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INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services

Essential Energy Services · Nov 7, 2014 · 27 slides

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  1. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 1
    Investor Presentation November 7, 2014
  2. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 2
    A Focused Story 3 Canadas largest public pure play well service company Completion and production focus Sale of Rod Rig assets (non-core) for 6.1 million on October 8, 2014 Coil Tubing Downhole Tools Service Rigs 1 in Canada Top…
  3. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 3
    Where Earnings are Generated 4 YTD Q3/14 Revenue YTD Q3/14 Gross Margin (% of Total Revenue) (% of Total Gross Margin) Downhole Downhole Tools Tools & & Rentals Rentals Service Rigs 29 MM 85 MM 71 MM Coil Well Well…
  4. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 4
    Servicing the Life of a Well 5 Primary Focus Drilling Completion Production Work-over Abandonment Rentals Coil tubing Coil tubing Coil tubing Coil tubing Service rigs Service rigs Service rigs Service rigs Tools Tools Tools…
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    Growing Fracturing Market: The Opportunity 6 The growing number of long-reach horizontal wells increases the demand for deeper coil tubing rigs In the well completion phase, masted coil tubing rigs are used for: Pre-Fracturing…
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    Masted Coil Tubing: Our Response 7 Gen III/IV build program (2013 to 2016 expected delivery): Equipment: 4 Gen III rigs / 8 Gen IV rigs Expected total cost: 63 million Spending to-date: 35 million Increased reel capacity - longer…
  7. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 7
    Masted Coil Tubing: Evolution 8 Gen II/III/IV Specifications Size Gen II Gen III Gen IV Number of rigs 14 2 1 2 coil 5,500 m 8,400 m 11,200 m 2 3/8 coil 3,500 m 6,300 m 7,900 m 2 5/8 coil 2,900 m 4,900 m 6,400 m Mast height (ground to…
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    Essential Provides Full Service Completions 9 Essential equipment on-site: 1 Gen III and 1 Gen II masted coil tubing rig (milling out multi-stage frac balls and seats) 2 fluid pumpers, 2 nitrogen pumpers, 1 chemical van (supporting…
  9. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 9
    Completion of Horizontal Wells 10 Coil Tubing Service Rig Works while well is flowing and Use of kill fluid to service a well under pressure Deals with a wide variety of well Continuous coil - no threaded bore applications…
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    Production Work-overs 11 The growing number of horizontal wells are expected to increase the demand for service rigs for work-over services Typically oil-focused An ever building inventory of older, high decline wells will be…
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    Downhole Tools & Rentals 12 Proven Downhole Tools Business Model: High return on low capital investment 28 million of tools inventory 125 employees Technical business; significant barriers to entry Growth Driven by: Exposure to…
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    Downhole Tools 13 MSFS Tools used for Horizontal Completions: Ball & Seat technology forms the core of Essentials MSFS tool offering but customers are also seeking new completion techniques Viking sliding sleeve coil-actuated…
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    Downhole Tools 14 Keys to Success: Experienced tool hands (requires diverse rig experience) Service and relationships High quality tool design quality control assembly, testing and installation Ball & seat and new tools to meet…
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    Operating Areas 15 CANADA U.S.A. Coverage Across Key Oil and Gas Basins
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    Financial Results 16 9 months 12 months Q3/14 Q3/13 2013 Revenue (millions) 253 243 336 EBITDAS (millions) 46 45 66 EBITDAS margin 18% 19% 20% Utilization:(1) Masted coil tubing rigs 85% 93% 97% Service rigs 49% 49% 50% (1)…
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    EBITDAS 17 100 80 Millions 60 40 83 74 74 70 66 20 29 10 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014E(1) 2015E(1) Actual Analyst Consensus (1) 2014 and 2015 is analyst consensus at Nov 7/14; Essential is covered by 9…
  17. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 17
    Investing in High Demand Equipment 18 Capital Spending (millions) 2012 2013 2014 Growth 38 32 33 Maintenance/infrastructure 14 15 14 Total 52 47 47 2013 2014 New Assets Additions Additions In-service Masted coil tubing rigs…
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    Financial Strength 19 Debt Outstanding Debt / EBITDAS 60 million 0.9x (Nov 5/14) (Debt at Nov 5/14; EBITDAS TTM to Sep 30/14) Credit Facility: 100 million with a syndicate of four lenders May 31/17 maturity 35 million…
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    Balanced Capital Deployment 20 Unused Credit EBITDAS Capacity 70 million 40 million (Analyst Consensus Nov 7/14) (Nov 5/14) 2014 Capital Program - 47 million Dividend - 15 million Share Buyback Dividend and Capex Supported…
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    Corporate Data 21 Nov 7/14 Trading price 1.99 Market capitalization 251 million Enterprise value (based on Nov 5/14 debt) 310 million Dividend yield 6.0% Replacement cost 3.05 EV/2014 EBITDAS (analyst consensus)(1) 4.4x EV/2015 EBITDAS…
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    Key Takeaways 22 Growth Prospects Long-reach horizontal wells, LNG, production work-overs Capital program focused on 12 new masted coil tubing rigs suitable for long-reach horizontal wells (35 million of the 63 million capital…
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    23 APPENDIX
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    Industry Growth Opportunities 24 Innovative Cost Equipment Effective and Solutions Processes Deep, Long-reach LNG Horizontal Export Wells Production Work-overs Trained, Safety Experienced Crews Industry Demand Drives…
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    Industry Trends: Long-Reach Horizontal Wells 25 Deeper wells in the Bakken, Montney, Duvernay and Horn River require longer and larger diameter coil tubing Multi-stage fracturing tools for horizontal completions The need for…
  25. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 25
    Well Drilling Comparison 26 Deeper Wells: Longer and Larger Diameter Coil Tubing
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    Completion of LNG Wells 27 Coil Tubing: Gen II/III/IV masted coil tubing rigs are well-suited to complete and maintain LNG-related wells. There is a relatively small fleet of coil tubing rigs in the industry suitable to work on…
  27. INVESTOR PRESENTATION – Essential Energy Services – slide 27
    Garnet Amundson 1100, 250 2nd Street SW President & Chief Executive Officer Calgary, Alberta T2P 0C1 (403) 513-7272 Karen Perasalo serviceessentialenergy.ca Investor Relations TSX:ESN www.essentialenergy.ca

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