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MIRAN EXPLORATION BLOCK

KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, PAKISTAN

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KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA OIL & GAS COMPANY LIMITED

(KPOGCL)

(KP GOVERNMENT FULLY OWNED & PROVINCIAL HOLDING COMPANY)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Pakistan has a robust and growing economy which provides great opportunities to the

investors. Pakistan has proven reserves of some 60 TCF of gas and 1.1 Billion barrels of oil.

The reserves have more than doubled in 20 years. Shale gas reserves are around 550 TCF

with 200 TCF recoverable.

The province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan is the new geographical frontier due to

rich discoveries of Oil and Gas, quality of oil and gas and high success ratio. KP is currently

producing over 50% of oil, almost 15% of gas and 25 % of LPG produced in Pakistan.

Currently 14 NOCs / IOCs are operative in KP due to improved law & order situation.

KPOGCL Miran Block covering an area of 1064.3 Sq. Km, falls in Prospectively Zone – I under the Federal Government Petroleum Policy 2012 and Petroleum Rules 2013 approved by CCI, for which the investor gets highest well-head price for Oil & Gas as compared to other zones. It is accessible via Indus Highway, where up-to-date facilities are available due to Oil & Gas exploration and production activities, discoveries in nearby areas. The Block is wholly located in the settled area; therefore the Security Risk factor is very low. The Miran Block is located in North Waziristan agency (85.63%) and Kurram agency (14.37%) of Fata Pakistan

Miran Block is located adjacent to Tal and Nashpa Blocks of MOL and OGDCL, which are highly prolific (productive) blocks; there is high probability that major discoveries are expected in the Miran Block. KPOGCL expects both oil & gas from this block. Total exploration cost is US$ 45 Million. An IRR at low oil prices is expected to be 28.8% over a project economics of 15 years is very attractive for international and local investors. Expected revenue is US$ 327 MM.

These high prospects have a success ratio of 1:2.80 and we promise “One Window Operation” to facilitate all stakeholders. Let’s join hands and synergize our strengths and resources for a profitable venture – a journey to success………..!!!!

KPOGCL Profile

Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan, being

cognizant of Oil & Gas reserves, established Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa Oil & Gas Company Limited (KPOGCL).

KPOGCL is entrusted with the responsibility of

carrying out Oil & Gas Exploration and Production

(E&P) activities itself, but also to allure more E&P

Companies by ensuring them with the requisite

logistics and technological support, thus acting to

fast track Exploration & Production activities in

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. KPOGCL, while being Provincial

Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa patronized, thus

can very conveniently act as an interface between the

E&P Companies and all the other Government related

agencies thereby actually performing the role of ‘One

Window Operations’. Under Pakistan Petroleum Policy

2012, KPOGCL is a “Provincial Holding Company”

(PHC) and it is in fact a facilitator to different National

& International Oil Companies working in Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa province.

KPOGCL is also investing in procurement of technical

equipment (i.e. Drilling Rigs and Seismic Recorder for

Data Acquisition) - all ultimately aimed at fulfilling the

dire needed energy requirements of not only Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa Province and the whole Country.

The Company is an active member of Pakistan

Petroleum Exploration & Production Companies

Association (PPEPCA), Society of Petroleum

Engineers (SPE) and Petroleum Institute of Pakistan

(PIP). It is run by an independent Board of Directors,

where the members are mostly Experts from the

Private Sector with Mr. Raziuddin (Razi) as CEO who

was turned around realities for both Attock Refinery

Limited and OGDCL during his leadership. Mr.

Raziuddin (Razi) as its CEO.

KPOGCL is determined to explore / exploit the

untapped Oil and Gas resources in the province

through its own efforts. It has also been facilitating by

providing a safe and secured working environment to

multinational E&P Companies.

KPOGCL Offers Business and Investment Opportunities in Oil & Gas Exploration and

Production Sectors in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, PAKISTAN

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) province in Pakistan has become the newest and hottest geological frontier in Pakistan.

