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DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited

Beach Energy Limited · Dec 5, 2012 · 78 slides

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  1. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 1
    Investor morning 5 December 2012 Investor roadshow - March 2012 Beach Energy Limited Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 1
  2. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 2
    Welcome Chris Jamieson General Manager Investor Relations Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 3
  3. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 3
    Welcome and housekeeping Time Topic Presenter 9:00-9:10am Welcome Chris Jamieson 9:10-9:25am Strategic overview Reg Nelson 9:25-9:40am Operational overview Neil Gibbins 9:40-9:50am Financial management Kathryn Presser 9:50-10:10am…
  4. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 4
    Share price performance Beach share price vs S&P ASX Energy Index (XEJ) Entry into ASX100, 145% BPT.ASX Ex-100 thematic stock shorting, buying driven by macro factors XEJ.ASX unconventional driving down oil 135% price, capital…
  5. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 5
    Strategic overview Reg Nelson Managing Director Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 6
  6. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 6
    Company overview Fully funded capex program primarily focused on the Cooper Basin Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 7
  7. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 7
    Our people Staff numbers up 13% to 131 at end of FY12 Head count expected to increase by 37% to 180 by end of FY13 Continued focus on diversity Board stability Positive staff survey results Age Demographics 31% 54% 50 years+…
  8. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 8
    Stakeholder relations Working to maintain good stakeholder relations with: Traditional owners Landholders Government Dieri Consent Determination, Marree Station 1 May 2012 Cattle grazing in Cooper Creek on Mungerannie…
  9. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 9
    Eastern Australian gas markets are growing Existing domestic east coast contracts Projected east coast total demand Source: Core Energy Group, July 2012 The clean energy future is likely to incorporate a larger role for natural…
  10. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 10
    Unconventional basin exposure An unconventional but logical thought process Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 11
  11. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 11
    Targeting East African rift plays Gulf of Suez Mesaha Concession Lake Tanganyika Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 12
  12. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 12
    Operational overview Neil Gibbins Chief Operating Officer Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 13
  13. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 13
    Keeping our people safe Low Supervision Classification for Production Operations (SA) by DMITRE Continued support for APPEA Stand Together for Safety campaign Two recordable injuries among Beach employees across all operated…
  14. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 14
    Actual and forecast production 9.0 MMboe 8.5 MMboe 7.5 MMboe 6.6 MMboe Gas* 4.8-5.0 MMboe Gas* (28-29 PJe) 4.8 MMboe Gas* (28 PJe) 4.5 MMboe (26 PJe) Oil Oil 3.7-4.0 MMbbl Oil 2.7 MMbbl 2.1 MMbbl * Gas and gas…
  15. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 15
    2P reserves and 2C contingent resources 2P: 93 MMboe 2P and 2C: 559 MMboe 448 MMboe 73 MMboe 93 MMboe 20 MMboe 18 MMboe Oil Gas and Gas Liquids 2P Reserves Gas and Gas Liquids Oil Large reserve and resource base…
  16. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 16
    Key FY13 operational activities Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 17
  17. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 17
    FY13 Capital expenditure guidance Forecast FY13 FY13 FY13 reserves Forecast Forecast Forecast Seismic additions Capex (M) Wells 2D km 3D km2 MMboe DEVELOPMENT Cooper Basin non-SACB JV 50 60 15 20 Cooper Basin SACB/SWQ JV 100…
  18. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 18
    Unconventional acreage and timeline Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 19
  19. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 19
    Financial management Kathryn Presser Chief Financial Officer Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 20
  20. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 20
    Sources and uses of funds FY13-FY14 330 million cash on hand (as at Sources and uses of funds* 30 November 2012) Am 1,400 FY13 expected to be a peak capex year Dividends Undrawn FY14 assumes unconventional 1,200 facilities and…
  21. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 21
