Corporate Presentation - Coastal Energy€¦ · 25 Legal Disclaimer
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© Coastal Energy Company 2010 | All Rights Reserved Corporate Presentation January 2011
Corporate PresentationJanuary 2011
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Forward Looking StatementsThis presentation contains ‘forward-looking statements’ as defined by the applicable securities legislation.
Statements relating to current and future drilling results, existence and recoverability of potential hydrocarbon
reserves, production amounts or revenues, forward capital expenditures, operation costs, oil and gas price
forecasts and similar matters are based on current data and information and should be viewed as forward-looking
statements. Such statements are NOT guarantees of future results and are subject to risks and uncertainties
beyond Coastal Energy’s control. Actual results may differ substantially from the forward-looking statements. This
presentation does not contain all of the information contained in the preliminary prospectus of Coastal Energy
Company, which should reviewed for complete information.
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� Two fields currently producing
� Songkhla Field: Successful appraisal and exploration has added over 40 mmbbl of oil in place in the Oligocene Wedge and an additional 40 mmbbl of oil in place in the Eocene
� Bua Ban Field: First phase of development drilling is complete; producing approximately 3,000 bopd
� Exploration program targeting over 150 mmbbl of prospective resources in the 1H2011
Offshore Thailand Onshore Thailand
� EU1 / E5N contains the Sinphuhorm gas field
�Currently producing 2,000 boepd
�Gas sold to Nam Phong power plant under a 15-year Gas Sales Agreement
� A 3D seismic program is underway over the Sinphuhorm field
Block G5/43(100%)
Block G5/50(100%)
E5N & EU1(13%)
L27/43(36%)
L15/43(36%)
L13/48(22%)
� 32.9 mmbl of 2P Reserves
� 10,500 bopd avg. production
� $5.23 per share post-tax 2P NAV
� 22.1 mmboe of 2P Reserves
� 2,000 boe/d avg. production
� $1.84 per share post-tax 2P NAV
Note: Reserve numbers from Competent Person’s Report dated 12/31/2009 prepared by Huddleston & Co.
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Key Highlights
Growing Oil Focused Production Profile �Established production base of 12,500 boepd which is 85% offshore oil and 15% onshore natural gas (natural gas pricing is based on oil products)
Significant Acreage and Drilling Inventory with substantial upside potential
� High impact exploration drilling in 2011 testing over 150 mmbbl of prospective resources
� 1.4 million acres in the Gulf of Thailand and over 30 identified prospects (1 million acres is contiguous in the southern area of the block and the remaining 400,000 is contiguous in the northern area)
Cost-effective Shallow Water Development
�Use of mobile platforms and FSOs lowers operating costs and F&D costs
Strong Management and Shareholder Support
� 70% of outstanding shares owned by management and top 4 shareholders
Investment Highlights
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Drilling Program Average Daily Production
2010 Highlights
�First phase of Bua Ban field development is complete
�Successful exploration and appraisal drilling of the Lower Oligocene Wedge and Eocene reservoirs at Songkhla
2011 Highlights
�Exploration drilling targeting over 150 mmbbl of prospective resources in the first half of the year
�Planned fracture stimulation at Benjarong and Bua Ban
�Exploration at Bua Ban North beginning in early February
�2011 capex program of $150MM: 50% development drilling and 50% exploration drilling
Growing Production Profile
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2,000
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10,000
