Amplitude Energy Limited · ASX:AEL
Amplitude Energy — Cooper Energy — Euroz Oil and Gas Conference 2012
33 slides from Amplitude Energy's conference presentation, Sep 12, 2012
Slide 1: Cooper Energy Investor Pack
288 – 292 Churchill Avenue Subiaco WA 6008 PO Box 1281 Subiaco WA 6904 Tel: +61 8 9489 3777 Fax: +61 8 9489 3799 admin@cooperenergy.com.au For personal use only www.cooperenergy.com.au Wednesday 12 September 2012 ASX Announcement/Media Release COE120912a Cooper Energy Investor Pack Please find attac
Slide 2: Investor Pack September 2012
For personal use only Investor Pack 12 September 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION 3 September 2012
Slide 3: Important Notice - Disclaimer
For personal use only Important Notice - Disclaimer The information in this presentation: Is not an offer or recommendation to purchase or subscribe for shares in Cooper Energy Limited or to retain or sell any shares that are currently held. Does not take into account the individual investment o
Slide 4: Our strategy and business
For personal use only Our strategy and business Total Shareholder Return and Safety, environment, security and health Leverage and grow Experience and strengths Fundamentals skills STRENGTHS – assets focus – link results and – cash and cash-flow – market / commercial remuneration – technical & costs
Slide 5: Company snapshot
For personal use only Company snapshot Capital structure Share price 30.5 - 69 cps 12 months low - high (to 10 Sept ‟12) Shares on issue 328.7 mill Market capitalisation A$169 mill @51.5cps on 10 September ‟12 ASX 300 (1) Cash A$59 mill @ 30 June (2) Debt Nil Top 20 ~60% Shareholders Funds/Corp ~61%
Slide 6: FY 2012 financial results summary
For personal use only FY 2012 financial results summary FY2011 FY2012 Change Production („000 bbls) 407 517 27% Sales revenue (A$ mill) 39.1 59.7 53% Cash flow after tax from operating activity (A$ mill) 10.9 35.9 229% Cash flow after tax from operating activity/barrel (A$/bbl) $26.74 $69.37 15
Slide 7: Transition - delivering the changes
For personal use only Transition- delivering the changes 1 year ago At 31 Aug 2012 1 year ahead Activities Cooper, Otway, Tunisia, Cooper, Otway, Tunisia, Eastern Australia, Tunisia, Poland, Indonesia, Romania Indonesia & exiting Poland Indonesia Growth International exploration Leverage and grow st
Slide 8: Reserves and resources
For personal use only Reserves and resources Reserves, resources and risked exploration (million boe) Risked exploration potential (million boe) – by region 2P Reserves (1.9) Possible Reserves (0.9) Cooper Indonesia Tunisia Otway Resources (6.5) Risked exploration (50) INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 Septe
Slide 9: Australia – Cooper, Otway and Gippsland Basins
For personal use only Australia – Cooper, Otway and Gippsland Basins Cooper Basin Western flank oil Gas potential Otway Basin Conventional and unconventional – oil and gas plays Gippsland Basin Gas resource exposure INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 Nearby infrastructure and low cost 8
Slide 10: Cooper Basin licences
For personal use only Cooper Basin licences 4,300 km2 (gross) acreage Production, development and exploration Existing infrastructure High margins Multiple opportunities 2012/13 activity – up to 10 wells – 630 km2 3D seismic – build prospects & leads inventory – maintain production level
Slide 11: Cooper Basin oil
For personal use only Cooper Basin oil – PEL 92 (COE 25%) & PEL 93 (COE 30%) Production 12 fields FY11: 406,710 barrels (COE share) FY12: 501,012 barrels (COE share)(1) FY 13: 525,000 barrels(2) Lycium to Moomba pipeline from Dec Qtr – increases transport capacity Exploration and developme
Slide 12: Otway & Gippsland Basins
For personal use only Otway (COE 25-65%) & Gippsland Basins Otway - 8,350 km2 (gross) Conventional & unconventional - oil and gas plays 2 wells in FY 2012 December Quarter 2012 well (“Sawpit Updip”) - dual targets - Beach Energy funding 70% Gippsland - 687 km2 (gross) PRL 2 Bass Strait Oil
Slide 13: Casterton Formation – emerging unconventional play
For personal use only Casterton Formation – emerging unconventional play Casterton Formation play - potential for shale gas and unconventional oil - prospective fairway > 2,000 km2 - potential 17-58 TCF Gas In Place - supported by independent analysis (RISC) - COE 27% net prospective area (1) - ne
Slide 14: Tunisia (COE 30–85%)
For personal use only Tunisia (COE 30–85%) 12,644 km2 (gross) Prospective regional coverage - three contiguous licences Large opportunities - multiple prospects and leads - undeveloped oil opportunities - low cost to Cooper Energy High value 2012/13 program - drill Hammamet West-3, - high gr
Slide 15: Tunisia – Hammamet West-3
For personal use only Tunisia – Hammamet West-3 (COE – 30%(1)) Dual targets Possible HW#3 - primary objective – Abiod Formation (fractured limestone) - secondary objective – Birsa Sandstone Potential recoverable oil up to 100 million bbls Near shore and shallow water Cooper fully carried to
