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EagleFord & Burgos Basin Cross Border Development Summit Developing Realistic Exploration Cost Models To Support Large Scale Exploration in Frontier Markets STEVEN ILKAY MANAGING DIRECTOR STEVEN@ANGLECAP.COM 416.728.2176 Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Angle Capital Non-Operated Focus WI and Minerals Invest with Top Operators Diversify through Different Plays, Operators Try not to be Ahead of the Curve Avoid Science Projects, Hype Focus Areas include Williston Basin, Ardmore/Arkoma Basins, South/East Texas, Permian, Appalachian, DJ and Uinta Basins EagleFord, Mississippian, Woodford, Wolf Plays, Niobrara, Bakken Select Canadian Plays Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Introduction Challenges in building exploration cost models in frontier markets EagleFord Costs and EUR updates EagleFord Cost Improvements Over Time Likely Major Cost Drivers in Burgos Basin Wells Finding Comparables where they exist Lessons Learned from Vaca Muerta, Canadian Tight Plays Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

MX Reserve Estimates

MX Gas Imports -> Gassy Shales in Play

MX Shale Activity

Major MX Basin Analysis

Challenges in Building Cost Models Little publicly available data (Production, Costing, Etc) Opaque cost structures of State Owned Oil Companies Very few onshore players Little relevant/related recent exploration history Difficulty in obtaining public data (infrastructure, pipelines, production and permitting data, etc) Few-to-nil public comparables Easy to be fooled by proximity Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Cost Drivers Infrastructure (roads and rail) Terrain/Site Prep Security Water access, availability Electricity Customs, Tariffs & Taxes Royalty Schemes Regulatory Considerations (disposal, injection, cuttings, etc) Takeaway capacity Processing and Storage capacity Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Key Questions What is the state of oilfield logistics? To what degree can private entrants control operations, key services and infrastructure? Can some vertical integration be accomplished? Will wells be stimulated with Ceramic Proppant, RCS or Sand? What is the supply of Frac Sand providers in the vicinity? Proximity to rail? Proppant logistics last mile considerations Limiting proppant trucking will be key in managing completions costs Establishing a quality framework for the transportation and delivery of proppant Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Frontier Markets: Canadian Learnings Deep Northern Plays (Duvernay, Montney) extroadinarily expensive vs similar US tight plays Comparative cost drivers are higher unit labor costs, transportation, regional infrastructure, site costs (clearing, etc) and completions Takeaway capacity and midstream infrastructure have slowed development Majority of first $2B of industry exploration uneconomic Shallow, southern plays (Cardium, Viking) wells reached profitability and scale sooner Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Frontier Markets: Canadian Learnings Lack of northern rail and road infrastructure led to skyrocketing Total Delivered Cost of Proppant (TDCP) Transportation & Logistics often comprise up to 90% of TDCP in far northern programs Although similar to EagleFord geology, completions costs in Duvernay remain 70-100% higher Rail capacity and infrastructure challenges remain large obstacle to controlling exploration program costs Although there are local sources of Frac Sand, most buyers prefer importing from as far away as 2,000 km away, leading to surging proppant costs The last mile is dominated by expensive trucking Industry development remains far below potential due to supply chain issues Favorable royalty scheme primary driver in development Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Vaca Muerta Completion Costs Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Vaca Muerta Drilling Time Improvements Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Vaca Muerta Drilling & Completion Costs Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Major Play IRR s Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Top Unconventional Plays Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Ongoing EagleFord Improvements Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Well Costs Impacts on ROR Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

2012 EagleFord Well Costs

Drilling & Completions Cost Improvements Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

EagleFord Sand Usage Map

Drilling Stats

Cost Reduction Drivers

EagleFord Oil Gravity Map Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Conclusion Cost drivers in MX shale plays not publicly disclosed as yet Proppant and Oilfield Supply Chain cost structures likely to be substantially higher than Eagleford Well costs will be much higher than Eagleford, for similar lateral lengths Direct correlation between transportation infrastructure, proppant demand and well costs Royalty regime can have large impact on amount of investment in the Burgos Basin Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com

Developing Realistic Exploration Cost Models STEVEN ILKAY ANGLE CAPITAL STEVEN@ANGLECAP.COM 416.728.2176 Steven Ilkay, Angle Capital, 416.728.2176, Steven@AngleCap.com