12,000
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Q3 09 Q4 09 Q1 10 Q2 10 Q3 10
Quarterly Production (BOE / D)
Offshore Onshore
118% growth in past 12 months
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2011 After-Tax Cash Flow Sensitivity (net of $150MM Capex)
$150MM Capex budget is 50% exploration & 50% development
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90.0
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130.0
140.0
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$70.00 $75.00 $80.00 $85.00 $90.00
Coastal Energy Cash Flow ($MM)
Realized Crude Oil Price ($/bbl)
13,000 bbl/d 14,000 bbl/d 15,000 bbl/d 16,000 bbl/d 17,000 bbl/d
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Offshore Thailand: High Impact Potential
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� Between now and June 2011 we will test prospects with unrisked prospective recoverable resources of 150 mmbbl:
� Bua Ban Eocene (50 mmbbl); fracture testing to begin January 2011
� Bua Ban North (Lower Oligocene 15 mmbbl, Miocene 15 mmbbl, Eocene 45 mmbbl); drilling of multiple exploration prospects scheduled to begin in January 2011
� Bua Ban South Miocene (35 mmbbl); scheduled to begin exploration/appraisal drilling in late Q1 2011; to the south of the two Bua Ban wells which have already encountered productive Miocene sands
Summary of Development Plan
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Offshore Development Plan – 150 mmbbl of Prospective Resources
Bua Ban
B L O C K G 5 / 4 3
Benjarong
Legend
In Progress
Planned
Songkhla A
Drill up to 6 Bua Ban North A & B Exploration prospects (up to 75 mmbbl
potential recoverable)
Acid stimulation and frac of A-02 well (10 –20 mmbbl potential)
Fracture test of A-01 well (50
mmbbl potential)
Fracture test of A-04 Eocene (50 mmbbl potential for entire
play)
Test of Lacustrine shale at Bua Ban Main (50 –100 mmbbl potential)
Drill up 2 Miocene exploration and 6 Lower Oligocene
development wells at Bua Ban South (up to 35 mmbbl potential)
By June 2011 we will have tested
over 150 mmbbl of prospective
resources
2 0 1 1Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
Conclude drilling of exploration
wells
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� Songkhla
� Producing approximately 7,500 bopd
� Reserve and production upside has been confirmed with the successful exploration of Songkhla East Oligocene and Eocene
� Field 2P reserves of 11.1 mmbbl
� Bua Ban
� Producing approximately 3,000 bopd
� A-03 and A-11 Micoene wells under evaluation along with A-04 and A-07 Eocene wells
� Field 2P reserves of 21.8 mmbbl
� Exploration Upside
� Acid and fracture stimulations planned at Bua Ban and Benjarong to begin in late January
� Bua Ban Eocene (50 mmbbl potential)
� Bua Ban South Miocene (35 mmbbl potential)
� Bua Ban North Eocene, Miocene & Lower Oligocene (75 mmbbl aggregate potential)
� Unconventional Lacustrine Shale (50 – 100 mmbbl potential)
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Songkhla A: Oligocene
Producer
Injector
SA-12ST
Well Interval Net Pay Porosity
A-09 Oligocene 140 feet 15%
Eocene 75 feet 16.5%
A-11 Oligocene 44 feet 18%
Eocene 69 feet 21%
A-12 Oligocene 105 feet 20%
Eocene 43 feet 19%
� Songkhla East drilling results confirm migration east of the Songkhla Wedge
� Further appraisal and exploration drilling will be required to determine aerial extent
� SA-07 sidetrack is currently being drilled
� An additional 5 development wells are currently planned
Songkhla Exploration Results
SA-07ST
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52
13647
69
Net Pay (TVDFT) in Eocene
1000 m
Oil in Eocene
Eocene Development Proposed Location
80
Songkhla A: Eocene
� Songkhla Eocene mapping is still in progress
