Jupiter Energy Limited · ASX:JPR
Jupiter Energy — Non-Deal Roadshow (May 2007)
17 slides from Jupiter Energy's roadshow presentation, May 2007
Slide 1: Jupiter Energy Limited
JUPITER ENERGY LIMITED
Slide 2: Corporate Update May/June 2007
Jupiter Energy Limited (ASX: JPR) May/June 2007 Corporate Update
Slide 3: New Beginning for JPR
New Beginning for JPR JPR has decided to look to accumulate undervalued niche oil producing assets combined with prospective oil exploration acreage within the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan www.jupiterenergy.com.au
Slide 4: Map of Kazakhstan
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Slide 5: Kazakhstan Oil Basins
North Caspian South Turgay Chu-Sarysu North Ustyurt Middle Caspian
Slide 6: Regional Analysis
Regional Analysis Area Who is there? Production/Explora Infrastructure Amount tion (bbl/day) Kyzylorda Region CNPC Production Pipeline and Rail 84m bbl/yr KazMunaiGas Turgai - Petroleum Kazgermunai Aktobe Region CNPC Aktobe Production Pipeline and Rail 50m bbl/yr MunaiGas Exploration
Slide 7: Future Extraction and Export Projections
Future Extraction and Export Projections Conversion: 1 ton = 7 bbl
Slide 8: Kazakhstan vs Australia: Area, Population, GDP, Oil
Area (sq km) 2,669,800 7,617,930 Population 15,284,929 20,434,176 GDP $US138.7 B $US666.3 B Oil Produced >7,500 (1992-2004) 5,600 mmbbls Oil Prod./yr >473 mmbbls 125 mmbbls P1 Reserves 30,000 mmbbls 1,400 mmbbls CIA-the world fact book USGS APPEA-GA
Slide 9: Brief History on Kazakhstan
Brief History on Kazakhstan After Russia, the 2nd largest oil producing Union at the time of the collapse of the USSR Proven reserves today of 30 b barrels Estimated reserves of 60-100 b barrels Expected to produce 2-3% of the worlds oil demand over the next decade All the majors operate t
Slide 10: So why Kazakhstan?
So why Kazakhstan? Kazakhstan contains multi billion barrel oil fields Even though some basins have been producing oil for 100 years, most areas are lightly explored with predominantly 1980’s technology Kazakhstan has in recent times opened its doors and is encouraging foreign investment Inv
Slide 11: Why JPR will succeed there
Why JPR will succeed there Erkin involved in the establishment of Max Petroleum (MXP) in relation to speeding up its initial establishment process in country and identifying one of its major assets Key areas of influence: Strong, established government connection Experienced industry associa
Slide 12: Erkin Svanbayev
Erkin Svanbayev Erkin is a Kazakh educated Engineer with an oil and gas background in Kazakhstan and extensive upstream and downstream experience. He is currently responsible for the export of over 1 million barrels of crude per month from Kazakhstan and JPR believes that he will be of great value
Slide 13: Initial Project
INITIAL PROJECT www.jupiterenergy.com.au
Slide 14: North Caspian – Mangyshlak
North Caspian – Mangyshlak Kashagan 9-13 B bbls 2009 Tengiz 9 B bbls >300,000 bbls/d Uzen 147 mmbbls 127,000 bbls/d www.jupiterenergy.com.au
Slide 15: A Near Field Opportunity
A Near Field Opportunity Main oil fields Oil pipelines Gas pipelines Rail road Available Permit Caspian Sea www.jupiterenergy.com.au
Slide 16: Ongoing strategy
Ongoing strategy Through Erkin, JPR believes it will have access to other assets (possibly some in other listed companies) that are available for acquisition JPR is already reviewing several opportunities to make acquisitions that will deliver production immediately from the date of the completi
Slide 17: Summary
Summary JPR believes it has the following key elements that will enable it to become a Oil & Gas producer in one of the most prospective Oil & Gas countries in the world: Experienced and well connected board and management Excellent local contacts – both Government and Industry A well planne