Okea AsaOSL: OKEA

Q2 2026 Presentation

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OKEA ASA

Q2 2026

16 July 2026



Key takeaways

Second quarter 2026 (figures in brackets refer to previous quarter)

  • Concept selection completed for Talisker West at Brage; first production expected in 2027
  • PDO for Gjøa Nord development submitted
  • Production from Garn West South expected in third quarter
  • Net profit after tax of USD 14 million; net cash* of USD 59 million Lower forward prices at balance sheet date resulted in impairments; net income reduced by USD 27 million

    * Net cash position equals total cash including money-market funds, less interest-bearing debt

    Production

    Sold volumes

    Net income/ loss (-)

    Cash from operations

    Capex

    kboepd

    kboepd

    USD million

    USD million

    USD million

    27.0

    34.4

    14

    179

    81

    (34.9)

    (39.1)

    (36)

    (70)

    (84)

    3



    Production volume and efficiency

    Production (kboepd)

    31.7 31.7 30.8

    34.9

    27.0

    Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026 Q2 2026

    Draugen Brage Statfjord Gjøa G Nova Ivar Aasen Sold volumes

    Production efficiency (%) - Q1 2025 to Q1 2026

    91

    94 97 95

    89

    93 97 98

    89

    91 92 91 92 87

    97 97 98 94

    76

    95 92 97

    56

    Draugen Brage Statfjord Gjøa/Nova Ivar Aasen

    4

    65

    67



    Operational update

  • Maintenance at Brage, Statfjord B, and Ivar Aasen completed

    Duration of shutdowns somewhat longer than planned

  • Work ongoing to get GWS well into production to Draugen

    X-mas tree commissioning and production in third quarter

  • Draugen Power from Shore on track

    Power transmission from shore expected ready for testing in the third quarter

  • Bestla tie-back to Brage on track for start up early 2027

    All pull-ins to Brage topside and installation of the subsea production and gas-lift flow-lines completed

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    Creating value the OKEA way

    The Brage story

    Unlocfiing value through a disciplined, opportunity-led field strategy

  • Extending field life through drilling

    Disciplined well planning and rapid execution supporting production growth

    New production wells brought on stream during OKEA operatorship have increased production nearly four times

  • Challenging status quo

    Increasing oil export capacity on Brage to handle expected production increase

    Pushing boundaries to expand catchment area and access to new resources; drilling of longest wells on the NCS directly from Brage platform

  • Maturing profitable volumes

    Systematic evaluation of the Brage catchment area, focusing on low break-even boe

    Unlocking Bestla and Talisker West resources for first oil in 2027 (e.g. Talisker West < 10 USD/boe)

  • Empowered and competent organisation

    Delivering strong drilling execution and high production efficiency over time

    30.0

    28.0

    26.0

    24.0

    22.0

    Gross production (kboepd)

    20.0

    18.0

    16.0

    14.0

    12.0

    10.0

    8.0

    6.0

    4.0

    2.0

    Metric

    Previous operator

    OKEA

    Improvement

    2P + 2C (mmboe)1)

    54

    112

    +58 mmboe

    Est. economical life

    20252)

    2035

    +10 years

    Production efficiency3)

    88%

    94%

    +6 pp

    1. Gross 2P/2C year-end 2025 (source: ASR 2025) + increase from Talisker West as reported in Q1 + gross actual production from Brage in 2023-2025

    2. Expected lifetime based on reserves (2P) as assessed by the previous operator

    3. Production efficiency under previous operator calculated as average of last four years prior to transfer of operatorship. OKEA calculated as average from year of assumed operatorship through 2025

    6

    0.0

    2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 YTD'26

    Previous operator OKEA



    Creating value the OKEA way

    The Draugen story

    Repositioning Draugen for long-term, low-emission value creation

  • Investing in maturation of opportunities

    Maturing new reserves and identifying profitable targets to grow production; Garn West South production expected in the third quarter of 2026

  • Commercially driven resource maturation

    Learning from Brage; Garn West South is the longest well drilled on Draugen

  • Building long-term resilience through electrification

    Power from Shore enabling extended economic life, lower emissions, and higher production efficiency

