Central Petroleum Limited · ASX:CTP

Central Petroleum — Investor Presentation (July 2016)

36 slides from Central Petroleum's investor presentation, Jul 21, 2016

  1. Slide 1: Central Petroleum Limited

    For personal use only Central Petroleum Limited Developing the Northern Territory. Serving Australia’s Gas Needs. ASX:CTP

  2. Slide 2: Table of Contents

    Table of Contents For personal use only Item Page Company Overview 3 Financial Information 8 Field Development & Appraisal 11 Program Exploration Program 20 Strong Gas Outlook 28 Contact 35 CTP: Developing Northern Australia.

  3. Slide 3: Company Overview

    For personal use only Company Overview

  4. Slide 4: Central at a glance

    Central at a glance For personal use only Central Petroleum Limited (“Central”) is an oil and gas explorer and producer with technical expertise over the on‐shore basins of Central Australia. Central’s Core Objectives: • Continue to develop technical excellence in Central Australia’s oil and gas bas

  5. Slide 5: Central's Operations

    Central’s Operations For personal use only • Vast exploration acreage and producing assets over the key oil and gas basins in Central Australia • Transitioned from explorer / oil producer into the NT’s largest on‐shore gas producer and only on‐shore producing gas field operator. Two major acquisitio

  6. Slide 6: Employment Philosophy

    Employment Philosophy For personal use only Our Way Affirmation Action Strategy 1. Family Values for Working Families  Local residents to Alice Springs 2. Northern Territory for Northern  Upskilling local residents Territorians 3. Traditional Values for Traditional  Family Friendly Roster Owners

  7. Slide 7: Why Should You Invest?

    Why Should You Invest? For personal use only Mereenie Acquisition completed. Announcement of committed Northern Gas Pipeline (NGP), which will connect Central to East Coast markets. Reserve upgrade on 14th March 2016 240% increase P1 reserves 22% in P2 reserves 50% increase in 2C reserves ACCC relea

  8. Slide 8: Financial Information

    For personal use only Financial Information

  9. Slide 9: Financially Positioned to Deliver

    Financially Positioned to Deliver For personal use only Financials (ASX:CTP) Capital Structure 1 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 $M $M $M REVENUE 3.7 10.3 23.9  MARKET CAP: ~$50M EBITDAX2 (8.5) (1.7) 1.2  SHARES ON ISSUE: 433.1M TOTAL ASSETS 85.7 86.7 151.1  STOCK PRICE (19Jul16): A$0.12 CASH 10.3 3.5 15.1

  10. Slide 10: Revenues Timeline

    Revenues Timeline For personal use only $70 Revenue potential based on existing uncontracted gas reserves. $60 $50 Mereenie Reserves Upgrade Revenues $m $40 5.2PJ pre‐paid gas sale Northern Gas Pipeline agreement with Announcement Macquarie Bank. $30 Acquisition of 50% of Mereenie Oil & Gas field fr

  11. Slide 11: Field Development & Appraisal Program

    For personal use only Field Development & Appraisal Program

  12. Slide 12: Central Operated Gas Fields

    Central Operated Gas Fields For personal use only Central’s Operates 3 Producing Fields: • Mereenie • Palm Valley • Dingo Current Reserves (Gross JV) * • 207 PJ of 2P • 234 PJ of 2C Production Capacity (Gross JV) • All Fields ~45 TJ/d • All Facilities ~65 TJ/d Appraisal program • Stairway/P1 to conv

  13. Slide 13: Mereenie Development

    Mereenie Development For personal use only Description • Large structural anticline, area >200 km2 • Gas accumulations with associated oil rim • Producible hydrocarbon column ~870 metres • 5 discovered zones; Stairway Sst and Pacoota Sst P1 to P4 Operated by Central in 50/50 JV with Santos • 66 well

  14. Slide 14: Dingo Development

    Dingo Development For personal use only History Recent development • 60 km south of Alice Springs • Laid ~40 km fibre‐spar pipe • Dingo wells 1 to 4 drilled 1981 through 1991 • Plant commissioned April 2015 • Gas flow rates from 1.58 MMcf/d up to 8 MMcf/d • Remotely operated • Retention Licence gran

  15. Slide 15: Palm Valley Gas Field

    Palm Valley Gas Field For personal use only History Description and upside • Discovered 1965, gas delivered to; • Area over 200 km2, hydrocarbon column ~400m  Alice Springs from 1983 • Reservoir ‐ tight sands, naturally fractured  Darwin from 1986 to 2012 • High flow rates ‐ peak field export rate

  16. Slide 16: Mereenie Stairway Appraisal

    Mereenie Stairway Appraisal Current For personal use only • Stairway zone has not been a producing zone at Mereenie Stairway production development • 3 wells completed in the Stairway sandstone from P1 target and P3 • Testing of WM15 show flowrates of 1.2‐1.5 MMcfd • Due to low Nitrogen content of t

  17. Slide 17: Ooraminna Gas Field

    Ooraminna Gas Field For personal use only Retention licences 3 & 4 • Ooraminna 1 and 2 flared gas • Pioneer Sandstone is naturally fractured • Crestal area is prognosed as more fractured, targeted for appraisal • A deeper target, intra‐Gillen carbonates has been identified by analogy • Dingo infrast

  18. Slide 18: Development, Appraisal and Exploration

    Development, Appraisal and Exploration Resources PJ 350 For personal use only 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 * PJ Mereenie Dingo Palm Valley Ooraminna Palm Valley Yeti Dingo Satelite Palm Valley 1200 West Area Deep 962 1000 800 712 600 * The Exploration 437 figures are not an 385 407 estimate, 400 evaluat

  19. Slide 19: Assets to underpin a growth pathway

    Assets to underpin a growth pathway For personal use only ✓ Existing Infrastructure + Operations ✓ Uncontracted Gas Reserves ✓ Surplus Production Capacity ✓ Reserves growth plan ✓ Near‐field defined Appraisal targets identified ✓ Significant exploration upside 19 CTP: Developing Northern Australia.

