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Seadrill — Investor Presentation (September 2019)

16 slides from Seadrill's investor presentation, Sep 3, 2019

  1. Slide 1: Finding Value in an Improving Market

    Finding Value in an Improving Market 3 September 2019 Exhibit 99.1

  2. Slide 2: We have prepared this document solely for informational purposes. You should not definitively rely

    We have prepared this document solely for informational purposes. You should not definitively rely upon it or use it to form the definitive basis for any decision, contract, commitment or action whatsoever, with respect to any proposed transaction or otherwise. The information contained herein inclu

  3. Slide 3: Seadrill at a Glance

    SEADRILL AT A GLANCE We have drilled over 2500 wells in every major oil and gas basin in the world $1.9bn backlog with a premium customer base 40 newbuilds delivered since 2007 (across all asset classes) Over Better than IADC safety average over the last 5 years Leaders in safety… …as well as delive

  4. Slide 4: Our franchise: rigs, management & investments

    Non-drilling Investments Group Rigs 19 floaters 16 jack-ups 8 floaters 3 tenders 5 jack-ups 4 floaters1 5 jack-ups2 5 floaters Well services, land, and platform drilling 6 PLSV’s Backlog3 $1.9 billion $697 million $1.0 billion - $656 million $345 million - $1.5 billion Ownership 65% (Economic Intere

  5. Slide 5: Capital Structure and Liquidity

    Capital Structure and Liquidity Cash of $1.5 billion No debt amortisation payments until 2020, with the ability to defer up to 2021 using ACE No debt maturities until June 2022 No financial covenants until 2021, other than minimum liquidity Net leverage and DSCR** covenants in 2021 only affect borro

  6. Slide 6: The offshore barrel is well positioned

    Source – Rystad Ucube, BP Energy Outlook 2019 Offshore barrels critical to meet future demand Total Liquids Supply and Demand Million Barrels of oil per day Offshore break-evens competitive with Shale Cumulative liquids supply cost curve USD/Barrel -4% Deepwater/ Ultra-Deepwater 10.7mmb/d production

  7. Slide 7: The offshore barrel is well positioned

    Source – Rystad Ucube, BP Energy Outlook 2019 Offshore barrels critical to meet future demand Total Liquids Supply and Demand Million Barrels of oil per day Offshore break-evens competitive with Shale Cumulative liquids supply cost curve USD/Barrel -4% Deepwater/ Ultra-Deepwater 12.5mmb/d production

  8. Slide 8: The recovery is progressing

    The recovery is progressing Source: IHS Markit Rigpoint, Seadrill Analysis Benign Environment Floaters Premium BE Jack-ups1 Harsh Environment Floaters Key: Linear trend line (fixtures awarded July 2017 – June 2018) Bubble size represents contract duration (rig-days)

  9. Slide 9: The recovery is progressing

    The recovery is progressing Source: IHS Markit Rigpoint, Seadrill Analysis Benign Environment Floaters Premium BE Jack-ups1 Harsh Environment Floaters Key: Linear trend line (fixtures awarded July 2018 – June 2019) Bubble size represents contract duration (rig-days)

  10. Slide 10: Deepwater pricing dynamics

    Deepwater pricing dynamics Illustrative dayrates: Reactivating cold-stacked rigs >$300k2 Current <$250k 79% Marketed utilization No. of rigs1 Source: IHS Markit Rigpoint, Seadrill Analysis

  11. Slide 11: Common themes: Discipline and contract terms

    Common themes: Discipline and contract terms “customers are once again providing downtime, and reimbursements for mobilization and demobilization.” “No reactivations unless good return for stakeholders” “We have established a very high bar for reactivating an asset at this point in time” “where ther

  12. Slide 12: Delivering in an improving market

    AOD I Saudi Aramco 3 year extension West Phoenix Equinor, UK & Norway 2 x contract award West Neptune LLOG, GoM Extension + contract award West Gemini West Africa Extension + contract award West Saturn Equinor, Brazil Option exercise West Hercules Equinor, Norway 2 x contract award West Carina Petro

  13. Slide 13: Creating value through Joint Ventures

    aa Creating value through Joint Ventures Improved access to market High growth regions Strengthens customer relationships Day 1 cash flow and future dividend potential Limited upfront investment Potential for growing asset base $656 million in total contract value for GDI, option value of $700 milli

  14. Slide 14: Technology that will shape our industry

    Technology that will shape our industry Condition-based Maintenance Predicts failures before they happen Reduced overhaul interval results in lowered maintenance spend Reduces out of service time for major maintenance BOP Remote monitoring Developed in-house, at low cost BSEE approved, meets regulat

  15. Slide 15: Our investment proposition

    Our investment proposition Large and modern fleet Proven track record Capital, cost and contract discipline Leveraged play on the recovery

  16. Slide 16: Appendix

    Appendix UDW fleet based on rigs classified by IHS Markit Rigpoint as of August 2019, as ‘Competitive’, and capable of operating in water depths > 7500ft Estimate based on unlevered free cash flow, two-year pay-back period, $75m investment cost (includes reactivation cost, SPS, and operations prepar

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