Slide 16: Indonesia – production, development & exploration
For personal use only Indonesia – production, development & exploration Sukananti KSO (COE 55%) Sumbagsel PSC (COE 100%) 25,000 barrels production in 2012/13 2D seismic acquisition 2012/13 Recent 3D seismic identified 3 drilling opportunities Drilling 2013/14 Pursuing production and reserv
Slide 17: 2012/13 activity
For personal use only 2012/13 activity production Increase Book inventory Grow expl. managemnt Portfolio reserves Cooper Basin Up to 10 wells (exploration, appraisal and development); 630 km2 3D √ √ √ √ Otway Basin 2 wells (exploration); conventional and unconventional targets (oil and gas) √ √ Tuni
Slide 18: 2012/13 capital expenditure
For personal use only 2012/13 capital expenditure Risk Profile Region $ million Low Medium Cooper Basin – exploration 6.8 14% High Cooper Basin – development 6.1 26% 60% Otway / Gippsland Basins 4.3 Tunisia 2.0 Indonesia & other 4.1 TOTAL 26.8 INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 17
Slide 19: Summary
For personal use only Summary Strong cash and cash flow Production growth Cooper Basin and Indonesia oil discoveries acquisitions Near term company changing opportunities Tunisia and Otway drilling corporate activity Clear focus on shareholder return and strategy build value and
Slide 20: Back up slides
For personal use only Back up slides INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 21: Eastern Australia gas opportunities
For personal use only Eastern Australia gas opportunities Multiple contract opportunities Increasing prices Resource supply opportunities - Cooper, Otway and Gippsland - conventional and unconventional Committed LNG projects - very significant impact Gas commercialisation key - a Cooper En
Slide 22: Why Otway Basin unconventional?
For personal use only Why Otway Basin unconventional? Proven basin for conventional plays Katnook Gas Liquids prone Jurassic Fields source rocks Port Campbell Close to infrastructure Gas Fields Close to oil and gas markets INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 Right ingredients
Slide 23: Casterton Formation
For personal use only Casterton Formation Late Jurassic- early Cretaceous rift fill - lacustrine/fluvial rift fill sediments - some sands, coals & tuffs Not extensively drilled - penetrated in ~10 wells - deepest penetration ~2,500m Key source rock for Penola Trough - gas, gas liquids & oil -
Slide 24: FrOG Tech study – regional Casterton mapping
For personal use only FrOG Tech study – regional Casterton mapping INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 25: FrOG Tech study – regional Casterton mapping
For personal use only FrOG Tech study – regional Casterton mapping Shale Gas Fairways Oil Fairways INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 26: Penola Trough (PEL / PEP 171)
For personal use only Penola Trough (PEL 495 / PEP 171) Sawpit-1 two way time Legend Seismic Horizons top Sherbrook Gp top Eumeralla Fm top Crayfish Gp intra-Laira Fm sandstone top Pretty Hill Sandstone top Sawpit Sandstone top Casterton Fm top basement INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 27: St Clair Trough (PEL 186)
For personal use only St Clair Trough (PEL 186) INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 28: Ardonachie Trough (PEP 150/151)
For personal use only Ardonachie Trough (PEP 150/151) INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012
Slide 29: Otway Basin – PEL (COE 65%)
For personal use only Otway Basin – PEL 495 (COE 65% ) INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 Source: Somerton Energy Limited presentation September 2011 28
Slide 30: Digby prospect (PEP 150) – Casterton unconventional oil
For personal use only Digby prospect (PEP 150)– Casterton unconventional oil 15m oil bearing porous, low perm sandstone Recovered oil on test Potential 50 million bbls Oil in Place - Casterton Fm Sandstones o Good-Excellent Casterton Fm oil source o 150m thick o TOC 2.3 - 8.9% o S1 + S2 6-37 o
Slide 31: Tunisia (COE – 85%)
For personal use only Tunisia (COE 30 – 85%) INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 30
Slide 32: Tunisia – Hammamet West-3
For personal use only Tunisia – Hammamet West-3 Spud December/January 2013 67 days to drill and test – budget case 500 mtr horizontal section through Abiod AGR contracted for well management services GSP Jupiter jack-up drilling rig contracted INVESTOR PRESENTATION 12 September 2012 Prepar
Slide 33: Nabeul permit (COE 85% & Operator)
For personal use only Nabeul permit (COE 85% & Operator) Time Numerous targets Structure - 20-50 million bbls recoverable oil Primary objective Birsa Sst. - 1200- 1600mtrs depth Moderate water depth Oudna - 270-300mtrs over preferred Field prospects 3D seismic acquired 2011 Probable drill