The prospective is high and so is the success rate. Today Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is producing more than 50% of the

total oil produced in Pakistan, over 15% of total Gas and 25% of high value LPG. Pakistan is about to break the

psychological barrier of 200,000 barrels per day, very soon, due to increased production in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Pakistan’s Gas production is 4 Billion cubic feet per day and LPG’s production is 2,500 tons per day. With keen

interest and endeavors of oil and gas exploration companies, production of oil, gas and LPG is expected to increase

exponentially in near future. Pakistan being an acute energy deficit country absorbs all the oil, gas or LPG that is

indigenously produced. This situation is expected to continue for many decades. Therefore, off-take is quick in terms

of contracts and physical infrastructure. Gas transmission and distribution infrastructure is one of the largest and

state of the art. 18% of Pakistan’s population (32 Million out of 180 Million) has piped gas supply to their houses.

Commercial and industrial sectors are also connected with gas infrastructure. Refining capacity is over 17 Million

tons per annum and increasing. LPG bottling plants are never ending and exhaustive investment in oil, gas & LPG

infrastructure has made transportation from well head to consumer a source of satisfaction for investors in the

exploration sector.

Fortunately, Pakistan has an infinite pool of talent and technical professionals and technicians. Due to close

proximity to the Middle East, over 100,000 Pakistanis are working in Oil and Gas at any given point in time and this

has been the case since 1973. A number of international and national service companies like Weatherford,

Halliburton & Schlumberger provide confidence to investors. A number of international E&P companies have been

active since 1947 thus providing necessary transfer of knowledge and technologies.

Why Pakistan and why Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is attractive for Investors!

The latest Petroleum Policy-2012, a one window facility offers tremendous incentives and thus provides high returns

to investors as operators and/or non-operators JV partners. For Example, the gas well head price in Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa is set at US$ 6.60 per million BTU when Crude Oil is US$ 110/Barrel. This is perhaps highest in the

region. The well head price of Crude Oil is bench marked with international Platts. LPG is linked with ARAMCO

Contract Price (CP), thus, making well head not only transparent and unambiguous without any government

intervention but also US Dollar based. Repatriation of dividends is easy and quick. Pakistan is divided in 3 On-shore

zones. KP lies in Zone-1, for which the well head price is highest compared to Zone-II & III.

Assistance from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government

The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa being cognizant of the opportunities in oil and gas exploration and

production sectors has developed systems to facilitate foreign investment in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It has formed an

Energy Apex Committee (EAC) chaired by none less than the Chief Minister, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This

high powered committee irons out any and all impediments that a foreign investor may encounter. The provincial

government has gone one step further by establishing Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil & Gas Company Ltd (KPOGCL) which

has been involved in exploration as well as facilitating investors in geological & geophysical studies, feasibilities,

data mining, seismic data acquisition, interpretation, well planning, drilling, well completion, EPC and production.

KPOGCL is also the Provincial Holding Company (PHC) of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Non-Operatorship:

KPOGCL offers 5% to 49% non-operatorship JV in 23 Concession Blocks of KP with IRR ranging from 30% to 45%.

These concessions are owned by both public and private sector companies, for which they have already signed

Petroleum Concession Agreement (PCA). We invite you to participate in acquiring Non-operatorship interest in Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa.

Operatorship:

For those E&P companies which desire to be Operator, KPOGCL can offer 05 blocks which are owned by us 100%; we

can provide data and analysis to interested parties for competitive bidding. Still vast area of prolific Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa lies unexplored. We invite you to bid with us in acquiring Operatorship interest in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

E&P Services:

Increasing requirements of oil & gas exploration and production provide great opportunities to service companies in

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. We invite you to bring seismic data recorder, drilling rigs (2,500 HP & 3,000 HP), wire line

logging systems and other auxiliary services to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. We will join hands with you.

Services

Geological, Geophysical

Geological, Geophysical

Oil & Gas Field /Block Evaluation

O&M Services

In-House Training

Sales and Support Services

Refining Operations

O&M

Human Resource

Siesmic

Drilling

Security

We Facilitate in Variety of Services

Introduction to Miran Block

Miran Exploration Block having an area of 1064.3

Sq.km, lies in North Waziristan agency (85.63%) and

Kurram agency (14.37%) of Fata Pakistan (Figure 1).

The Block lies in Prospectivity Zone-I (Figure 2). Based

on surrounding discoveries in Kohat-Bannu basin i.e.

Chanda, Mela, Nashpa, Makori, Maramzai and

Mamikhel, Miran Block is considered to be

prospective.

