Tetra Technologies, Inc. · NYSE:TTI

Tetra Technologies — Jefferies Global Energy Conference (December 2010)

32 slides from Tetra Technologies's conference presentation, Dec 1, 2010

  1. Slide 1: Jefferies Global Energy Conference

    Exhibit 99.41 Jefferies Global Energy Conference

  2. Slide 2: Forward-Looking Statements and Non-GAAP Financial Measures

    Forward-Looking Statements and Non-GAAP Financial Measur vard-ooking Sateen ns reerationnclues carta statements that ae maybe dest be fowarokng eaters. General, the ute of words sich a “nay. pec on esbmate. "olv "Seu or sar exposes a : may tennis ented on sess oe 91, 2000 ae we as er exe ens rom met

  3. Slide 3: TETRA

    ce, < TETRA S py as NYSE * iene: 8 o millon 5 (0. ion > Enterprise Value”: $1, oy raitent > 3-Month fverege Daily Trading Volume as of 11/22/2010: 934,000 share “Based on closing stock price on November 22, 2010

  4. Slide 4: Company Description

    Company Descriptio: x gas service company > Involved in: Completion Services n Productio1 (Fluids) i Completion fluids and technical services for onshore & offshore customers Services Produetion testing and wellhead compression services ised soe a eae usiness usiness

  5. Slide 5: Strategy and Long-Term Objectives

    Strategy and Long-Term Objectives pil producing regions of the world ‘ompletion Services (Fluids) ~ Leverage raw material cost advantages to capture higher gross margins as deeper, more complex offshore wells are drilled > Late-Life Services (Offshore Services) » Production Enhancement Servi - Lever

  6. Slide 6: TETRA & Compressco operations

    1g & Compressco en re, ie + Corporate Headquarters) | tt Operations Offices

  7. Slide 7: Completion Services (Fluids) overview

    > High value fluids franchise effectively competing against SLB, HAL & BHI > Alow-cost provider of high-end CBFs to GOM and selected other markets > Control ae chain > Long-term bromine supply agreement complex wells and treatment services Arkansas and other sectors

  8. Slide 8: Fluids Revenues and Rig Count

    Fluids Revenues and Rig Coun x TETRA oSSeeeeses 83 nasort eo Xe ey In, My | i % > | Riba fost rig o ys ey ie wnt alpen scat ty ni i clear regulations and slow permitting may limit near-term improvement shale drilling activity

  9. Slide 9: Offshore Services Overview

    Offshore Services Overview ply TETRA Extensive suite of decommissioning and abandonment capabilities ert acer aaa services in the > Int trated suite of ser y val Pa, “oui cutting and » Event-driven demand construction companies "Sogo: OCS Sti 2010.07 Aenean Marginal Praavnin the Cat ‘td ok Lon cnn O

  10. Slide 10: Offshore Services Revenues and P&A Demand

    Offshore Services Revenues and P&A Demand x TETRA Offshore Services Revenues and GOM Structures Removed Industry-Wide"” > Fewer than 200 structures are removed ical year e “P&A Inventory * Ue in the GOM is at ast 16 years in a typi "'Souce BOEME: BOEMRE duty da maybe undarsate n202010 49490 Soloauet

  11. Slide 11: Wells Plugged & Abandoned in the GOM

    Wells Plugged & Abandoned in the GOM x TETRA No.of Wells ! ESS ESEESESESSSESESES

  12. Slide 12: GOM Platform Installations & Removals

    GOM Platform Installations & Removals Fh TETRA 11980, the rate of platform removals has increased, the rate of platform installations has deciined ‘wii 106, ETrAEr 143, 142 10 fabio ot ebb teat got ost ast at ‘oslo aol ee Leo rats 2 Soe EMRE wnat 31201 u

  13. Slide 13: Maritech Overview

    Maritech Overview ply TETRA the business > Proved reserves at 12/31/2009": Oil 7.1 MMBbIs Gas 33.5 Bef Total 12.7 MMBble (76.1 Bcfe) > 2010 YTD average daily production oil 3.6 MBbis/day Gas 19.2 Muctigy Total 7.1 MBble/day (42.8 MMcfe/day) y waters of Louisiana Services segment

  14. Slide 14: Maritech Revenues and Production

    Maritech Revenues and Production ply TETRA it Daily Producti 2009 102010 202010 302010 10.2009 202009 302009 4a fevenue —Avg. Daily Production 2a ware