� The Eocene appears to be highly faulted
� Recent drilling results indicate a minimum 40 mmbbl in place in the Eocene
Well Interval Net Pay Porosity
A-07 Eocene 140 feet 17%
A-09 Eocene 52 feet 21%
A-11 Eocene 69 feet 21%
A-12 Eocene 0 feet N/A
A-12ST Eocene 47 feet 19%
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Bua Ban North Basin Exploration ProspectsQ1 2011
Bua Ban North B 01
Bua Ban North A 01
Bua Ban Field
Bua Ban South
Bua Ban
Terrace C 01
Bua Ban
Miocene I 01
Prospect IntervalProspect
Depth (Feet)Unrisked STOOIP (MMBO) P50
Unrisked Recoverable (MMBO) P50
Bua Ban North A Oligocene/Eocene 8000 42 8
Bua Ban North B Oligocene/Eocene 7800 72 14
Bua Ban Terrace C Oligocene/Eocene 5800 139 28
Bua Ban Miocene IMiocene/Eocene
3500 20 8
Total 266 53
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Significant Exploration Upside Potential in the Eocene Reservoir
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2.0%
4.0%
6.0%
8.0%
10.0%
12.0%
14.0%
16.0%
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20.0%
4,0005,0006,0007,0008,0009,00010,00011,000
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True Vertical Depth
Observed Projected
Benjarong A-02
Benjarong A-01
Benjarong A-01ST1
Bua Ban #1
Bua Ban A-07
Bua Ban A-04 Songkhla SW 1
Songkhla # 1Songkhla A-03
Songkhla South 1
Songkhla A-07
Terrace
Bua Ban North B
Bua Ban North A
Benjarong South
Songkhla A-09
Higher quality Eocene sands are expected on the northern exploration prospects planned for Q111 drilling
Porosity vs. Depth in Eocene Reservoir
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Prospect Well Interval
Prospect Depth Unrisked (P50) Unrisked (P50)
(TVD Seismic ft) STOOIP (MMBO) Recoverable (MMBO)
Bua Ban Northeast Bua Ban North B-01 Oligocene 6200 17.026 3.405
Eocene 7800 39.854 3.985
Bua Ban G Miocene Miocene 3370 6.015 1.944
Bua Ban North D Oligocene Oligocene 6470 4.700 0.940
Total 67.595 10.274
Bua Ban Northwest Bua Ban Terrace C Oligocene Oligocene 5100 36.119 7.224
Eocene 5800 114.940 22.988
Bua Ban Terrace E Eocene Eocene 5550 38.999 7.800
Bua Ban H Miocene Miocene 3370 4.136 0.620
Bua Ban I Miocene Miocene 3340 13.069 1.960
Bua Ban M Miocene Miocene 2640 4.905 0.736
Total 212.168 41.328
Bua Ban North Central Bua Ban North A-01 Oligocene 7080 15.065 3.013
Eocene 7950 40.941 4.094
Bua Ban North E Oligocene Oligocene 5500 7.519 1.504
Bua Ban Terrace F Eocene Eocene 5700 57.051 11.410
Bua Ban D Miocene Miocene 3175 6.015 3.357
Bua Ban E Miocene Miocene 3370 5.478 1.987
Bua Ban F Miocene Miocene 3280 4.082 1.171
Total 136.151 26.536
Bua Ban South Bua Ban Terrace G Eocene Eocene 5775 32.905 6.581
Bua Ban Terrace H Eocene Eocene 7775 37.264 3.726
Bua Ban B Miocene Miocene 2630 2.126 13.406
Bua Ban C Miocene Miocene 2400 19.514 4.839
Bua Ban J Miocene Miocene 2660 4.368 1.848
Bua Ban K Miocene Miocene 2775 7.412 1.112
Bua Ban L Miocene Miocene 2640 3.473 0.521
Total 107.062 32.033
Total All Prospects 522.976 110.171
Prospective Resources P50 (“Base”) Case
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Financial Information
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Improving Offshore Operating Netbacks
$15.98 $19.12
$29.55 $23.77
$39.42
$50.08 $52.68
$44.58 $11.16
$14.63
$16.96 $29.41
$22.19
$14.21 $14.67
$15.99
$1.50
$2.38
$3.35
$3.85
$4.64$5.12
$5.45
$6.68
$0.00
$10.00
$20.00
$30.00
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
$70.00
$80.00
Q4 08 Q1 09 Q2 09 Q3 09 Q4 09 Q1 10 Q2 10 Q3 10
Offshore Netbacks ($ / bbl)
Cash Taxes Royalties Production expense Cash Operating Netback
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Increasing EBITDAX
Note (1): EBITDAX in Q2 ’10 is lower than in Q1 ’10 due to the timing of liftings. The Company had approximately222,000 bbls of crude oil inventory at the end of Q2 ’10.