  20. Slide 20: Exploration Program

    For personal use only Program Exploration

  21. Slide 21: Palm Valley Prospects

    Palm Valley Prospects For personal use only Palm Valley Deep Palm Valley West • Production occurs from Stairway and Pacoota sands, which Production Licence are naturally fractured. • Current gas production at Palm Valley is facilitated by fractures, and previous drilling suggests there is a relation

  22. Slide 22: Dingo Satellites

    Dingo Satellites For personal use only Incremental Exploration • Surrounding satellite structures identified from seismic interpretation • Attractive targets for exploration and incremental development • Seismic acquisition is planned to firm up drilling locations • The area has the possibility of a

  23. Slide 23: South Amadeus Basin

    South Amadeus Basin For personal use only Large and underexplored Mt Kitty 1 • The JV comprising Santos and Central has acquired 1,587km 2D seismic Stage 1 and drilled Mt Kitty 1 • Play types include large structures where Heavitree Quartzite or Fractured Basement should be sealed by salt, with seco

  24. Slide 24: Wiso Basin

    Wiso Basin For personal use only Material Growth Opportunity • Total area 43,217km2 • Gas pipeline with 3rd party access • Analogous geology to Southern Georgina • Oil seeps in BMR stratigraphic wells • Conventional and unconventional plays Gravity & Magnetics background Exploration Program • Modell

  25. Slide 25: Western Amadeus Basin

    Western Amadeus Basin For personal use only Frontier conventional, unconventional Exploration with large upside • Larapinta system with proven source, reservoir, production history • Conventional targets amongst sparse seismic, and along recently defined structural trends • Attractive unconventional

  26. Slide 26: Southern Georgina Basin

    Southern Georgina Basin For personal use only Background • The Toko Syncline is sparsely explored, somewhat analogous to adjacent Dulcie syncline containing attractive source rocks, prolific oil shows • The Central and Total JV have acquired 974 km 2D seismic, drilled Gaudi 1 which cored and interse

  27. Slide 27: Development, Appraisal and Exploration Program

    Development, Appraisal and Exploration Program For personal use only •Development •Achieved through review of existing wells, static and dynamic modelling •2P reserves (Petajoules) •Mereenie, 123 2P  150 PJ target (gross JV) Stage 1 •Palm Valley, 24 2P •Dingo Field, 33 2P •Testing of un‐drained res

  28. Slide 28: Strong Gas Outlook

    For personal use only Strong Gas Outlook

  29. Slide 29: ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market

    ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market For personal use only The ACCC released its Inquiry into the east coast gas market in April 2016: • Comprehensive and “fully informed” assessment of the east coast gas market • 12 month study with unprecedented access to confidential market information • K

  30. Slide 30: ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market

    ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market For personal use only  Sufficient gas is only available for existing domestic and LNG contracts  Requires undeveloped supply to be brought to market (at risk from regulatory uncertainty and depressed energy markets generally).  The east coast market is

  31. Slide 31: ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market

    ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market For personal use only  Marginal costs for CSG is increases from ~$3.70/GJ (Dec 2015) to ~$5.70/GJ when aggregate production reaches current 2P reserves of 43 000 PJ.  Future reserve adds will have a significantly increased marginal cost 31 CTP: Developin

  32. Slide 32: ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market

    ACCC Inquiry into the East Coast Gas Market For personal use only  Gas prices have increased in every state over the past five years  Evidence obtained by the Inquiry generally supports these trends with recent delivered fixed gas prices above $10/GJ in Qld.  These historical gas prices do not re

  33. Slide 33: Northern Gas Pipeline

    Northern Gas Pipeline For personal use only  Jemena is constructing a 622km pipeline linking the NT to the east coast market at a cost of around $800 million  A 12‐inch pipeline has been selected, initially capable of 90TJ/d (potential to increase capacity up to 160TJ/d with compression)  Work ha

  34. Slide 34: Looking Forward

    Looking Forward For personal use only • 5 Appraisal targets Near‐Term • Mereenie Stairway Appraisal Reserve • Mereenie Tight Gas Growth • Mereenie P1, P3 • Mereenie Gas Cap (Appraisal): • Ooraminna Gas Field • New Gas Sales into the Northern Territory and East Coast AND… • Continued tightness and pr

  35. Slide 35: Contact Us

    © 2015. All rights reserved. Central Petroleum Limited | ABN 72 083 254 308 | centralpetroleum.com.au Contact Us For personal use only Richard Cottee Managing Director & CEO Ph: +61 (0) 7 3181 3800 | Fx: +61 (0) 7 3181 3855 Level 32, 400 George Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4000, Australia PO Box 122

  36. Slide 36: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER For personal use only 1.This presentation is not intended for prospective investors and does not purport to provide all of the information an interested party may require in order to investigate the affairs of Central Petroleum Ltd (“Company”). This presentation does not attempt to produc

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