  15. Slide 15: Production Testing Overview

    Production Testing Overview > Largest the U.S.” > Expanding global footprint » Broadening scope of our well bi and early production capabilities ST zi

  16. Slide 16: Production Testing Revenues

    Production Testing Revenues Pk = = | ‘Production esting Revenues —~Avg.US. Land Rig Count [cco sev prox osc sn s

  17. Slide 17: Compressco Overview

    Compressco Overview > Our units can typically it neteee thal well’s productive life > Large untapped market potential in the U.S. and broad can drive growth

  18. Slide 18: Compressco Revenues and Gas Price

    Compressco Revenues and Gas Price pil Gas Price” aa = sages

  19. Slide 19: Strategic Catalysts

    Strategic Catalysts Fh) TETRA 11% of * domestcaly natin gas” global inventory of aging offshore wells and structures are favorable for our Offshore Services business fluid: growth > markets also drives growth I 0"

  20. Slide 20: Segment strategy priorities

    > Completion Services (Fluids ) jesses in the row our fluids handling, water treatment i Nal testing bu: mesville, Marcellus and — Ford shale > Late-I Life Services (Offshore Servi Capture greater market a in GOM abandonment and decommissioning business and enter select international markets in 2011

  21. Slide 21: Consolidated Financials

    Consolidated Financials Revenues and Cash from Operating Activities i * te th | a me | | ee ee ee gs ow ae ss 08 Revenues

  22. Slide 22: Net Debt / Trailing Twelve Month EBITDA

    ‘Smitions %. % "=1NetDebt Net Debt/Trailing Twelve Month EBITDA i

  23. Slide 23: First Nine Months 2010 Segment Results

    First Nine Months 2010 Segment Results pi Revenue" Profit Before Tax”) $Millions $Millions o shore Services [i Maritech lll Production Testing l—f Compressco

  24. Slide 24: Peer Comparisons: Net Income Margin

    jer Comparisons 2009 Net Income Margin"? i 98 10.0% +f 82%. 79 ie ~Pbtis coy | - eo Op Sd ee i = Ex} 15.0% 45% F PF KS BD GF FF F KS Fh

  25. Slide 25: Peer Comparisons: Return on Equity

    jer Comparisons x TETRA 2009 Return on Equity” 184%

  26. Slide 26: Peer Comparisons: Price/Net Income Plus DD&A

    TETRA eer Comparisons x Price/Trailing Twelve Month Net Income Plus DD&A 's of 9/30/2010"

  27. Slide 27: Peer Comparisons: Price/Trailing Twelve Month EPS

    er Comparisons x TETRA Price/Trailing Twelve Month EPS as of 9/30/2010 $e oe & Fe HE

  28. Slide 28: Financial Data Appendix

  29. Slide 29: Financial Data Appendix

    Financial Data Appendix i 15 tovsonds) wo cen cmomnensasel_spgpoio sae sista wsyie08 soins essen spy rout enna toned Be § 308217 % 307,709 310332 5 414163 5 399.168 5 426228, ash repre Tass _s9227 7441033394 gs 22596 1205, netoeot Fass995 F niaso0 F 753209 § 176738 § A060 F ses? | HENS of 9/50/2010

  30. Slide 30: Net Income Margin and Return on Equity

    TETRA 08 Net Incore Marge? pie Tana e Tuiwae Fase Fane elcome Sia aus sean” organ ia "a "ea “oa 19 Return on Equity” etiam Tae & Tai Fon Fo FOL Sitceovmayaaie "guise" une een!” Ga" limes" uate” wane” ue "ae

  31. Slide 31: Financial Data Appendix

    Financial Data Appendix r | seen css on) mS KG Son etincmelormosendel 2/3/09 $ 25805 $ "LyOs $ "46 $ (MIO) S Maes) $ ease $ Soas9 $ 2H0 S (S407 einen for ox eoed9/3070 19357 Sess" agse ” “ota * “egos 32707 s2e066 — o1n46n. DDeAtr dm endo nanon —«“Eavons gant $a ¢ anime $ saste $ apann-$ Naw iRaGh So

  32. Slide 32: Contacts

    Contacts: tuart M. Brightman, h M. Abell J 281/367-1983 Fax: 281/364-4346 whi. tetratec.com’

Tetra Technologies — Jefferies Global Energy Conference (December 2010) on 6ix