The Block is located about 270 Kilometers from

Peshawar towards south-southwest and 400 km

southwest from Islamabad. It can be easily

approachable by a network of highways and metaled

roads from District Peshawar, Kohat, Karak and

Bannu, where modern facilities are available due to

the current boom of Oil and Gas discoveries in the

nearby districts.

Miran E.L. Farm-Out Opportunity

KPOGCL has designed the Miran Block and is inviting

both national and international E&P Companies

interested in participating as Joint Venture with

KPOGCL in Miran Exploration Block. KPOGCL is

looking forward to farm out its 49% working interest

to other E&P Companies to assist KPOGCL regarding

Geological, Geophysical and Engineering studies and

an initial 1-2 exploratory wells drilling program. Work

Program is to begin in 2017 leading to the drilling

activities in 2018. Full program cost (Capex) is

estimated at US$ 45million.

Geological Probability = 0.6 (Source) × 0.8

(Reservoir) × 0.6 (Seal) × 0.5 (Trap) = 14.4%

Figure-01 Figure-02

E&P Activity History & Reserves

Potential

The province, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has a strand of

discoveries over the past 15 years, beginning from the

Chanda Oil field Discovery in 1999 which was a major

breakthrough in oil & gas exploration in the province.

This was followed by a series of discoveries and still

has lot of potentials (fig….).

The southern districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Province possess significant Oil & Gas reserves

(Table-1 & 2) however is largely unexplored in terms

of Oil & Gas potential.

1. Miran Block is situated in the proven Kohat-

Bannu basins, which is contributing over 50%

of oil to the overall country production.

2. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa daily production of Oil is

46,000 BOPD, 400 MMCFD of Gas and 500

TPD of LPG. 15% of Gas & 25% of LPG.

3. The province has ca 9 TCF recoverable

reserves of Gas, 600 MMBBL of Oil..

4. Construction of new refinery is under planning

in Kohat area which will significantly reduce

time to market for crude oil It will ultimately

increase the revenue and profit of E&P

companies working in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

5. KPOGCL being a Provincial Holding Company

will facilitate the Exploration and Production

activities whether technical or non-technical

at every stage.

6. The Establishment of KPOGCL will guarantee

fool proof security and to facilitate companies

for all kind of logistics/support

7. Overall drilling success ratio is 1:2.8 as

compare to world 1:10

8. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province offers, low

cost, low risk opportunities for Oil and Gas

exploration, coupled with 35-40%.IRR.

9. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Gas well-

head price is set at US$6.60 per MMBTU.

10. Operating costs in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are

fairly low when compared with western

countries. Trucking costs are estimated at

$3.75 per barrel, while oil treatment and

processing is estimated to be $2.08 per

barrel respectively. Local labor is available at

a reasonable cost.

Table 1 Oil Reserves in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan as of June 30th 2016 (Million US Barrels)

Company Field Discovery

Year

Original

Recoverable

Cumulative

Production

Balance

Recoverable

MOL MAKORI 2005 11.00 4.00 7.00

MAKORI EAST 2011 43.00 16.00 27.00

MANZALAI 2002 7.00 6.00 1.00

MAMIKHEL 2008 3.00 3.00 0.00

MARAMZAI 2009 10.00 6.00 4.00

OGDCL CHANDA 1999 19.43 15.870 3.560

MELA 2006 17.89 13.320 4.570

NASHPA 2009 173.08 31.630 141.45

SHEKHAN 2010 0.01 0.01 0.00

Total 284.41 95.83 188.58

Table 2 Gas Reserves in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Province Pakistan as of June 30th 2016 (BCF)

Company Field Discovery

Year

Original

Recoverable

Cumulative

Production

Balance

Recoverable

BTU/S

CF

MOL MAKORI 2005 221.00 53.00 168.00 1120

MAKORI EAST 2011 278.00 71.00 207.00 1188

MANZALAI 2002 501.00 439.00 62.00 1049

MAMIKHEL 2008 80.00 70.00 10.00 1091

MARAMZAI 2009 363.00 154.00 209.00 1087

OGDCL CHANDA 1999 38.75 33.60 5.150 828

MELA 2006 67.39 47.580 19.810 1170

NASHPA 2009 582.85 120.930 461.920 1130

SHEKHAN 2010 1.68 1.68 - 1040

Total 2,133.67 990.79 1,142.88

Note:

• Source: DGPC, www.ppisonline.com

• The above reserve estimates are based on previous basin studies mostly covering smaller part of KPK

