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Yuma Energy — 23rd Annual Oil & Gas Investment Symposium (OGIS) 2017

27 slides from Yuma Energy's conference presentation, Apr 3, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Annual Oil & Gas Investment Symposium (OGIS)

    Y peer rire ro’y, bee i) 234 Annual Oil & Gas Investment Symposium (OGIS) April 4, 2017 www.yumaenergyinc.com

  2. Slide 2: Disclosure & Additional Information

    Disclosure & Additional Information Forward Looking Statements This presentation contains forward-looking information regarding Yuma Energy, Inc. that is intended to be covered by the safe harbor for “forward-looking statements” provided by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forwa

  3. Slide 3: Company Profile

    Company Profile Liquids — rich portfolio of conventional & unconventional assets primarily in South Louisiana & East Texas with a New Focus on the Permian Basin a a “ ~~ |____ 706 net acres (~5% WI) WH Yuma Assets YW @ vii production © Oil and gas production [@) New Area : a EXCHANGE NYSE MKT ‘TRADI

  4. Slide 4: Strategy for Growth

    Yuma Energy, Inc. Strategy for Growth Capitalize on Our Proven xploring TX & LA Gulf Coast since 1983 k Record of Success * 79% Exploration success rate over last 24 years + Experienced & Efficient Operating Team & Board Cee Abr + Extended $44.0 MM borrowing base = higher liquidity otre NEL a HAAN €

  5. Slide 5: Balanced & Diversified Inventory

    Balanced & Diversified Inventory YW Disciplined capital allocation with diversified investments leads to growth DIVERSIFIED & PREDICTABLE Production and Cash Flow LOW RISK, LOW CAPE} 3 PROJECTS =X Seer LOW RISK, LOW CAPEX & HIGH RORPROJECTS _| for Growth ea RESOURCE PLAYS h Louisi > i a Sout uisiana

  6. Slide 6: San Andres "ROZ" Horizontal Development

    San Andres “ROZ!” Horizontal Development Recently Entered ~ 33,280 Acre Joint Venture AMI in Yoakum County, mY, Highly Competitive Horizontal Oil Play! Joint Development Agreement * Acquired 87.5% WI in ~2,269 acres (1,985 net acres) * Currently acquiring additional leasehold in a 33,280 acre AMI ar

  7. Slide 7: San Andres "ROZ" Horizontal Development

    San Andres “ROZ’” Horizontal Development San Andres Horizontal Development Analogy Operators Steward Walsh Riley Wishbone Hadaway > Located in Yoakum County, Texas > HZ wells target top San Andres ROZ! >» Target — Dolomite Porosity (vertical wells) > 250? to 500’ Thick > Porosity range ~ 10-12% > Oi

  8. Slide 8: San Andres "ROZ" Horizontal Well Performance

    San Andres “ROZ’” Horizontal Well Performance Cumulative Oil Production vs Normalized Flowing Time SA HZ 1.0 Mile Lateral Well SA HZ 1.5 Mile Lateral Well ‘Cumulative Oil Production (Mstb) ‘Cumulative Oil Production (Mstb) eo 123 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 Normalized Flowing Time (month) >

  9. Slide 9: San Andres "ROZ" Horizontal Development

    San Andres “ROZ’” Horizontal Development Individual Well Economics — Oil Price? Sensitivity SA HZ 1.0 Mile Lateral Well SA HZ 1.5 Mile Lateral Well ROR% 20 10 00 BOPD EUR! — 300 MBO. GOR - 1000 Depth ~ 5,500 TVD 30 3540 eROR% 45 50 55 Oil $/ Bbl 60 65 70 e*ROR% 100 wi-s NRI- DC&E! - $2.75MM IP! — 33

  10. Slide 10: Southeast Louisiana — Livingston 3D

    Southeast Louisiana — Livingston 3D 3-D Seismic Delineated Oil Play — Livingston & St. Helena Parishes Asset Overview Discovery Map Working interest. | — ~53% Operator = Yuma Acres — 1,660 Gross (886 Net) 3-D seismic area — 138 square miles = Wilcox sand (oil) at 10,000ft Forsioal) Tuscaloosa sand (

  11. Slide 11: Livingston 3D — Tuscaloosa Seismic Comparison

    Livingston 3D — Tuscaloosa Seismic Comparison YY Conventional oil play — Higher Chance of Success = Seismic Comparison of Producing Structures & Glacier Prospect BEAVER DAM CUM: 197 MBO

  12. Slide 12: Livingston 3D — Tuscaloosa Vertical Play Economics

    Livingston 3D — Tuscaloosa Vertical Play Economics VW Conventional oil play — Economic at current oil prices i (a) = on Assumptions' Tuscaloosa Type Curve Working interest — 50%" NRI = 375% Well IP? 4, (G) — 250 BOPD EURs? — 460 MBO. Est. D,C&E Costs? — $3.9 MM/\well — 15,000f TVD 1 Depth (Normal Pr

  13. Slide 13: South Central Louisiana — Lac Blanc Field

    South Central Louisiana — Lac Blanc Field High value asset with high impact re-completion — Vermilion Parish, La Asset Overview Siph D1 & Upr Siph D Logs Working | — 62.5% SiphD1 “= Yuma Energy [ interest = 100% Siph D SL 18090 #1 Operator = Yuma | 3 r “Acres = AA Gross (1,090 Net * Predictable cash