  • Empowered and competent organisation

    Delivering high production efficiency over time and accelerated project execution

    30.0

    28.0

    26.0

    24.0

    22.0

    Gross production (kboepd)

    20.0

    18.0

    16.0

    14.0

    12.0

    10.0

    8.0

    6.0

    Metric

    Previous operator

    OKEA

    Improvement

    2P + 2C (mmboe)1)

    91

    153

    +62 mmboe

    Est. economical life

    20272)

    2040

    +13 years

    Production efficiency3)

    83%

    90%

    +7 pp

    1. Gross 2P/2C year-end 2025 (source: ASR 2025) + gross production in 2019-2025 for Draugen

    2. Expected lifetime based on reserves (2P) as assessed by the previous operator

    3. Production efficiency under previous operator calculated as average of last six years prior to transfer of operatorship. OKEA calculated as average from year of assumed operatorship through 2025

    4.0

    2.0

    0.0

    2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 YTD'26

    Previous operator OKEA

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    Talisker West development progressing

    Low-cost barrels with production already from 2027

    Concept selection completed; first production expected in 2027

  • Fast-track development with first production to Brage expected in the second half of 2027
  • Final investment decision (FID) planned this fall
  • Drilling of first well expected in the first quarter of 2027
  • Robust economics driven by Brage infrastructure, with minimal investments beyond well cost

Discovery size*

23-44

mmboe

First oil

2027

expected

Breakeven

<10

USD/boe

8 '* Combined volume estimates for discoveries in the Statfjord and Cook formations



Several exploration wells scheduled

Long-term exploration ambition; drilling up to four exploration wells each year

  • Alpehumle

    Spud in July by Scaraebo 8

  • Kyllinglår

    Planned spud in the first quarter of 2027 by COSL Promoter

  • Tverrdal

    Brought forward to planned spud medio 2027

  • Arkenstone

Planned spud medio 2027 by Transocean Spitsbergen

Prospect

Operator

WI (%)

Pre-drill est.* (mmboe)

Type

Alpehumle

Aker BP

20.0

14 - 166

ILX

Kyllinglår

Equinor

28.0

1 - 6

PLX

Tverrdal

OKEA

35.0

11 - 73

ILX

Arkenstone

Equinor

20.0

30-250

Frontier

* P90-P10 volume range

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Arkenstone

Draugen

Kyllinglår

Alpehumle

Statfjord

Tverrdal

Gjøa

N

ova

Brage

Ivar Aasen

OKEA prod. assets 2026+ expl. wells



Financials



Production and sales

Production (kboepd) Sold volumes (kboepd)

31.7 31.7 30.8

34.9

27.0

Q2 2026

32%

54%

13%

33.0

36.3

20.4

39.1

34.4

Q2 2026

26%

59%

15%

Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026 Q2 2026

Statfjord area Gjøa / Nova Ivar Aasen Brage Draugen

Oil NGL

Gas

Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026 Q2 2026 Q3 2026

est.

Statfjord area Gjøa / Nova Ivar Aasen Brage Draugen

Oil NGL

Gas

Realised prices (USD per boe)

74.4

74.2

76.5

104.2

88.1

Revenue by component (USD million)

264

219

196

313

Q2 2026

23%

57.5

63.1 65.3 65.7

52.6

103

8%

69%

Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026 Q2 2026

Liquids Gas

Q2 2025 Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026 Q2 2026

Oil NGL Gas

Oil NGL

Gas

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Income statement

Second quarter 2026

Amounts in USD million

Q2 2026

Q1 2026

Q2 2025

2025

Total operating income

334

239

206

808

Production expenses

-89

-91

-74

-300

Changes in over/underlift positions and production inventory

-28

-7

-8

-1

Exploration and evaluation expenses

-5

-8

-21

-43

Depreciation, depletion and amortisation

-47

-59

-58

-225

Impairment (-) / reversal of impairment

-94

154

-32

-256

General and administrative expenses

-4

-5

-6

-17

Profit/ loss (-) from operating activities

67

224

7

-35

Net financial items

-2

6

-3

2

Profit/ loss (-) before income tax

65

230

5

-33

Taxes (-) / tax income (+)

-51

-193

-26

-22

Net profit/ loss (-)

14

36

-21

-55

EBITDA

207

129

98

447

  • Total operating income of USD 334 million; including a net hedging gain of USD 15 million

  • Production expenses of USD 89 million or USD

    34.0 per boe; driven by planned maintenance shutdowns at several assets

  • Changes in over/underlift positions resulted in an expense of USD 28 million as sold volumes exceeded produced volumes.

