Cardinal Energy Ltd. · TSX:CJ
Cardinal Energy — Investor Presentation (April 2022)
15 slides from Cardinal Energy's investor presentation, April 2022
Slide 1: April 2022 Corporate Update
TSX: CJ April 2022 Corporate Update
Slide 2: Cardinal Energy
Cardinal Energy 1. Scope one negative for carbon emissions 2. Lowest production decline among conventional producers 3. Business Model undergoing significant de-risking in 2022 4. Begin significant returns to shareholders in 2022 2 | Cardinal Energy Ltd. | TSX: CJ
Slide 3: Cardinal Snapshot
Cardinal Snapshot Fully Diluted Share Outstanding 166 MM Net Debt (Dec 31, 2021) $178 MM Net Bank Debt (Dec 31, 2021) $165 MM Forecast Production Average 2022 20,500 BOEPD Production Decline +/- 10% Cash Flow Estimate 2022 ($90 WTI) $337 MM CAPEX 2022 $80 MM Cash Flow Sensitivity ($1 WTI) +/- $5.6 M
Slide 4: Our Business Model
Our Business Model Cash Flow 2022 ($80 WTI) Amount of capital required to maintain our $80 MM Maintenance assets and keep production flat/growth Capital ($30 MM drilling in 2022) Amount of capital required to fulfill our $19 MM ARO/ESG commitment to operating our business in a * SRP Funds responsibl
Slide 5: Corporate Production
Corporate Production 25,000 Current production >20,500 boepd 20,000 Base decline ~ 10% Majority of production under established secondary or 15,000 tertiary recovery schemes boepd 84% oil, 4% NGLs, 12% natural gas 10,000 Venturion assets integrated, performing to expectation 5,000 Extrem
Slide 6: 2021 & 2022 Development
2021 & 2022 Development 2021 8 producers, 2 WAG injectors drilled 3,000 DCET capital ~$15MM (net) 2,500 Net current production ~1600 boepd (90% liquids) 2,000 Performing above expectation Complete program expected to payout in Q2 2022 boepd 1,500 2022 1,000 4 wells (GP x2, Tide Lake
Slide 7: 2021 YE Reserves Highlights
2021 YE Reserves Highlights Category Reserves(1) Annual Change NPV10 Annual Change FD&A Recycle Ratio(2) MMBoe $MM $/boe Proved Developed Producing 74.4 +16% $1,050 +75% $5.66 5.2 Total Proved 83.3 +11% $1,100 +77% $6.49 4.6 Total Proved Plus Probable 110.4 +11% $1,376 +70% $5.17 5.7 Strong produc
Slide 8: Sustainability: Drilling Inventory Breakdown
Sustainability: Drilling Inventory Breakdown Tier 1 Potential Cardinal Growth/Maintenance Drilling District Primary Plan Inventory Multiple oil targeted play types across asset base South Ellerslie, Glauc, Arcs 40 All tier 1 development 1 year or less payout at $75US WTI Central Infills, seconda
Slide 9: Midale – CCS EOR Simplified
Midale – CCS EOR Simplified Utilizing CCS EOR reduces emissions while still contributing a low carbon source of energy Midale CO2EOR project has sequestered over 5 million tonnes of CO2 over its lifetime making it currently the 6th largest storage site in the world(3) Fully utilized Midale has t
Slide 10: Midale, Sk – 2021 New WAG Injectors
Midale, Sk – 2021 New WAG Injectors Midale unit under exploited compared to offsetting Weyburn unit 21% current estimated recovery factor vs 40% 2021 drilled 2 dual leg (M1 + M3) water alternating gas injectors Targeted under-pressured, under-supported, relatively recovery M1 and M3 reservoi
Slide 11: Midale, Sk – 2021 Injector Program – Results
Midale, Sk – 2021 Injector Program – Results Earlier than forecast response At current production rates payouts reduced (@$80/bbl US WTI : 15 months) Up to 100 potential follow-up opportunities across unit 2021 new dual leg WAG injectors (M1 + M3) Existing offsetting legacy wells with incremen
Slide 12: Returns to Shareholders
Returns to Shareholders Phase One: Protect the Business 100% of our Free Cash Flow will go toward repayment of Bank Debt until Bank Debt is reduced to $100 MM (increases Net Asset Value per share by $0.50). Phase Two: Deliver direct returns to shareholders Upon reaching our Phase One Bank Debt m
Slide 13: Free Cash Flow Forecast – No Dividend
Free Cash Flow Forecast – No Dividend WTI ($USD/bbl) $65 $70 $75 $80 $85 $90 2022 Cash flow ($MM) $174 $207 $239 $270 $304 $337 Capex/ARO ($MM) $99 $99 $99 $99 $99 $99 Free cash flow ($MM) $75 $103 $135 $166 $200 $233 Closing net debt/(Cash) ($MM)(1) $102 $74 $42 $7 ($23) ($55) 1. Excluding potentia
Slide 14: Advisory
Advisory Note Regarding Forward Looking Statements operating costs, the performance of existing and future wells, the success Management has included the forward-looking statements above and a of our exploration and development activities, the sufficiency and timing summary of assumptions and risks
Slide 15: Advisory
Advisory This presentation contains metrics commonly used in the oil and natural Unbooked locations do not have attributed reserves. Unbooked locations depending on the maturity of the Company’s operating areas and gas industry which have been prepared by management, such as "netback“, have been ide