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ASX Announcement Tuesday, 23 May 2017 ASX: WPL OTC: WOPEY Woodside Petroleum Ltd. ACN 004 898 962 Woodside Plaza 240 St Georges Terrace Perth WA 6000 Australia www.woodside.com.au DELIVERING VALUE GROWTH 2017 INVESTOR BRIEFING DAY Woodside today outlined its plans to further grow production in the years ahead, focusing on costeffective opportunities to maximise the potential of its existing assets while unlocking value from its significant resource base. At Woodside s annual Investor Briefing Day, CEO Peter Coleman said the company had successfully navigated a challenging external environment and was now poised to deliver value growth while maintaining its commitment to shareholder distributions. In the near term we expect to generate increasing cash flow and returns from our existing business and committed projects, and we see further upside potential from lower capital intensity and quickerto-market opportunities. Our portfolio offers exciting prospects for growing shareholder value that will coincide with rising global demand for gas and an anticipated supply shortfall. In particular, Woodside is well positioned to capitalise on an expected increase in demand from emerging Asian markets. Woodside has taken advantage of market conditions to strategically build its portfolio with a view to growing production by attracting resources to existing facilities on the planned Burrup Hub. At a time when large greenfield projects are challenging, Woodside is preparing to capture new value from low-cost brownfield developments. Mr Coleman outlined three five-year horizons, during which Woodside would focus on cash generation, unlocking value and repeating successes. To access the live webcast of the Investor Briefing Day, follow the link from www.woodside.com.au. A copy of Woodside s Investor Briefing Day 2017 slide pack is attached. Contacts: MEDIA Michelle Grady W: 61 8 9348 5995 M: 61 418 938 660 E: michelle.grady@woodside.com.au INVESTORS Damien Gare W: 61 8 9348 4421 M: 61 417 111 697 E: investor@woodside.com.au

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

DAMIEN GARE

Sheraton on the Park evacuation plan Exits to Grand Staircase

Agenda

Focus for today

Disclaimer and important notice

Statements on strategy and targets

Notes on Petroleum Resource Estimates

Glossary

PETER COLEMAN

Fundamentals

Our focus

Woodside today $

Introducing the Horizons Horizon I Horizon II Horizon III

Roadmap for today 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Horizon I Horizon I Horizon I Horizon I Horizon I Horizon II Horizon II Horizon II Horizon II Horizon III Horizon III Horizon III

Defining the future Horizon I

World-class LNG and oil Horizon II

Low-cost growth

Significant cash generation Horizon I Growth Wheatstone Greater Enfield Wheatstone Greater Enfield Base Base Horizon I Horizon II

Differentiated business model UNIQUELY POSITIONED

Strategy delivers value & sustainable shareholder distributions Horizon I Horizon II Horizon III

Carbon resilience

Summary

ANTHEA MCKINNELL

2016 financial performance 94.9 MMboe $868m $2.7bn 83 cps $2.6bn 24% 104 cps $114m BBB $8.5/boe Baa1

Leading margins and ROACE 100% 50% Source: Bloomberg (50%)

Woodside Cash flow supports dividends and growth 112 109 99 54 45 3.5 3.3 4.8 2.5 2.6 Source: Bloomberg

Cost focus continues -48%

Strong liquidity

Balance sheet supports growth 25%

Access to premium diversified debt markets

15 10 5 0 Horizon I Cash from Operations Cash Uses

Horizon I Horizon II Cash from Operations Cash Uses

Investment 55% 45%

REINHARDT MATISONS STEPHEN HALL

LNG demand continues to grow

Increasing support for natural gas

Increasing diversity of LNG market 2013 2014 2015 2016

A global portfolio LNG supplier

% of production Balancing revenue and operational flexibility

Delivering strong price outcomes

Resilient to price downside

Increasing upside 20% 2x Total LNG supply Equity-lifted LNG 2x Number of supply sources

Creating an LNG fuels market 5 billion litres p.a. 3 billion litres p.a.

PETER COLEMAN

Defining the future Horizon I

Committed production growth with upside potential Senegal (SNE) Pluto expansion

Maintaining high margins through Horizon I

Wheatstone: first production mid-2017

Greater Enfield: high cash margins

Pluto: increasing capacity through expansion To KGP

Senegal oil: Delineating the resource base, preparing for development

PETER COLEMAN

World-class LNG and oil Horizon II

Uniquely positioned to commercialise key assets

Burrup Hub: low capital intensity concepts

Opportunity to fill KGP

Browse: one of the lowest cost undeveloped gas resources

Scarborough: significant uncommitted resource

Significant resource development through existing infrastructure

Myanmar Northern Rakhine Basin: Concept select early 2018

Myanmar Southern Rakhine Basin: Concept select end 2018

PETER COLEMAN

Establishing global hubs Horizon III

Kitimat: Material cost reductions

Kitimat: Liard basin a world-class resource

MIKE UTSLER

ktco2/year Improving health, safety and environment performance Potential savings

Continued outstanding operational performance OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE 1

Positioning Woodside for global growth Molecules to unlock the Burrup Hub Improve energy efficiency Produce the limit LNG as transport fuel Lean, nimble and marketfocused supply chain Modular and lean LNG plant Lean capital project executive (brown and greenfield) Agile organisation and lean processes Analytics driven operations

PETER COLEMAN

Summary

PHIL LOADER

Delivering value and sustainable growth

Lower risk / higher impact testing new plays 2

Execution, value delivery and growth focus

High-impact drilling

Myanmar: Execution, commercialisation and growth

Myanmar: Execution, commercialisation and growth

Australia: Accelerated value realisation

Senegal: Commercialise SNE and grow resources

Atlantic margins and Sub-Saharan Africa

Inventory development, execution and value creation on target

SHAUN GREGORY

Advantage through innovation

Reducing exploration time and cost

Upstream: extending reach

Downstream: Plant of the Future Kitimat Concepts ($/tpa) FOOT PRINT PER MTPA

Improving reliability and capacity

Production Data Analytics DECISION MAKERS

Wireless instruments AGRU IMPACT

Unlocking Woodside s collective intelligence

FutureLab: Our innovation engine

How we do it

Future Proof Woodside

HENDRIK SNYMAN MICHAEL ROBINSON

Affordable energy drives our business model

Improvement and excellence in everything we do

Number of Improvements Continuously improving the business CASE STUDY

Disciplined way of doing business CASE STUDY Woodside Management System improving clarity and transparency, springboard for further improvement

Value-driven collaboration with our vendors -100x

A culture that encourages challenging the status quo E A CASE STUDY B D C

> A$740m 1 in cost savings 2.

Continuing to reduce Kitimat s cost of supply 30% to 40% REDUCTION

Minimising exposure to cost escalation

Conditioned to sustain low-cost performance