Amplitude Energy Limited · ASX:AEL
Amplitude Energy — Cooper Energy — Shareholder Meeting (November 2004)
18 slides from Amplitude Energy's shareholder meeting presentation, Nov 30, 2004
Slide 1: ASX cover letter: Presentation - 2004 Annual General Meeting
ir ae N Cooper Energy ABN 93 096 170 295 30 November 2004 Australian Stock Exchange Company Announcements Office Electronic Lodgement System P © Box 1163 South Perth WA 6951 Registered Office: Suite 4, Level 3, South Shore Centre 83 ~ 85 The Esplanade South Perth WA 6151 Telephone: (+ 61 8) 9368 583
Slide 2: Annual General Meeting November 2004
Slide 3: AGM – Cooper Energy Overview
Slide 4: Overview Contents
Slide 5: 2003-2004 Recap
Slide 6: Business Development – Focus Areas
Slide 7: Exploration – Targets and Drilling Schedule
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Slide 8: Exploration — Kitson-1
Exploration — Kitson-1 *ropised Ch on Namur oil target Four way dip closure model 4 MMbbI mean reserves (20% POS) Fault closure model 33 MMbbl mean reserves (4% POS) March 2005 spud TT Tt Ti TTT TTT TTT ETE Tn
Slide 9: Development – Worrior, Christies and Arwon
Slide 10: Production
Production Historical Production (Cooper Share) = i=] <3 o oe i=J o {ui vi — 3 Q. ° 2 < £ 3 5) = 3 £ & g 3 i 1 PP A FP WS SF SRR Fah oh & ed ys wwe RSIS Y SNS Date (dd/mm/yy) Worrior (PEL93, 30%) EChristies (PEL92, 25%) LD Sellicks (PEL92, 25%)
Slide 11: Reserves
Reserves UR: 3.1, Prod: 0.4, Res: 2.7, COE: 30% UR: 1.3, Prod: 0.1, Res: 1.2, COE: 25% ee PELIO | PEL | Arwon adds ~100,000 barrels of oil (11,200 barrels of oil Cooper Energy share) 1.1 MMbbl in three oil fields at 1.10.04 Legend: OG : UR: Ultimate Recovery (MMbbis) Sollicks Oi Prod: Production (MM
Slide 12: Performance and Forecasts
8B 3 Production (Barrels} 3 a 8 8 28 3 8 $s Performance and Forecasts Cooper Energy Annual Production 2602-2003 2003-2004 Financia! Year Gooper Energy Cash Position 2604-2005 wesw 4 Y 1.07.04 End Financial Year Sales (A$ Million} Cooper Energy Oi! Sales Received wintw | t 2002-2003 2003-2004 Financi
Slide 13: Summary
Slide 14: www.cooperenergy.com.au
Slide 15: CEO's Operational Address to Accompany PowerPoint Presentation
Cooper Energy -— CEO’s Operational Address to Accompany Powerpoint Presentation at AGM on 20 November 04 SLIDE #2 - OPENING SLIDE Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, today | will give you an overview of Cooper Energy's operational activities. As per the theme of this presentation, we are now genera
Slide 16: Narration: next focus area and opportunistic areas
In parallel to increasing value in Central Australia we have been out pursuing the next focus area. | can inform you that this will most likely be an International opportunity. We have identified a couple of high value areas and we are in negotiations to enter these areas. At this time it would be i
Slide 17: Slide #7 – Exploration – Kitson-1 narration
SLIDE #7 —- EXPLORATION - KITSON-1 Kitson is a large prospect and the main target reservoir is the Late Jurassic Namur formation. However, other formations, such as the Mckinley, Birkhead and Hutton, may also have the potential to contain hydrocarbons but volumes have not been evaluated for these fo
Slide 18: Slide #10 – Reserves narration
SLIDE #10 -RESERVES We currently have three producing fields: Worrior, Christies and Sellicks. P50 discovered reserves at 1.10.04 were 2.7 MMbbl at Worrior, 1.2 MMbb! at Christies and 0.07 MMbbi at Sellicks. Cooper's share of P50 discovered reserves is 1.1 MMbbi at 1.10.04. Our key challenge is now