  • Impairments of USD 94 million driven by lower forward prices at balance sheet date

  • Net financial expense of USD 2 million

  • Tax expense of USD 51 million

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    Statement of financial position

    Second quarter 2026

    Amounts in USD million

    30.06.2026

    31.03.2026

    30.06.2025

    Assets Goodwill

    Oil and gas properties

    Asset retirement reimbursement right Trade and other receivables

    Cash and cash equivalents Other assets

    Assets classified as held for sale

    85

    812

    481

    136

    296

    156

    19

    94

    886

    477

    202

    210

    190

    0

    114

    721

    445

    155

    423

    150

    0

    Total assets

    1,984

    2,059

    2,008

    Equity

    Total equity

    107

    95

    112

    Liabilities

    Asset retirement obligations

    1,009

    1,026

    935

    Deferred tax liabilities

    175

    240

    159

    Interest bearing bond loans

    296

    295

    422

    Trade and other payables

    216

    303

    249

    Income tax payable

    138

    70

    98

    Other liabilities

    29

    29

    33

    Liabilities directly associated with assets classified as held for sale

    15

    0

    0

    Total liabilities

    1,877

    1,963

    1,896

    Total equity and liabilities

    1,984

    2,059

    2,008

  • Goodwill of USD 85 million; comprising technical goodwill of USD 68 million and ordinary goodwill of USD 16 million

  • Cash and cash equivalents of USD 296 million. In addition, USD 59 million invested in money-market funds classified as other assets

  • Assets held for sale of USD 19 million and liabilities held for sale of USD 15 million relating to Mistral divestment

  • Interest-bearing bond loans of USD 296 million comprising OKEA05 and OKEA06

  • Asset retirement obligation of USD 1,009 million; partly offset by asset retirement reimbursement right of USD 481 million

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Cash development

Second quarter 2026

205

-26

-74

355

59*

269

59*



Total cash 3l.03.2026

Operating activities before tax

Taxes

Investments in oil and gas assets

Interest Other

Total cash 30.06.2026

OC

  1. *Investments in money-market funds (classified as other assets)

    Guidance

    2026

    2027

    Updated

    29 - 32 (31 - 35)

    Updated 39 - 43 (37 - 41)

    Unchanged

    300 - 360

    Unchanged 230 - 290

    Tax payments

Capex*

(USD million)

Production

(kboepd)

Tax instalments due in the second half of 2026:

USD 42 million in the third quarter; USD 62 million in the fourth quarter

Dividends

The company is still in a period of relatively high spending on value accretive organic investments. In line with the company's first capital allocation principle of maintaining a healthy balance sheet, dividend payments have been temporarily put on hold during this period. High prices realised in the second quarter combined with good progress on the Bestla project and closing of the Mistral divestment, are positives in the company's dividend assessments. The company will revert with a dividend plan when it considers to be in a position to distribute.

  1. *Capex guidance excludes capitalised interest and exploration spending



    Summary

    • Talisker West progressing with first production to Brage expected in the second half of 2027
    • Production from Garn West South to Draugen expected in the third quarter
    • Bestla and Draugen Power from Shore development projects on plan
    • Solid balance sheet with a net cash positive position of USD 59 million

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Contact OKEA:

okea@okea.no

IR contacts:

Stig Hognestad, VP Investor Relations stig.hognestad@okea.no

+47 902 59 040

Birte Norheim, CFO birte.norheim@okea.no

+47 952 93 321

Trondheim

Oslo

Stavanger

Kristiansund

Bergen

Kongens gate 8

Tordenskioldsgate 8-10

Kongsgårdbakken 1-3

Råket 2

Espehaugen 32

7011 Trondheim

0160 Oslo

4005 Stavanger

6516 Kristiansund

5258 Bergen



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