Synergia Energy Ltd · LSE:SYN

Synergia Energy — Oilex — Investor Presentation (August 2017)

19 slides from Synergia Energy's investor presentation, August 2017

  1. Slide 1: Natural Gas in the World's Fastest Growing Economy

    NATURAL GAS IN THE WORLD’S FASTEST AUGUST 2017 GROWING ECONOMY www.oilex.com.au twitter@oilexltd

  2. Slide 2: Important Information

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION Nature of the presentation This presentation has been prepared by Oilex Ltd (Oilex). It is current as at the date of this presentation. It contains information in a summary form and should be read in conjunction with Oilex’s other periodic and continuous disclosure announcement

  3. Slide 3: Important Information

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION Risks and forward looking statements An investment in Oilex shares is subject to known and unknown risks, many of which are beyond the control of Oilex. In considering an investment in Oilex shares, investors should have regard to (amongst other things) the risks outlined in th

  4. Slide 4: Oil and Gas Focus in India

    OIL AND GAS FOCUS IN INDIA 1) India fastest growing large country by GDP: World’s third largest petroleum consumer 2) Government recognises criticality of energy supply: Oil and gas a key contributor to MAKE IN INDIA 3) Government proactively promoting oil and gas opportunities and foreign investmen

  5. Slide 5: Setting the Scene

    SETTING THE SCENE Page 5

  6. Slide 6: Oilex Background and Capital Structure

    OILEX BACKGROUND Head office in Perth, Western Australia Project office in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India Operating in India for approximately 10 years; nine wells drilled Gandhinagar One of very few foreign companies in the sector Cambay Indian Project Office Bhandut Dual listed ASX & AIM CAPITAL STRU

  7. Slide 7: Company Profile: Board & Management

    COMPANY PROFILE REVITALISED TEAM BOARD & MANAGEMENT Revitalised board and senior management in 2016 Brad Lingo Non-executive Chairman Over 30 years of oil and gas leadership roles, a recognised oil and gas Appointed UK domiciled NED in May 2017 industry leader. SMH/East Coles S&P/ASX 200 Energy Best

  8. Slide 8: Why India

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  9. Slide 9: Why India: Strong Energy Fundamentals

    WHY INDIA STRONG ENERGY FUNDAMENTALS Indian energy consumption growth faster than all major economies BP Energy Outlook for India overtakes China as largest growth market for energy India to 2035 India remains import dependent with LNG doubling Demand for gas increase by 162% INDIA DOMESTIC NATURAL

  10. Slide 10: Energy Outlook to 2035/2040 for India

    ENERGY OUTLOOK TO 2035/2040 FOR INDIA India’s population to pass China in 2028 Per capita income increase by more than 3 times Projected 129% energy demand growth to 2035 (compare China 47%, Brazil 41%, Russia 2%) Share of global demand increase to 9% Gas demand increase by 162% (against renewables

  11. Slide 11: Cambay Project

    CAMBAY PROJECT Page 11

  12. Slide 12: Oilex Main Project: Cambay Production Sharing Contract

    OILEX MAIN PROJECT CAMBAY PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACT 40,000 acres Close to national pipeline infrastructure In Gujarat State: one of India’s major industrial Cambay Project regions GujaratCambay State Tarapur Oilex – 45% Interest GSPC – 55% Interest Oilex is Operator India – Pipeline Map Cambay Bas

  13. Slide 13: Cambay Project: Multi-TCF Tight Gas Play

    CAMBAY PROJECT MULTI-TCF TIGHT GAS PLAY Gas in place confirmed in multiple horizons, producing since 1961 Main target is multi-TCF low permeability, wet gas zones Applying North American “shale” technology in India Secondary target in shallower oil and gas pools in areas unswept by historical produc

  14. Slide 14: Resource Statement

    RESOURCE STATEMENT PREPARED BY RISC* Total Contingent and Prospective In Place Resources Contingent Resource for EP-III / IV (X / Y Zone) – 100% Total resource Gas volume (bcf) Condensate Volume (million bbl) (gross) Gas in Place (bcf) Region P90 P50 P10 Mean 1C 2C 3C 1C 2C 3C Y Total 1716 2519 3503

  15. Slide 15: Indian Affairs: Cambay & Bhandut Projects

    INDIAN AFFAIRS CAMBAY & BHANDUT PROJECTS • Joint venture partner, GSPC, has not been paying bills  part payment of historical cash calls re-commenced in June 2017. Further payments anticipated. • Potential for Oilex or a new party to buy out GSPC’s 55% interest through formal sale process. Oilex ho

  16. Slide 16: EP-IV Core Analysis Fracture Modelling Examples

    EP-IV CORE ANALYSIS FRACTURE MODELLING EXAMPLES CAMBAY CAN BE EFFECTIVELY STIMULATED Historical Vertical Well – fracture escaped vertically and mostly outside of reservoir target zone. • Schlumberger and Baker Hughes requested to: • advise on the optimal well and stimulation design for future develo

  17. Slide 17: Path Forward

    PATH FORWARD Page 17

  18. Slide 18: Building Value in 2017/2018

    BUILDING VALUE IN 2017/2018 LOW COST RISK MANAGED APPROACH • Lodge application for Cambay PSC extension • Potential sale of smaller asset (Bhandut) • Additional proceeds from outstanding cash calls • Outline plans for future field development addressing multi-TCF resource • Obtain extension of the C

  19. Slide 19: An Oil and Gas Focused Company

    An OIL and GAS Focused Company Large Gas Resource – Multi-TCF Accessing Booming Indian Energy Market ASX : OEX AIM: OEX www.oilex.com.au

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