Hibiscus Petroleum Bhd. · MYX:HIBISCS
Hibiscus Petroleum Bhd — Affin Hwang Oil and Gas Corporate Day 2023
23 slides from Hibiscus Petroleum Bhd's conference presentation, Oct 16, 2023
Slide 1: The Sustainability of the Oil and Gas Business
The Sustainability of the Oil and Gas Business Affin Hwang Oil and Gas Corporate Day 16 October 2023 EXECUTE–ENHANCE–EXCEL–EXPLORE DRIVING GROWTH
Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda A Very Brief History of the Oil & Gas Industry The Oil & Gas Business Today Energy Security Considerations Net Zero Considerations Key Messages About Hibiscus 2
Slide 3: A Walk Down Memory Lane … 1
A Walk Down Memory Lane … 1 • In the early 1800s, oil was used for lighting and lubrication. • Whales provided most of this oil. • In the 1840s a method of manufacturing kerosene from coal was discovered by Abraham Gesner and whale oil had an alternative. But whaling continued. Even in the late 1930
Slide 4: A Walk Down Memory Lane … 2
A Walk Down Memory Lane … 2 • Britain had abundant coal deposits, which powered its Industrial Revolution. • The vessels of the Royal Navy, the most powerful maritime fleet the world at the time, were powered by coal. • But in 1911, the new Navy Secretary, Winston Churchill decided to switch to oil.
Slide 5: A Walk Down Memory Lane … 3
A Walk Down Memory Lane … 3 OPEC+ Key Events Leading an forms Oil Price Evolution The Rise of China Saudi King Faisal and other Arab leaders 4Cs launched an oil embargo on Oct. 17, ❑ COVID 1973, in retaliation for United States, the ❑ Climate Netherlands, Portugal, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe), and South Afr
Slide 6: The Oil and Gas Business Today
The Oil and Gas Business Today • Economic and political uncertainty prevails globally • OPEC+ back as swing producer • China demand uncertain • Volatile oil prices – short cycles of stability • Industry investment is low, no financial support from lending institutions • No young talent interested as
Slide 7: Practically ....
Practically …. The oil and gas industry is integrated into nearly every aspect of our daily lives 7
Slide 8: Energy Security is Crucial – Oil and Gas Guarantees It
Energy Security is Crucial – Oil and Gas Guarantees It Life Expectancy vs. GDP per capita in 1800, 1950, 1980 and 2012 Global Primary Energy Consumption vs GDP per Capita 200,000 16,000 180,000 Global Primary Energy Consumption, TWh 14,000 160,000 12,000 140,000 GDP per Capita 120,000 10,000 100,000
Slide 9: The Importance of Energy Security
The Importance of Energy Security ExxonMobil’s Recent Acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources • On 11 October 2023, ExxonMobil announced that it is acquiring Pioneer Natural Resources, one of the US’ largest shale oil producers in the Permian basin. • In an all-stock deal, the merger is valued at U
Slide 10: Oil & Gas versus Alternatives
Oil & Gas versus Alternatives Energy Source Watts / m2 Fossil Fuels 500 – 10,000 What Governments Wish to Achieve Nuclear 500 – 1,000 Solar 5 - 20 Hydropower 5 - 50 Wind 1-2 Wood / Biomass Less than 1 Energy Return on Investment (EROI), sometimes called Energy Returned on Energy Invested (ERoEI) is
Slide 11: What About Net Zero? Is It Likely By 2050?
What About Net Zero? Is It Likely By 2050? 2050 World Energy Outlook by IEA IPCC Publication: Net Zero by 2050 – A Roadmap for the Global Energy Sector • Pathway to Net Zero exists. • No new oil and gas exploration required “Energy Transition” • Influenced the establishment of the Glasgow Financial
Slide 12: Reality: Is Future Energy Security at Risk?
Reality: Is Future Energy Security at Risk? “Jevons Paradox” Both human Technological progress or population and government policy increases the efficiency with which a resource and innovation B is used, but the falling cost of drive energy use increases its demand— demand increasing, rather than re
Slide 13: How About Energy Consumption in the USA, China and India?
How About Energy Consumption in the USA, China and India? Coal use is growing in absolute terms in the largest emerging economies. In the United States, gas use is becoming more prominent. Three countries account for the lion's share of global carbon dioxide emissions. In 2022, China was highest, at
Slide 14: What About Malaysia? … 1
What About Malaysia? … 1 Malaysia intends to transition from its current heavy reliance on coal, natural gas and other petroleum products (96%) as its primary energy supply, to a contribution of 20% from renewable energy sources by 2040 whilst the demand for energy grows by 23%. • Malaysia – emissio
Slide 15: What About Malaysia? … 2
What About Malaysia? … 2 A worrying trend, which is similar to that observed in other parts of the world. • In order for Malaysia to achieve the target of a 23% contribution from renewable sources to the primary energy supply, it has to achieve an installed capacity of 70%. • This reflects the relat
Slide 16: Key Messages
Key Messages • The world does not end in 2050 if Net Zero is not reached. Is Malaysia BlackRock and Vanguard were once ESG’s biggest impacted? Yes and No! We must adapt. proponents–now they seem to be reversing course • The oil and gas business is not evil. BY BOB RUBIN Instead, it has delivered hea
Slide 17: About Hibiscus
About Hibiscus 1 Hisiscus Petroleum
Slide 18: Hibiscus Today
Hibiscus Today Revenue generating and profitable production operations Company Snapshot • Listed in 2011 on the Main Market of Bursa Malaysia. Highlights • Our goal is to grow our business by enhancing production from mature assets safely and profitably in Shares Issued1 2,012,418,743 regions of our
Slide 19: Disciplined Growth Strategy with a Clear Plan Forward
Disciplined Growth Strategy with a Clear Plan Forward COMPANY OBJECTIVES Our aim is to build a responsible Our focus is to enhance shareholder Reduce Emissions – our 01 energy company, using our resources, 02 value whilst always being conscious 03 aspiration is to become a net founded on upstream oi
Slide 20: Focus on Emissions Reduction
Focus on Emissions Reduction Emissions Reduction Energy Transition Strategy to Net Zero Emissions Producer by 2050 Portfolio Resilience Decarbonisation Low Carbon Investment Social Governance Continued top 25% placing Constituent of FTSE4Good Bursa Sponsored HPV¹ Screenings to Recipient of Health an
Slide 21: Shareholder Base
Shareholder Base A public company with strong liquidity and a diversified shareholder base 16.92 Number of % of Shares2 Shareholder Profile million Shares (million) Average Daily Trading Volume RM 1.070 183.06 9.1 Management Team September 2023 Share Price1 138.90 6.9 Polo Investments Limited 75.46
Slide 22: Refreshed Vision & Mission
Refreshed Vision & Mission LARGE ENOUGH TO BE MATERIAL, SMALL ENOUGH TO BE AGILE Vision Mission (2017-2021) People Vision Mission (2017 – 2021) To be a Respected and • 100 MMbbls net 2P (proven and Valuable Independent Oil probable) oil reserves/entitlement and Gas Exploration and in existing core a
Slide 23: Thank You
Thank You For more information please contact: Investor Relations Team faq@hibiscuspetroleum.com 23
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