    Funding capacity Beach well funded over FY13 and FY14 with Available Liquidity minimal financing risk 400 Unconverted portion of 150 million 350 convertible note only potential debt repayment over next five years 300 Debt…
  22. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 22
    Other financial matters Internal PRRT assumptions identify the Cooper Basin as a single project Single project status would potentially result in no PRRT liability for an extended period Carbon tax implications included in…
  23. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 23
    Cooper Basin Western Flank Mike Dodd Exploration and Development Manager Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 24
  24. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 24
    Western Flank oil Western Flank oil is a core contributor to Beach due to: Sales in Brent High net back per barrel of A80* (including opex, royalties and transportation costs) Strong equity positions in significant and prospective…
  25. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 25
    Investment in infrastructure 2013 net production target of 9,000 to 10,000 bopd from the Western Flank Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 26
  26. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 26
    Western Flank exploration Beach Operated Western Flank - Creaming Curve 30 25 Cumulative EUR - Millions of Barrels of Oil 20 15 Cum EUR 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24…
  27. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 27
    PEL 91 Beach 40% (operator), Drillsearch 60% Bauer potential recoverable oil of 10+ MMbbls Current production of 1,000 bopd (gross) from two wells targeting 3,000 bopd+ (gross) with increased trucking Hanson facility expected to be…
  28. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 28
    Bauer oilfield appraisal Post Bauer-1 Post Bauer-9 Extremely successful and active appraisal campaign Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 29
  29. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 29
    Bauer oilfield well log GR Resistivity Porosity Average Namur porosity 28% Reservoir capable of high production rates Bauer-1 free-flow at 15,000 bopd during 80 minute flow test Oil-water contact A very high quality…
  30. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 30
    PEL 92 Beach 75% (operator), Cooper Energy 25% Current gross production of 5,000 bopd Gross production expected to recommence at 7,000 bopd with commissioning of Lycium- Moomba trunkline Rincon 3D to delineate the Rincon discovery…
  31. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 31
    PEL 92 prospectivity 100 90 FY Success Rate 80 Yearly PEL 92 Success Rate (%) PEL 92 Average Success Rate 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 FY03 FY04 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 EUR of oil discoveries to…
  32. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 32
    Windmill-1 DST recovered 25 barrels of oil Discovery has extended Birkhead play fairway 20 kilometres south into PEL 92 First PEL 92 Birkhead discovery Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 33
  33. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 33
    PRL 15, PEL 104 and PEL 111 Beach 40%, Senex Energy 60% (operator) Focus on the Birkhead formation Current gross production of 6,000 bopd from Growler and 250 bopd from Snatcher Mustang-1 being prepared for EPT Growler-Lycium…
  34. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 34
    PEL 106B and PEL 107 PEL 106B Beach 50% (operator), Drillsearch 50% First production in FY12 from the Middleton / Brownlow production licence Initial gross flow rates of 25 MMscfd (15 TJd sales gas and 325 bbld LPG and condensate)…
  35. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 35
    International assets Tanzania Egypt Romania Simon Brealey New Ventures Country Supervisor Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 36
  36. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 36
    Tanzania Lake Tanganyika South Block A significant acreage position in the prospective East African Rift Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 37
  37. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 37
    2D seismic survey Natural oil seeps in Lake Tanganyika indicate a working petroleum system South block area 7,200 km2 Potential for large discoveries ( 200 MMbbl) Airborne gravity and hi-resolution aeromag data acquired in 2010…
  38. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 38
    Lake Tanganyika South Block potential play types Potential targets from recently acquired 2D seismic, red = gas, green = oil Direct hydrocarbon indicators consistent with an active petroleum system Investor morning 5 December 2012…
  39. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 39
    Egypt A balanced portfolio of assets with growing oil production Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 40
  40. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 40
    North Shadwan - geological cross section Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 41
