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AGM Presentation 11 June 2014

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AGM Presentation – 11 June 2014

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Falkland Oil and Gas Limited

Geographic

Focus

• Purely focussed on exploration offshore the Falkland Islands

• Only Falkland explorer operating in both the North & South Basins

• Largest licence holder of all Falkland explorers

Exciting

Portfolio

• South and East Falkland Basin offers high impact drilling opportunities

• North Falkland Basin offers lower risk ‘step-out’ exploration and appraisal

• Interest in the Sea Lion oil development project

Active

Drilling

Programme

• Rig contracted – drilling commences Q1 2015

• Fully funded to drill 5 wells

• Biggest player in 2015 drilling programme

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Only explorer operating in both the North & South Basins

• Net interest of over 40,000 sq. km

• Material interest (40%+) in all licences

• Experienced operators

• Noble Energy

• Premier Oil

• Over 12,000 sq.km 3D survey completed

• Rig contract signed with Ocean Rig to use the

Eirik Raude on a multi-well campaign

• 5 well programme commencing in late Q1 2015

2004 licences

FOGL: 40%

Noble (op.) 35%

Edison: 25%

2002 licences

FOGL: 52.50%

Noble (op.) 35.0%

Edison: 12.5%

FOGL: 40%

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FOGL’s South & East Basin Licences

2010 & 2012 drilling

• 5 wells drilled: 4 found gas or gas-condensate

• Proved a working hydrocarbon system in the basin

• Good quality source rocks

• Good quality Cretaceous reservoirs

Toroa

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Cretaceous Source Rocks: The key to finding oil

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Major 3D seismic acquisition programme completed

Major 3D acquisition programme

• Completed in February 2014

• 3 separate survey areas

• >12,000 sq. km in total

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New 3D seismic

• Over 12,000 sq.km 3D survey completed

• 3 separate areas of interest:

• Diomedea Fan Complex

• Cretaceous Fault Blocks

• Hersilia Fan Complex

• Excellent data quality & imaging

• Step change in our understanding and ability

to map prospective areas

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• The Diomedea area comprises a large system of

deep-water channels and fans.

• Mid Cretaceous source rocks are expected to be

inter-bedded with these sands and mature for oil.

• A 5,500 sq.km 3D survey was acquired to explore

this play

• Many prospects and leads have been mapped

Diomedea Fan Complex (FOGL 52.5%)

Diomedea 3D survey outline

Humpback

Finback

Prospects and Leads map

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• Potential drilling candidates include:

• Humpback

• Finback

• Seismic interpretation is on-going

• Final target selection expected by end Q3 2014

Diomedea Fan Complex

Humpback shown on amplitude map generated from the new 3D seismic

Shelf

Slope

Basin

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• The Darwin exploration well discovered a rich gas

condensate in good quality Cretaceous sands

• Numerous, similar features have been mapped in our

adjacent licences.

• A 3D seismic survey was acquired in 2013 to better

define some of these prospects.

• Seismic interpretation is on-going and final results

are expected in Q3 2014

• Seismic amplitude responses indicate the possibility

of different hydrocarbon phases, including oil

• Potential drilling candidates include:

• Nurnberg

• Scharnhorst North

Cretaceous Fault Blocks (FOGL 52.5%)

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• A large 5,750 sq. km 3D seismic survey acquired

• Prospect mapping has yet to commence

• Fast-track 3D seismic data available in mid June

• Source rocks may be oil generative in the vicinity of Hersilia

and West Hersilia

• The Loligo well proved the presence of large amounts of gas in

the Tertiary Channel play

• Reservoir quality at the well location was poor. 3D seismic may

indicate if better reservoir is present elsewhere within Loligo

• To achieve a collaborative approach with Noble Energy, the

previously excluded area covering Loligo and Nimrod has been

re-combined into a single licence area

Hersilia Fan Complex and Loligo (FOGL 40%)

Scotia

3D survey outline

Loligo

• Fast track data will be available in June 2014

• Final processed data in Q4 2014

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• Interests in 5 licences

• PL004b (40% WI) contains Sea Lion

southern extension

• Material exploration prospect stacks in

PL004, PL003 & PL005

• Zebedee

• Jayne East

• Isobel

• Elaine

• Helen

• Susan

• Ann/Orca South

FOGL’s North Falkland Basin Licences

Jayne East

Elaine

Isobel

Zebedee

well location

Susan

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• The Sea Lion field straddles PL032 & PL004b