  14. Slide 14: South Central Louisiana — Bayou Hebert Field

    South Central Louisiana — Bayou Hebert Field High value asset with high impact re-completions — Vermilion Parish, La Asset Overview Lower Cris R Log Working ~ 12.5% Asset Provides Fs interest Operator — PetroQuest Acres — 1,600 Gross (200 Net) * Predictable cash flow & 3-D seismic area_| — 25 square

  15. Slide 15: Southeast Texas — El Halcon Eagle Ford

    Southeast Texas — El Halcon Eagle Ford VW Horizontal Shale Oil Play — Brazos Co, Tx East Texas Eagleford Discovery Map Asset Overview wi — ~10% jens Operator = Hawkwood Energy! Production Gross. | — 1,850 BOPD & 1,790 MCFPD. Rees Gros) — 15,722 acres leased — 15,458 acres HBP — 1,557 acres leased Ac

  16. Slide 16: Southeast Texas — El Halcon Eagle Ford

    Southeast Texas — El Halcon Eagle Ford VW Horizontal Shale Oil Play - Undeveloped Well Economics East Texas Eagle Ford Details = EF is an organic rich shale with a range of 110-240ft thickness on mostly HBP acreage * Acreage is mostly contiguous with depth range 7,500-9,500ft & pressure gradient bet

  17. Slide 17: Southeast Texas — Chalktown Field

    Southeast Texas — Chalktown Field VW Unconventional Liquids-Rich Play — Madison Co, Tx ! Upper & Lower Lewisville X-Section & Discovery Map Asset Overview Working interest | — 25%! Operator — Contango Oil and Gas Co. Acres — 7,010 (729 Net) — Upper and Lower Lewisville Formation(s) (Woodbine sands)

  18. Slide 18: Southeast Texas - Woodbine Horizontal Economics

    Southeast Texas - Woodbine Horizontal Economics VW Unconventional Liquids-Rich Play — Madison Co, TX a Assumptions Upr Lewisville Type Curve- 1,000ft Spacing Working interest | — 25%! 10,000 NRI = 18.75% = Includes 213 MB NGLs wae | Ore ee E1000 Ee HORE: = 183 MBO, 2.0 BCF (615 MBOF) 3 f a g ° g Est

  19. Slide 19: California — Shallow Decline and Long Life Reserves

    California — Shallow Decline and Long Life Reserves YY U.S. conventional oil play — Kern and Santa Barbara Counties = Asset Overview ! | Working interest — 100% Upside Potential | Operator | = Yuma | Acres — 1,342 net acres * Multiple PUD & PROB opportunities Formation(s) | ~ Pliocene, Miocene, Olig

  20. Slide 20: California — Monterey Shale Vertical Play Economics

    California — Monterey Shale Vertical Play Economics VW U.S. Conventional oil play —- Economic at current oil prices Working interest — 100%! NRI — 80% wo Well IP? 50 45, (G) — 75BOPD URS — 170MBO a § 10 Fst. D.C&E Costs? = $1.5 MM/well ® Depth = 6,300Ft WTIOil WTI Oil Price ($/Bbl) vs. IRR (°) Pri $

  21. Slide 21: M&A Focus

    M&A Focus VW Proven Track Record * Demonstrated ability to get deals done in a challenging environment — Davis Petroleum: Merger Completed on October 26, 2016 — Pyramid Oil Company: Merger Completed on September 10, 2014 Experienced Management Team & Board of Directors * Management team with diversi

  22. Slide 22: Yuma Energy, Inc.

    Yuma Energy, Inc. VY YUMA ENERGY

  23. Slide 23: Yuma Energy, Inc. Management Team

    Yuma Energy, Inc. Management Team ‘Sam L. Banks has been our Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors since the closing of the merger with Davis on October 26, 2016. He was the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Yuma California from September 10,

  24. Slide 24: Yuma Energy, Inc. Board of Directors

    Yuma Energy, Inc. Board of Directors Richard K, Stoneburner, Non-executive Chairman of the Board, has served as Non-executive Chairman of the Board and a member of Yuma’s compensation committee since the closing of the merger with Davis on October 26, 2016. He was a director and member of Yuma’s com

  25. Slide 25: Yuma Energy, Inc. Board of Directors

    Yuma Energy, Inc. Board of Directors Frank A. Lodzinski, Director, has served as a director and member of Yuma’s audit and compensation committees since the closing of the merger with Davis on October 26, 2016. He served as a director and member of Yuma’s audit committee since September 10, 2014 and

  26. Slide 26: Additional Information

    Additional Information 2016 Year-end Proved Reserves — SEC Prices The table below summarizes our estimated proved reserves at December 31, 2016 based on reports prepared by Netherland, Sewell, & Associates (NSA\). In preparing these reports, NSAI evaluated 100% of our properties at December 31, 2016

  27. Slide 27: Additional Information

    Additional Information 2016 Year-end Proved Reserves — Strip Prices NSAI also prepared estimates of the Company's proved reserves at year-end 2016 using strip prices as of December 31, 2016, adjusted for differentials. Reference oil prices per barrel for the years 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 we

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