  41. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 41
    377 and 385 oilfields Miocene sands draped over older highs (lacking reservoir) On-shore to off-shore developments 377-3 intersected 145 metre oil column and cased as first production well for field 377-5 intersected 107 metre…
  42. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 42
    Abu Sennan stratigraphic column ABU ROASH Classic Abu Gharadiq Basin oil source and ultimate top seal. Very high chance of oil accumulations but with low deliverability 250 bopd BAHARIYA - Primary sandstone reservoir in Western…
  43. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 43
    Abu Sennan concession Beach 22%, Kuwait Energy 50% (operator), Dover Investments 28% Four exploration wells successful, with combined total gross flow rate of 12,000 boepd (gross) New three well exploration program approved:…
  44. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 44
    Abu Sennan 3D seismic line (with hypothetical well) N S Appollonia Top Khoman Base Khoman Bahariya Kharita Alamein Dol Jurassic Initial drilling campaign has encountered shows and/or pay at all named formations…
  45. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 45
    The Mesaha graben Mesaha graben initially believed to be a Mesozoic rift graben, two thirds the size of the Gulf of Suez No previous exploration drilling 2,900 kilometres of 2D seismic with 5-10 kilometre line acquired 220km…
  46. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 46
    Mesaha 1 well location Pre-Hercynian section can be characterised by two intervals: Transparent package Top Aptian Reflective package Mesaha-1 spudded late October Hercynian Unc Designed to test the stratigraphy on flanks of a…
  47. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 47
    EGPC international bid round 2011 El Qaa Plain bidding group: Beach 25%, Dana Petroleum (operator) 37.5% and Petroceltic 37.5% Total area of 1,823 km2 1,519 kilometres of 2D seismic by BP and Conoco in early 80s 11 wells drilled…
  48. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 48
    Romania Est Cobalcesu block Post Beach farm-in: Beach 30%, Melrose 40% (operator), Petromar 30% Est Cobalcescu block is 1,000 km2, with 3D seismic over block being processed Water…
  49. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 49
    Est Cobacescu - Multiple Exploration Play Types Oil play Gas play Ana/Doina Type Olimpiskaya Type Cobalcescu Type Domino Lebada Type Source Kitchen Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 50
  50. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 50
    ExxonMobil Domino-1 discovery N Est Cobalcescu Domino 1 S N S Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 51
  51. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 51
    Cooper Basin Unconventional exploration Mark Pitkin Team Leader Unconventional Resources Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 52
  52. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 52
    Cooper Basin unconventional exploration What was planned for our unconventional exploration well program and stimulation design Learnings from Holdfast-1 and Encounter-1 What we are now doing differently Current activity and…
  53. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 53
    Cooper Basin (Nappamerri Trough) Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 54
  54. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 54
    Nappamerri Trough historical stimulation results Fracture stimulation important in accessing and commercialising shale and tight gas Bulyeroo-1 (1995) and Kirby-2 (2000) stimulated in the shallower Toolachee High treating…
  55. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 55
    Planning for Success Key considerations Action/contingency/monitoring High treating pressures 13,000 psi capability 4 string in 7 casing, 5,000 psi on annulus High NWBPL Cement solubility Acid spearheads, gel slugs, proppant…
  56. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 56
    Treatments placed in Holdfast-1 Typically 30,000 lbs 100 mesh 140,000 lbs ISP 100,000 gal FR water 150,000 gal linear or x-linked gel SPE 160307 Observations 30/50 difficult to place without x-link 40/70 placed with little…
  57. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 57
    Treatment overview and diagnostics Pumping conditions A 20000 400 Gauge BH eqn (psi) B Slurry Rate (bpm) A S1 Actual Bottomhole Temp (F) C BH Proppant Conc (lb/gal) B D C 100 D 10 Pumping rates between 40 bpm Initial…
  58. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 58
    Maximum horizontal stress orientation Derived from Holdfast-1 break out and drilling induced tensile failure information Maximum horizontal stress in Cooper Basin principally EastWest Reference: SPE 160307 (adapted from…
  59. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 59
    Monitoring fracture orientation - tiltmeters Stress environment suggests Shmin Sv Wells spaced 10-20 kilometres apart, down-hole microseismic not possible Tiltmeter provided option to resolve horizontal and vertical…