Province (Kohat &Potwar Basin), rest all pending to Explore.

o Large Oil & Gas Potentials in Bannu Basin, Peshawar Basin, and Northern Areas/blocks.

o Huge Shale Gas Reserves in KPK

POLICY FOCUS

Investment Protection & Mechanism in place

to ensure consistency:

The Government of Pakistan has adopted consistent

Policies & Rules, aimed at promoting foreign

investment in upstream petroleum sector, with the

view to exploit indigenous hydrocarbon resources in

an optimal manner with lucrative incentives for the

investors as specified in the following Petroleum

Policies.:

Pakistan Petroleum Policy 1994 to 2012

Pakistan Onshore Petroleum Exploration &

Production Rules 2009 & 2013.

Foreign investment is fully protected under foreign

investment protection law of 1976 passed by the

Parliament, under which the Government guarantees

and full safeguard to foreign investments in Pakistan.

The Governments have been providing policy package

of liberal incentives to enhance exploration activities

in the country, the latest of which was introduced in

2012.

Policy Incentives offered by Government of

Pakistan

The country has been zoned based on their relative

Prospectivity and Geological risk. Onshore areas are

sub-divided in three zones; ZONE-I high risk - high

cost areas, ZONE-II medium risk - high to medium

cost areas and ZONE-III low risk - low cost areas.

Moreover, the following policies are in place to

incentivize the investors in special circumstances.

Low BTU Gas Pricing Policy 2012

Tight Gas (Exploration & Production) Policy

2011

Marginal/ Stranded Gas Fields: Gas Pricing

& Criteria and Guidelines 2013

Facilitation offered by Government of Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa via KPOGCL

Coordinate and Execute Concession and JV

Agreements

Provision of Petroleum Technical Data

(access to Data Rooms)

Office setup and Manning in Pakistan

Hire G&G, Seismic and Drilling Rig Services

Policy Incentives offered by Government of

Pakistan

The country has been divided into zones based on

their relative prospective and Geological risk.

Onshore areas are sub-divided in three zones; ZONE-

I high risk - high cost areas, ZONE-II medium risk -

high to medium cost areas and ZONE-III low risk -

low cost areas. Additionally, the following policies

are in place to incentivize the investors in special

circumstances.

2012

Tight Gas (Exploration

Security

Owing to the needs of the province the law and order

situation in the province has been much improved.

Confidence level has increased for National and

International Oil companies thus a number of E&P

companies are now working in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

due to relentless efforts of both Federal and Provincial

Governments. The local and foreign investors are

enjoying safe and secure law & order environment, 07

Seismic crews and 10 rigs are presently working in

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Expats are frequently visiting

KPK, wherein they work and supervise their

exploration and production operations. Security &

logistics coordination is one of the mandates of

KPOGCL. KPOGCL help operations in once dormant

Exploration Blocks like Kohat, Marwat, Orakzai, Tirah,

Paharpur, Baska North, Latambar, Pezu, Kulachi,

Karak North, Baratai & Peshawar etc. these blocks

are now active.

The following major steps are taken to ensure

adequate security:

1. Energy Apex Committee headed by Chief

Minister Government of Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa.

2. Energy Security Steering Committee (ESSC)

headed by Home Secretary.

3. Process in place for Security Clearance from

Ministry of Interior, Board of Investment,

Home Department and Security Risk

Analysis.

4. Focal Person in 11 Corps HQ.

5. Process for NOCs to KPOGCL from 11 Corps.

6. Quarterly meeting with 11 Corps by KPOGCL.

7. Provide security coverage to Foreigners and

local official of the E & P companies

operating in the province..

Miran Block Project Economics for 15 Years

The Miran Block project economics has been calculated on a 15 year projected time frame, which is a norm for

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Potwar basins. The IRR over this period is expected to be 28.8%, whereas the NPV is US$

18 million at a discount rate of 15% as shown in Figure: 2. Key assumptions are taken for arriving at economic

viability are as follows: This economic calculation based on a sustained rate from day 1 till the end of 15 years is not

in line with the production of any field.

Petroleum Policy 2012 will be in vogue.

P10 (i.e. 10% Probability of Success) Oil production of 3000 Barrels Per Day but only 1/3 of the production

(i.e. 950 BPD) has been taken for economic analysis. Lowered production is assumed to be on a very

conservative side.

