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Raisama Limited (ASX: RAI) Acquisition of Peak Oil & Gas Limited Creating a diversified energy company December 2010 www.raisama.com.au Agenda Acquisition Rationale Benefits to RAI Shareholders Acquisition Terms


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www.raisama.com.au

December 2010

Raisama Limited (ASX: RAI) Acquisition of Peak Oil & Gas Limited Creating a diversified energy company

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  • Acquisition Rationale
  • Benefits to RAI Shareholders
  • Acquisition Terms
  • Corporate Overview
  • Board and Senior Management
  • Post Acquisition Project Locations Map
  • Projects Overview
  • Australia
  • Kyrgyz Republic
  • Philippines
  • Thailand
  • Indonesia
  • New Zealand
  • Operations Schedule

Agenda

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  • Transforms RAI from Explorer to Producer
  • Near-term cash flow from Cadlao Redevelopment Project to provide further

funds for development of asset portfolio

  • Positioned to exploit growth in Asian energy demand
  • Strong board and management team with depth of corporate, commercial and

technical expertise

  • Impressive inventory of new projects in petroleum and uranium, providing a

pipeline for future growth

  • Better access to capital and a broader investor base

Acquisition Rationale

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  • Acquisition of Peak Oil & Gas secures Cadlao a $70m NPV project

for only $39m in RAI scrip

  • Based on $55m free cash in first six months of Cadlao operation,

stock on 1x 2011 free cash flow multiple

  • Exposure to diversified portfolio of energy assets, covering Asia

Pacific and Eastern Europe

  • Upside exposure from Cadlao Redevelopment Project - scheduled

for First Oil 4Q 2011 (certified 2P reserves: 2.9 mmbbls)

  • Provides liquidity for RAI shareholders due to anticipated

increased trading volumes and likely market re-rating

  • Enhanced Board & Management team, selected from the two

entities

  • Improved broker coverage and access to capital markets to fund

future exploration and development

Benefits to RAI Shareholders

Diversification Near-term revenue Market re-rating Strengthened board Access to funds Company transforming acquisition

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  • Transforming from Explorer to Producer
  • Diversification across the energy industry – enlarged group will have exposure

to oil, gas and uranium encompassing traditional fossil fuels and clean energy

  • Combined cash position of $12.5m to provide initial working capital
  • Near term revenue opportunities - immediately delivering net cashflow of

US$50m in the first six months of production from Cadlao Redevelopment Project

  • Solid platform to pursue growth opportunities
  • Potential upside to the stock and significant value to the Company

Achieves Strategic Goals

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  • Off market takeover
  • Offer values Peak Oil & Gas at A$0.30 a share, or A$39m
  • 15 RAI shares offered for every 11 Peak shares
  • Offer is unanimously recommended by Peak’s Board of Directors
  • Pre-bid acceptance agreements already endorsed for ~19% of the total Peak

shares on issue

Acquisition Terms

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Corporate Overview

ASX Listing 2 Dec 2009 Share Price (29/11/10) $0.25 Shares 82.25m Options 30.0m Market Cap $20.5m Cash (as at 30 Sept 2010) $8.06m

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Completion of Merger Feb 2011 Shares 241.9m Options 54.5m Cash (Feb 2011) $15.0m

Raisama Pro-Forma Merged Entity

Major Shareholders – Post Acquisition Hebei Mining 10.32% UBS Wealth Management (Clients) 2.44% M Howison 6.02% Lanza Holdings 6.30% Veblen Group 5.79% C Reindler 1.70% Current top 20 RAI holders 61.05%

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Board and Senior Management

  • More than 20 years in the resources sector, including 7 years in uranium
  • Previously Corporate Director of Summit Resources and MD of Fusion Resources both

acquired by Paladin Energy Ltd

  • More than 18 years with WMC and BHP Billiton, including managing the Yeelirrie

Project and within WMC’s petroleum division

David Berrie Executive Chairman

  • More than 20 years in the energy sector, including with Halliburton and Unocal
  • Pivotal in developing several new companies in Asia, including CUEL and JSK Energy
  • Worked extensively in Asia on business development, strategy and investment