  60. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 60
    Results from Holdfast-1 and Encounter-1 Elevation (mm) 0.03 Holdfast-1 0.015 Effectively vertical Horizontal component 0 10-25% Orientation NW-SE -0.015 Patchawarra shown 20% horizontal -0.03 Elevation (mm) 0.2…
  61. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 61
    Tiltmeters driving our horizontal orientation Holdfast-2 Reference: SPE 160307 First use of new technology in Basin, immediately applicable results Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 62
  62. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 62
    New well design for next generation of wells Tapered mono-bore consistent with North American designs used in Haynesville Same design for vertical and horizontal wells Enables high rate multi stage stimulation Opportunity to…
  63. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 63
    Moonta-1 and Streaky-1 stimulation Staged evaluation 8-9 zones stimulated in the thick basin- centred tight gas play 1-2 zones in the Murteree to assist with horizontal well optimisation 80 bpm injection rates achieved, planned…
  64. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 64
    Fracture stimulation stages Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 65
  65. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 65
    Near-term unconventional deliverables Complete fracture stimulation of Streaky-1, estimated to take one more week Mill out plugs, install tubing and flow test Streaky-1 by mid-December 2012 Fracture stimulate 15 zones in…
  66. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 66
    SACB JV & SWQ JVs and Infrastructure Gordon Moseby General Manager Business Review and Planning Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 67
  67. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 67
    SACB JV and SWQ JVs Significant equity interest in the SACB JV (Beach 20.21%) and SWQ JVs (Beach 20-40%) Area covered by JVs 26,800 km2 JVs equity interests include: Moomba and Ballera processing facilities All gathering systems…
  68. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 68
    SACB JV unconventional program Testing the western margins of the Nappamerri Trough Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 69
  69. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 69
    Moomba-191 update Initial flow rate 3 MMscfd Average flow rate over first month 2.7 MMscfd Early stage recovery estimates are 1.5 bcf Indicates continuation of unconventional gas trending West of PEL 218 in the Nappamerri…
  70. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 70
    SACB JV infill drilling program Resource to reserve conversion drivers: Infill drilling 40 vs 200 acre spacing Infill drilling with denser well spacing moving towards 40 acres More focused fracture stimulation of individual zones…
  71. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 71
    SACB JV gas growth project Cost reduction initiatives Multi-well pad drilling technology 4 rigs by 2014 SIMOPS approach to drilling, completions and connections 30% production growth to 2015 leads to step- change in cost…
  72. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 72
    Cooper Basin unconventional gas infrastructure SACB JV Moomba-191 tied-in within weeks Beach operated Targeted pilot production phase (2013-15) Potential to process through existing SACB JV infrastructure Subject to negotiation with…
  73. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 73
    Close Reg Nelson Managing Director Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 74
  74. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 74
    Appendices Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 75
  75. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 75
    Things you can find in your own backyard A relatively under-explored part of the Cooper Basin with enormous potential Investor morning 5 December 2012 Slide 76
  76. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 76
    Bonaparte Basin Beach earning up to 90% of onshore and up to 55% of offshore areas Underexplored to date due to lack of quality modern seismic Conventional and deep unconventional targets Highly prospective as a result of:…
  77. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 77
    Otway and Gippsland basins Otway gas and liquids Beach 35-67% Conventional plays proven gas, condensate and oil discoveries Casterton main source rock, Map with troughs shown and with most attractive permits outlines…
  78. DECEMBER 2012 INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Beach Energy Limited – slide 78
    Contact Information Head office 25 Conyngham Street Glenside SA 5065 Tel: +61 8 8338 2833 Fax: +61 8 8338 2336 Website: www.beachenergy.com.au Chris Jamieson General Manager Investor Relations Tel: +61 8 8338 2833 Mob: +61 8 (0)487 173…

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