(1)
3,557
14,967
6,820
12,520
35,496
29,854
44,508
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5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
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45,000
50,000
Q1 09 Q2 09 Q3 09 Q4 09 Q1 10 Q2 '10 Q3 '10
US $000s
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Appendix
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G5/43 South Exploration:
Bua Ban North A & B
Songkhla D ProspectW E
Tim
e (
sec)
1000 meters
Reprocessed PrSDM Time Domain
Top Lower Oligocene Lst
Base Lower Oligocene ReservoirTop Eocene
Songkhla E ProspectW E
Reprocessed PrSDM Time Domain
Bua Ban North C Prospect
Tim
e (
sec)
1000 meters
Top Lower Oligocene Lst
Base Lower Oligocene Reservoir
Top Eocene Base Lower Oligocene Sand
Time Structure
20 ms contour interval
1000 meters
Bua Ban North B
Bua Ban North A
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Middle Miocene
Early Miocene
Oligocene
Reservoir
Source
Songkhla Stratigraphy
Seal
Reservoir
Eocene
Songkhla 1Benjarong 1
Reservoir
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� “Thai III” regime
� Royalty payable on a sliding scale determined by monthly production volume (5 – 15%)
� Current monthly production volume results in 7% effective royalty rate; monthly
production of 20,000 bopd results in 10% effective royalty rate
� Petroleum Income Tax (“PIT”) payable on net income after deductions
� Allowable deductions: Royalty, Operating Expenses, Depreciation Allowance, Special
Remuneratory Benefit, Loss Carryforward
� Tangibles depreciated straight-line over 5 years
� Pre-production intangibles depreciated straight-line over 10 years
� Post-production intangibles expensed as incurred
� Resulting net income taxed at 50% rate
� Coastal expects its overall effective tax rate to be approximately 5 - 10% in 2010*
� Coastal does not expect to incur any SRB liability in 2010
Thailand Fiscal Terms – G5/43
*Assumes $115MM capex for development of Bua Ban and Benjarong; $70/bbl realized; Average daily offshore production of 10K bopd in 2010
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� Designed as a “Windfall Profits Tax” for high oil price environments
� Assessed on a sliding scale basis determined by “Revenue per Meter Drilled”
� Petroleum Revenue applied to sliding scale is adjusted for inflation and exchange rate fluctuations (0 – 75%)
� Coastal’s offshore concessions provide a 600,000 meter “allowance” to be added to actual drilling footage
� Tax assessed on “Petroleum Profit”
� Allowable deductions: Royalty, Capital Expenditures, Operating Expenses, Loss Carryforward
� All Capex is expensed as incurred, with a special 35% “uplift” on facilities capex
� Allows for full capital recovery plus uplift
� SRB is deductible for PIT purposes
Special Remuneratory Benefit
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Special Remuneratory Benefit Example� Revenue: $250MM
� Adjusted Revenue: $200MM
� Deductible Expenses - $345MM
� Royalty (10%): $25MM
� Operating Expenses: $50MM
� Capital Expenditures: $120MM ($80MM intangible, $30MM facilities +35% facilities uplift)
� Loss Carryforward: $150MM
� Petroleum Profit: -$95MM ($250MM - $345MM), $95MM loss carried to next year
� Adjusted Revenue per Meter Drilled
� $200MM / (600,000 + 15 wells X 3,000 meters) = $310 per meter
� Resulting SRB rate is approximately 25% per sliding scale (USD/THB rate of 35 was used); applied to negative Petroleum Profit results in no SRB payable
Adj. Revenue per Meter SRB Rate
<137 0
137 – 411 1% for each $7
411 – 960 1% for each $27
>960 1% for each $110
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