• FOGL estimate that c.30% of the Sea Lion oil-in-place lies

within PL004b

• 85 mmbbls 2C resources net to FOGL (Senergy)

• Premier are proposing a two phased development

concept, targeting the northern area first

• Further appraisal required in PL004b to determine

resources distribution & potential: Zebedee will be the

key next well

• In a success case up to 40% of Sealion oil-in-place

could be within PL004b

• FOGL has a significant stake in Sea Lion and

unitisation discussions have now been initiated with

the other field owners

Sea Lion area

Zebedee Location

PL032

PL004b

Probable Gas Extent

Probable Oil Extent

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PL004b: Zebedee (FOGL 40%)

Source: Premier Oil Source: Premier Oil

Multiple stacked targets

Zebedee Location

• FOGL: 40%, Premier (Operator) 36%, Rockhopper: 24%

• Net resources c. 60-160 mmbbl (un-risked)

• Well to test 7 target horizons

• The well will seek to extend the proven F2 sequence

towards the south and will also test deeper targets within

the older F3 sequence.

• Risk assessment: low-moderate

Source: Premier Oil

Feb 2014 CMD Presentation Feb 2014 CMD Presentation

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• Net resources c. 30 ~ 90 mmbbl (un-risked)

• Well will target Isobel deep

• Success will de-risk Elaine North & South, Helen & Susan

• Risk assessment: moderate

• Key risk: up-dip seal & reservoir

PL004a Isobel & Elaine (FOGL 40%)

Elaine

Isobel

Jayne East

Susan

Source: Premier Oil

Isobel Deep amplitude and spectral decomposition displays

Feb 2014 CMD Presentation

Isobel Deep

Location

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• Net resources c.40 ~ 90 mmbbl (un-risked)

• Location provides potential to stack 5 fans

• Risk assessment: moderate

• Key risk: up-dip seal

PL04c: Jayne East (FOGL 40%)

Jayne East

Susan

Jayne East Location

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• Ocean Rig’s Eirik Raude contracted

• Rig to be mobilised to the Falklands in Q1 2015

• The final drilling order is expected to be:

- 2 PMO operated wells in the North Falkland Basin

- 2 Noble operated wells in the South Falkland Basin

- 2 PMO in the North Falkland Basin

• Option slots have been secured, to allow follow-up drilling on any

successful results:

- Up to 8 options available up to point of rig mobilisation

- Options available during drilling on the basis of 1 option for every firm well

completed & up to a maximum of 8 options

• Eirik Raude is a fifth generation harsh environment semi-submersible

& sister ship to the Leiv Eirikssen that successfully operated offshore

the Falklands in 2012

FOGL’s drilling programme

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• FOGL has by far the largest exposure to the 2015 drilling programme:

Share of 6 well firm programme, based on drilling days*

- FOGL: 42%

- Premier Oil: 19%

- Noble Energy: 19%

- Rockhopper: 13%

- Edison International: 7%

• Participating in 5 out of 6 firm wells

2015 drilling programme

* Calculation based on equity share of total firm drilling programme, currently estimated at 260 days

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• FOGL is fully funded through a 5 well drilling programme commencing in Q1 2015

• It is either partially or fully carried on 4 of the wells as a result of farm-out carry arrangements with

Noble Energy, Premier Oil and Rockhopper Exploration

• Estimated well costs: Northern Basin well c.$50 million gross

Southern Basin well c.$110 million gross

• At end December 2013 FOGL had pro-forma cash of $151 Million

• Impact of farm-outs

Equity interest Paying interest

Zebedee 40% 40%

Isobel Deep 40% 0%

Jayne East 40% 0%

Noble well 1 52.5% 27.5%

Noble well 2 52.5% 42.5%

Funding

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FOGL largest exposure (>40%) to the 2015 drilling programme

Falklands only company operating in both north & south basins

Fifteen drilling commencing in Q1 2015

Five wells firm wells, plus options

Fully funded or firm programme

Five hundred mmbbls net prospective resources targeted by 5 wells >

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Disclaimer

FALKLAND OIL AND GAS LIMITED

DISCLAIMER

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