Jeff Steketee Managing Director

  • More than 30 years experience in the Australian and international petroleum sector
  • Senior technical and corporate positions with companies including Delhi Petroleum

and WMC Ltd

  • Co-founder and former Technical Director of Strike Oil

Jim Durrant Technical Director

  • Involved in mining and exploration in WA for past 38 years, including in uranium
  • Responsible for the location of numerous target areas and joint ventures with major

companies in Australia

  • Five years with Agip Nucleare exploring for uranium in Western Australia

Chris Reindler Executive Director

  • A lawyer and investment banker with more than 20 years experience
  • Previously with Rothschild, Turnbull & Partners, Goldman Sachs and Salomon Smith

Barney involved in merger and acquisitions and capital raisings

  • Founder of merchant bank Emerald Partners and active investor and adviser in the

resources sector

Matthew Howison Non- Executive Director

  • 23 years’ international experience in senior commercial and financial roles with Shell
  • Previously CFO and Director of Strategy at Fonterra Co-Operative Group Limited
  • Non-Executive Director of companies including UGL, QSL and Gold Oil

Guy Cowan Non-Executive Director

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Post Acquisition Project Locations

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Impressive Project Pipeline – Sunday Creek

  • Within structurally important Rudall

Metamorphic Province

  • Occidental explored Sunday Creek in

late 70s identifying uranium targets without GPS or high resolution airborne data and achieved high grade intersections

  • Recent approval to conduct a

preliminary heritage survey is an important step in gaining access

60 KM² OF PRIME URANIUM GROUND 20KM EAST OF CAMECO-MITSUBISHI’S KINTYRE PROJECT

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Sunday Creek - Geology

  • Access is difficult and the area is underexplored compared to potential
  • Initial radiometric surveys are indicating strike length of 20km and a separate 5km zone

with an associated intense magnetic anomaly

  • The known mineralised structures are highly fluidised, are large and have the ability to

contain a significant uranium resource

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  • Maiden drilling programs completed 09/10 with significant success - intercepted high grade

zones of uranium mineralisation at shallow depth

  • Further licence granted on strike to the NW / SE of uranium bearing formations at East
  • Kokmoinok. Successful drilling completed, adding to Kashkasu inventory.
  • Third drilling program doubled the strike of mineralisation to 2.6km
  • Significant Trenching Results including 4020, 1379 and 1084 ppm U3O8

– Highly cost effective methodology to gain important geological information

  • Significant drill intersections include:

Impressive Project Pipeline: Kashkasu II

2m @ 1651 ppm U3O8 6m @ 625ppm U3O8 2m @ 1521 ppm U3O8 5m @ 637ppm U3O8 5m @ 686 ppm U3O8 3m @ 810ppm U3O8

TWO LICENSES IN THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC FOR 50 KM²; 75% STAKE

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Kashkasu II Project – Results and New Drill Hole Locations

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5.8 mmbbl

Cadlao – Project Economics

33 62 Potential incremental NPV* 20 40 Satellite field tie-in (4.0 mmbbl) 0.90 A$:US$ Base case Project A$m Peak A$m NPV 123 70 Free cash flow (6 months after 1st Oil) 67 55 Payback months (from first oil) 3 months 3 months Potential upside – Indicative Incremental NPV* Acquisition of residual ORRI 5 3 Acquisition of Production Royalty 7 4 Reserves enhancement 10 6 Base case assumptions 2P reserves Oil price (GCA price forecast) US$81/bbl Capex (to 1st Oil) US$5/bbl Opex (average) US$22/bbl Discount rate 10% Net 2P reserves to Peak 2.9 mmbbl

* Indicative NPV estimated by Peak Note: Production assumptions beyond the Cadlao 2P Base Case are by Peak.

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Near-Term Cash Flow from Cadlao

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NW Palawan Basin

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Cadlao Project Overview (50% Operator)

  • Simple redevelopment project:

– Previous production: 11 mmbbl – Remaining 1P certified reserves: 2.0 mmbbl net to Peak – Remaining 2P certified reserves: 2.9 mmbbl net to Peak

  • Redevelopment solution is low cost, proven and low

risk

  • Palawan Basin hosts significant oil and gas projects

including Shell’s Malampaya project

  • Accessing oil updip from previous production wells
  • Significant upside from:

– Potential Cadlao reserves upgrade – Bonita tieback opportunities – Numerous exploration prospects

Note: All production and reserves statements for Cadlao are net to Peak

  • n a 50% working interest basis.

