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Key Energy Services — Scotia Howard Weil 43rd Annual Energy Conference 2015
15 slides from Key Energy Services's conference presentation, Mar 24, 2015
Slide 1: Scotia Howard Weil 43rd Annual Energy Conference
Exhibit 99.1 ScotiaAlario March Dick Chairman, Howard 24, 2015 President Weil 43rd and Chief AnnualExecutive Energy Conference Officer
Slide 2: Safe Harbor
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Slide 3: Recent market commentary
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Slide 4: Recent operational commentary: cost and capital reductions
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Slide 5: Horizontal well production continues to outpace the market
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Slide 6: Key's solutions provide the equipment and service to optimize production
Key’s solutions provide +advantage the equipment and service necessary to optimize production on existing wells and efficiently complete new wells
Slide 7: Industry-leading rig services
+rig Industry-leading provides Rig 1% 20% #1 10% 9% 19% Others 14% 44% #3 ?Bakken 12% Class 11% #5 5% + continue Well Drilling (1) (2) (3) over 13% #4 Wall Class Revenue ?Other 8% Services services ?California Class ?Other #2 Life-Cycle 557% 1 2 3 the 20% 26% Completion Street to flexibility 4course
Slide 8: Heavy rig services continue to grow
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Slide 9: Strong fluid management services
+fluid Strong allows “frontier” Revenue 4% ?Barnett ?Haynesville ?Permian 14% ?Other 10% ?Eagle ?Bakken 24% + Basins Regions 8% Ford hauling Well Drilling (1) saltwater Revenue Life-Cycle management for logistical 2% Gas Oil and Completion by markets near disposal disposal Geographic from 39% real-t
Slide 10: Coiled tubing fleet and exploiting large units
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Slide 11: Fishing and rental services
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Slide 12: Opportunities to grow and exploit assets
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Slide 13: Global presence provides opportunities
GlobalAmerica +global provides North Russia United Mexico Canada Latin Oman Bahrain Ecuador Colombia America presence States opportunities Middle East to diversify revenue base as well as an opportunity to apply expertise abroad
Slide 14: Highlights: well-positioned for long-term trends
+highlights + We believe are well-positioned havethe a strong developed global that our reputation leader assets, a differentiated toinbenefit differentiated onshore, as a production-enhancement from asset rig-based long-term technology base wellsecular services and market trends serviceposition pro
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