P10 Gas production of 25 MMCFD but only 1/3 of production (8.75 mmcfd) is taken for economic analysis.

LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas or Cylinder gas) production not included in the economic analysis. Although

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil and Gas is very rich is Pentane/Butane (LPG)

Success ratio of 35% assumed.

Plus Oil prices are assumed at $40/Barrel and Gas price $3/MMBTU for the economic analysis, which are highly

conservative. Although KPOGCL has taken low oil prices but the prices should rise by 2018. At one time the price of

oil was over $ 100 per barrel and gas prices were $6.8 per MMBTU. Figure 2 gives economic analysis of the Lakki

Block.

Revenue of Miran Block is expected to be US$ 327 MM. The total expected expenses (including CAPEX, OPEX,

Royalty and Taxes) would be US$ 220 MM. Expected IRR 28.8%.

DISCLAIMER BY KPOGCL

This Disclaimer is pertinent to this Document for potential stakeholders.

The information forecast analysis, assumptions and opinions contained herein have been compiled or arrived at

solely based on information obtained from publically available information and in-house G & G work. All such

information has not been independently verified and no guarantee, representation or warranty, expressed or implied

is made as to its accuracy, completeness or correctness. Nothing contained in this Document is, or shall be relied

upon as, a promise or representation by KPOGCL. All such information is subject to change without notice and such

changes could be due to unforeseen circumstances. This Document is for information purposes only and does not

purport to be a complete description of the subject matter referenced to herein.

Any estimate, projection, opinion, forecast, analysis and valuation contained in this Information & Document involves

significant elements of subjective judgment and analysis, which may or may not be correct. No representation is

made that any estimate, projection or forecast will be achieved. The actual future events may vary significantly from

the estimates, projections, forecasts or valuation and each estimate, projection, forecast or valuation is based on a

number of assumptions and is subject to matters which are outside the control of KPOGCL.

Accordingly, KPOGCL shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising as a result of any person acting or

refraining from acting in reliance or any information, forecast analysis and opinion contained herein.

The recipients of this Information & Document are expected to carry out their own independent evaluations on the

transaction contemplated herein taking into consideration macro-economic variables and other relevant conditions.

Further, the recipients of this Information & Document are advised to obtain independent tax, legal, accounting &

alike opinions prior to making any decision.

Annex-A

KPOGCL Key Professionals (Team)

Raziuddin (Razi)

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Masters in Engineering from, Michigan and MBA from

New York, USA, with +45-year experience in

Upstream, Midstream and Downstream Oil & Gas

Industry nationally & internationally. He held top

management positions in large public & private

energy sector companies. He has +15 years of

experience as CEO/MD/Advisor in major/large

energy companies. He worked as Advisor- Energy &

Power- Orion Group Bangladesh. He Also worked as

MD/CEO NLC Energy, OGDCL and Attock Refinery,

Advisor- Royal Commission, Chief Energy Wing.

Chairman, Vision-2025 Government of Pakistan

Working Group Energy

Chairman, 11th 5-Year Plan, Government of

Pakistan Working Group Energy

Synopsis of his experiences as follows:

Crisis, Change & Contingency Management.

National Policy Development & Budgeting,

National Energy Security Plan & Vision.

Financial engineering/re-structuring, structuring,

Financial Close, Privatization & Deregulation,

Energy Economics, Pricing.

Oil & Gas Exploration and Production, Crude Oil

Refinery, Petroleum Products & Oil Marketing and

Trading, Petroleum Products & Oil Logistics &

Storage.

Joint Venture formations, Interaction/hired

international legal advisors, financial advisors and

insurance advisors.

Interaction/hired international PMC and Owners

Engineers, Project Management, EPC LSTK of

mega projects on fast track.

International Investment Induction (Debt &

Equity).

Also Worked as International Energy Consultant

Exploration & Production (on shore, off-shore,

swamps).

Oil Refining (BMRE, Greenfield), Petroleum

products marketing, IPPs.

LNG Terminal with Power Plant, Mega-Projects

development.

National policies/studies/Plans.