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NEAR TERM PRODUCTION – FIRST (NEW) OIL TARGETING Q4 2011

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Cadlao Tieback Upside – Bonita (up to 32.2%)

  • Several high value and low risk drilling opportunities in the Bonita Block, adjacent to Cadlao
  • Bonita Discovery

– Potential 2-3 mmbbls recoverable oil located approx 10km from Cadlao tieback via Libro South and Cadlao East – Requires one appraisal well and subsea tie back

  • Tara 1 and Libro 1 oil discoveries provide additional tieback opportunities with incremental

NPV potential

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CHANCE TO ADD VALUE THROUGH TIE-BACKS VIA BONITA BLOCK

CUMULATIVE UPSIDE POTENTIAL GREATER THAN 10 MMBBLS (UNRISKED) Cadlao East Prospect Up to 5.8 mmbbls recoverable oil located adjacent to SC6 (Cadlao) Drillable from Cadlao production facility (immediate tie-in)

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Impressive Project Pipeline: Thailand

  • Near term exploration activity – Drilling well in drilling Q1

2011

  • 104 mmbbls mean recoverable prospective resources
  • 550 km new seismic recently acquired
  • Prospectivity indicated by significant discoveries onshore

Thailand, including : – Sirikit Field, Thailand’s largest onshore oil field with reserves of 200 mmbbls and production of 20,000 bopd – Carnarvon Petroleum Block L44/43 has independently assessed 2P reserves of 60 mmbbls and production of 6,500 bopd

  • Farm in terms:

– Peak to earn 7.5% by funding Sun Resources’ share of upcoming exploration well capped at US$1.3m. No back cost payments

Exploration – Block L20/50 (earning 7.5%)

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Impressive Project Pipeline – Indonesia

  • Exclusive relationship with partner, RENCO
  • Existing prospect inventory holds estimated

unrisked mean in place prospective resource

  • f 858 mmbbl (oil case)
  • Extensive acreage in North Sumatra Basin

– Prognosed undiscovered resources of 210 mmbbl

  • Discoveries nearby exceed 1bn boe

– 15 TCF Arun LNG – 300 mmbbls Rantau Field

  • Immediate work program

– 170 km 2D seismic planned for 1H 2011 – 3 well campaign to commence 1Q 2012

  • Substantial upside potential from unexploited

deeper gas plays

Exploration – South Block A (38.25%, Operator)

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Impressive Project Pipeline – New Zealand

  • Near term exploration activity
  • Kaupokonui prospect expected to be drilled in early

2012

  • High impact exploration acreage in Taranaki Basin

with 1.2 bn boe already discovered

  • Substantial prospect containing 378 mmbbls mean

recoverable prospective oil resource

  • Located between Maari Oil Field (51 mmbbls) and

Kupe Field (288 BCF/27 mmbbls)

  • Farm-in terms:

– Peak pay 2:1 (US$2.4m toward US$12m budgeted well) to earn 10% working interest – Well payments capped at max US$3m for US$15m well, thereafter heads-up – No back costs

Exploration – PEP 51311 Kaupokonui (10%)

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Operations Schedule

Note: This schedule is subject to modification depending on results.

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Phase / Timing 2010 2011 2012 Project Country Activity 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Exploration Block L20/50 Thailand Drilling campaign South Block A Indonesia 2D Seismic Indonesia Multi-well drilling campaign PEP 51311 New Zealand Kaupokonui Prospect* SC-6 (Cadlao) Philippines Cadlao East - Contingent SC-6 (Bonita) Philippines Libro South - Contingent Sunday Creek Australia Drilling Kashkasu II Kyrgyz Rep. Trenching Kyrgyz Rep. Drilling Lambina Australia Ground Geophysics then Drilling Mt Alice Australia Drilling Development Cadlao Oil Field Philippines Front-end engineering design Philippines Development plan approvals Philippines Final investment decision (FID) Philippines Award major contracts Philippines Development drilling Philippines First Oil Philippines Engineering & construction for FFD Production Cadlao Oil Field Philippines Initial Phase (including EWT) Philippines Full Field Development (FFD)

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  • Diversified energy company with superior asset portfolio
  • Combines near-term cash flow with high impact exploration upside
  • Impressive inventory of projects, diversified by commodity and country
  • Strong board and management with depth of corporate and technical expertise
  • Positioned to exploit growth in Asian energy demand
  • Improved access to capital and broader investor base

Strong Investment Case

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