scale Interest Up to 13.0 Billion Barrels Approximately 2.1 million acres across 3 exclusive Independent engineering estimate of gross oil licenses covering the entire Jameson Land license potential (gross un-ri
Slide 4: Our Team
Our Team Larry G. Swets, Jr. Robert Price Ashiq Merchant Executive Chairman Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer 30+ years investing in and building Founder of March GL 25+ years of senior finance public and private companies 40+ years building and operating leadership in publicly listed en
Slide 5: Key Basin Metrics
Key Basin Metrics Jameson Land Basin statistics & resource potential 2.1 Million 58 1,800 13.0 Bn $275M+ 3 Approximate acres Identified km Estimated barrels Historical Covered by License Gross Un-risked 3U Exclusive Licenses² prospective drill Investment, in Position² Approximate 2D Prospective site
Slide 6: Why GLND Believes Jameson Land is Actionable Today
Why GLND Believes Jameson Land is Actionable Today Current License Modern Exploration Improved Arctic Defined Near-Term Framework Technology Accessibility Catalysts Changing Politics Advanced Capabilities Seasonal Access Q3 2026 Target ● Advanced seismic ● Increasing seasonal ● Infrastructure mobiliz
Slide 7: ARCO's Arctic Success
ARCO’s Arctic Success The 1968 discovery of the Alaskan Prudhoe Bay field, North Americaʼs largest oil field, didn't just provide resources, it also validated decades of ARCO's geological hypothesis and commitment to northern frontier exploration.¹ Strategic Persistence ARCO maintained exploration e
Slide 8: Historical Testing
Historical Testing ARCO also identified Jameson Land as a major arctic hydrocarbon basin.¹ ARCO’s Arctic Legacy Following the discovery and success of Prudhoe Bay, the Between 1970 and 1990, ARCO conducted historical exploration of Jameson Land by ARCO supports extensive exploration and basin analysi
Slide 9: ARCO's development was stunted by macroeconomic constraints
ARCO’s development was stunted by macroeconomic constraints. 1980s Present Day ³ Oil Price Collapse¹ Modern Arctic Capabilities Significant price reductions during the 1980s reduced Advanced remote operations, improved logistics, better project viability and investment returns supply chains Defined E
Slide 10: Decades of Basin Validation Leading to First Modern Drilling Campaign
Decades of Basin Validation Leading to First Modern Drilling Campaign Project Timeline 1970s-1990 2014-2018 2021-2024 May-Sep. 2025 Oct. 2025-Apr. Oct. 2026 ARCO/ENI White Flame Licenses March GL Earn-In 2026 OPW1 Drilling Exploration Secures Basin Grandfathered; 80 Agreement Target Mobilization &
Slide 11: Geological Indicators
Geological Indicators Basin indicators, resource potential, and exploration upside. Basin Indicators¹ Resource Potential Surface Oil & Gas Genetic Match to Up to 13.0 Billion Barrels² Seepages North Sea Oil Systems Seismic Testing Independent engineering estimates indicate up to approximately Modern
Slide 12: Understanding 2D Seismic Mapping
Understanding 2D Seismic Mapping Seismic Imaging Process ⁶ How it works ⁶ ● Controlled seismic sources, like vibroseis trucks, send controlled vibrations into the ground using heavy plates ● The vibrations travel through underground rock layers and reflect back when they hit geological boundaries ●
Slide 13: Proposed Well Locations
Proposed Well Locations OPW-1 ● Initial well estimated at $40m cost Example locations. OPW-6 ● Second well estimated at $20m cost Sources: ² ³
Slide 14: Infrastructure & Logistics
Infrastructure & Logistics Current Mobilization ● Equipment Transport underway Historical Investment ● Beach landing operations planned ● 3 Mile Inland Road Construction planned 58 Identified ● Rig mobilization in progress $275M+ 2.1 Million Total past Acres Prospects investment, in Of potential Appr
Slide 15: 2025-2026 Operations Timeline
2025-2026 Operations Timeline Apr.-Sep. 2025 Oct. 2025 Mar. 2026 Mar.-Apr. 2026 Q2-Q3 2026 Q3/Q4 2026 Farm-Out Initial Equipment GLND Public Execution Partners Procurement and OPW1 Drilling Agreement Landing Listing Secured field readiness Window 2025: Farm-Out and Initial Early to Mid 2026: Public
Slide 16: How Basin Ownership is Earned Through Execution
How Basin Ownership is Earned Through Execution GLND funds: First exploration well ($40M)³ Second exploration well ($20M)³ 50% 70% Interest earned across Jameson Land license position³ Interest earned across Jameson Land license position³ Exploration drilling expands geological understanding and str
Slide 17: Economic Potential
Economic Potential Potential Advantages Large basin with North Atlantic large oil potential² Margin Basin Large-scale oil exposure if Modern Arctic commercial operating discovery is efficiencies⁴ achieved Advances in:⁴ ● Remote operations ● Ice-class shipping ● Modular infrastructure ● Arctic logisti
Slide 18: Experienced Operators & Partners
Experienced Operators & Partners Developed in partnership with operational and service providers with proven Arctic and frontier exploration capabilities Halliburton, IPT, and Stampede Drilling are mobilizing their personnel and equipment⁴ to Optimally Positioned Wells (OPW-1 and OPW-6)³ ● Halliburt
Slide 19: Arctic energy exploration - One of the last true industrial frontiers
Arctic energy exploration - One of the last true industrial frontiers. Why Greenland Energy Majority basin ownership Historically validated exposure³ hydrocarbon presence¹ Significant resource Modern drilling catalysts potential² approaching³ ⁴ Fully funded initial Defined earn-in license exploration
Slide 20: Unlocking the potential of one of the largest undeveloped arctic energy basins
Unlocking the potential of one of the largest undeveloped arctic energy basins. greenlandenergyco.com | @GL_Energy_Co | Greenland Energy Company NASDAQ: GLND
Slide 21: Sources Cited
Sources Cited ¹ Historical ARCO / Legacy Exploration ● Pelican EGM Proxy ● Nasdaq Business Combination Completion ● Nasdaq $70M Offering Closing ● Oilfield Technology article ● BLS Inflation Calculator ● What is Prudhoe Bay? ● ARCO strikes oil at Prudhoe Bay ● Greenlandʼs Untested Oil Basin Could Be
Slide 22: Image Sources
Image Sources Slide 3 https://ian.macky.net/pat/map/arct/arct.html Slide 7 https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/landsat-9-image-prudhoe-bay-alaska Slide 8 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Earth_from_Space-_Liverpool_Land,_Greenland_ESA24716944.tiff Slide 12 https://web.mit.edu/12.000/www/finalpr
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