Muhammad Haneef

GM Petroserve

Experienced Geophysicist

(Master Degree in Geophysics, from Quaid e Azam

University Islamabad Pakistan-1989, Professional

Certificate in Computer Application – 1989, and

various on job trainings/workshops for

25-Years of versatile experience in Oil & Gas

Exploration, Services/ Operations. +15-Year

Experience as key management positions. Setup,

Supervised and Worked on several oil exploration

Services Projects for local and International E&P

Companies in Pakistan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria,

UK & UAE. Worked with OGDCL, LMKR, Landmark

Graphics, Hampson & Russell, TGS/Guide, Spectrum

Geo UK, Fecto-LPEB/CNPC China, POL Pakistan and

KJO Saudi Arabia for Project Management, seismic

services setup/operations. Key Expertise include:

Seismic Data Processing, Data Acquisition, Data

Management, Interpretation, E&P Blocks Evaluations,

Prospect Generation, Advisory role, QA & QC, etc. He

is an accomplished team player with successful

proven track record at offices/ fields and at remote

projects while managing multi-tasking teams. Help

almost all E&P companies in Pakistan for many

success wells.

Javed Ghafoor

GM Finance

FCA (Pak), CPFA (UK) and CFA (USA) Finalist.

+21 years’ finance and operations experience as

overall. +11 years as senior management positions

and +7 years in Oil & Gas Sector.

Results oriented, Finance Executive with global

experience as CFO / Board Director / Director

Finance / Procurement in Energy, Investment

management, Telecom and media in diverse business

environments in over 15 countries (Europe, Asia and

Africa). His field of competencies are; Financial

Reporting/Accounting, Business Planning &

Budgeting; Strategic Planning; Treasury & Funds

management; Procurement; Supply chain; Cost

Optimization; Business Process Re -Engineering;

Valuation; Taxation. Software skills: SAP, Oracle,

Hyperion, SunAccounts, MS Excel, Microsoft Great

Plains, FRX.

NOUMAN AKBAR

Deputy General Manager HR, Marketing

& Corporate Affairs

MBA and Gold Medalist from International Islamic

University Islamabad 2004. +12 Years of

international operational oriented, oil and gas

professional. Worked at

OiLSERV and large companies including Weatherford,

Atkins and Sanjel. Specialize in strategic and

corporate planning, human resource management,

system development, management reporting and

analysis, due diligence, audit, safety, quality &

change management, compliance lead and certified

ISO, OHSAS and API leader. Partner with functional

leaders (VPs) / CEOs to successfully drive multiple

support functions, consultancy assignments and

projects resulting in improved business growth,

customer satisfaction and profitability.

Nasir Riaz (CSOT)

Geologist (Master degree in Geology from Azad

Jammu Kashmir) and (MS in Energy Management)

from COMSAT University Islamabad, Pakistan.

+15 years’ experience in upstream Oil & Gas Industry

nationally & internationally.

He worked as Sr. Geologist with Research

Exploration Group in HDIP and Director Marketing

with leading British Mining Company in Indonesia.

He involved in different Basin evaluation projects of

HDIP, Hydrocarbon Development Institute of

Pakistan. He has good experience in company

polices and corporate affairs.

Amjad Ali

Manager Exploration – (PG)

Geologist (Master degree in Geology from

University of Peshawar, Pakistan -1998). +16-year

experience oil & gas industry and worked for RDC

International Islamabad. Mineral Testing Laboratory,

Nativus Resources Islamabad, Petro-services

Islamabad, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural

Resources, Islamabad, Integrated Petroleum

Consultant Islamabad. He had been team leader of a

group of G & G people while working for PAIGE in

Pashin Basin. He also worked as Operations /

Wellsite geologist for Couple of years with OGDCL. He

is successful negotaiator regarding Oil and Gas

Exploration Business. Well experienced in

Government affairs and concession management. He

is well aware of HSE related matters in field

operations.

Hamid Hussain

(Manager Field Geology) - Geologist

(Master degree in Geology from University of

Peshawar, Pakistan- 2002) +14-year experience in

upstream Oil & Gas Industry (Yemen, Iraq & UAE). He

worked in leading Oil & Gas industry companies.

For further information, please contact:

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Oil & Gas Company Ltd.

(KPOGCL)

Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa PAKISTAN

25000

Cell: +92 300 500 1038 +92 333 538 0240

Tel: +92 91-9216695

Fax: +92-91-9216697

Email: razi.ceo@kpogcl.com.pk

www.kpogcl.com.pk

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