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Investor Presentation September 2019 Disclaimer This presentation was prepared by Navitas Petroleum Limited Partnership ( Navitas or the Partnership ). This presentation does not purport to be comprehensive or to include any and


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Investor Presentation

September 2019

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Disclaimer

This presentation was prepared by Navitas Petroleum Limited Partnership (“Navitas” or the “Partnership”). This presentation does not purport to be comprehensive or to include any and all information that may be relevant in connection with the making of a decision to invest in the securities of the Partnership or of companies held thereby. No explicit or implicit representation or undertaking are made with respect to the accuracy or completeness of any information included herein. In particular, no representation or undertaking are made with respect to the reasonableness and/or materialization of any forecast. For a full picture of the Partnership’s business and the risks entailed thereby, see the offering prospectus released by the Partnership and any and all immediate and periodic reports filed by the Partnership with the Israel Securities Authority and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Ltd., including warnings pertaining to forward-looking information, as this term is defined in the Securities Law, 5728-1968, included therein. The forward-looking information in the presentation may not materialize, in whole or in part, or may materialize in a manner materially different to the expectation, and may be affected by various factors that cannot be assessed in advance. Furthermore, the timetables for the performance of various actions in the context of the petroleum assets in which the Partnership has working interests, that are included in this presentation, and the cost thereof, are estimated and include forward-looking information that is not certain, is based on merely partial information that is available to the General Partner on the date of the presentation, and includes assessments

  • f the General Partner based on the information available thereto on the date hereof, which may change based on the progress of the activities, the date of actual

performance thereof and the resultant findings, as well as numerous external influences and/or restrictions such as changes in the condition of the petroleum assets, a delay in the receipt of approvals and permits required for the performance of the various activities, dependence on contractors, etc. Therefore, the actions actually performed and the dates thereof may differ materially from the assessed or implied targets. Furthermore, the data regarding the quantity of recoverable oil barrels from each one of the Partnership’s assets also constitutes forward-looking information, that is based on reports received by the Partnership from an independent reserves evaluator, which may be updated as further information accumulates and/or as a result of a range of factors involved in oil and natural gas production projects. For the avoidance of doubt, it is clarified that the Partnership does not undertake to update and/or modify the information included in the presentation to reflect subsequent events and/or circumstances, other than as required by law. The Partnership’s business strategy described in the presentation is correct as of the date hereof, and may change in the future, inter alia in consideration of the market conditions and the decisions of the Board of Directors of the Partnership’s General Partner. The presentation also includes public and statistical publications released by various authorities and bodies, the content of which has not been independently checked by the Partnership, and for the veracity of which the Partnership is consequently not responsible. It is further clarified that a considerable part of the information provided herein is taken and/or derived from the Partnership’s reports, although presented in a concise and/or graphic and/or brief manner, and therefore this presentation is not a substitute for inspection of the Partnership’s reports, but rather a supplementary source of

  • information. In any event of discrepancy between this presentation and the prospectus and/or reports released by the Partnership, such prospectus and/or reports shall

prevail. This presentation is not an offer and/or invitation to purchase securities of the Partnership. This presentation and anything included herein are not a basis for any contract or undertaking, and should not be relied upon in such context. The information provided in the presentation is not a basis for the making of any investment decision, is not a recommendation or an opinion, and is no substitute for the discretion of a potential investor.

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Towards FID and development Shenandoah Discovery BP filed an exploration plan to drill 20 wells in the adjacent blocks (2021) Block 7, Canada Review of further development Buckskin South Discovery On production Buckskin North Project

Navitas Petroleum

Corporate Business Card Partnership Strategy

Acquisition of oil and gas assets with proved reserves and significant development potential

Oil producing asset with future development potential Neches

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Leveraging Opportunities and Creating Value

Project Purchase Cost DCF

Shenandoah $1m $415m

( NPV12 )

Buckskin North

  • $246m

( NPV10 )

Buckskin South

  • Forecast not yet

published

Neches $17.5m $61m

( NPV10 )

GC-82 $0.7m

Forecast not yet published

Block 7, Canada

Navitas Discovered Reserves (MMBOE)

112

427 MMBOE Prospective Resources potential

Buckskin North 2 ) P( GC-82 2 ) C( Shenandoah 2 ) C(

16 65 24 7

Neches 2 ) P(

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Buckskin Project

$982 million

Expected net income

$246 million

DCF value1 (Buckskin north only, NPV10)

16 MMBOE

Reserves1

2,400 BOE/d

Navitas share of average production rate

$14 dollars per barrel

Marginal production cost

7.5%

Navitas working interest

18 years of production

Until 2036

USA

Gulf of Mexico

Industry leading partners

18 months to first oil

Quick and efficient development

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Navitas share of project FCF (million US$)

$584m

Total project cashflow (net)

$246m

DCF NPV10 (net)

Buckskin North – Significant Achivement for Navitas

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 and

  • nwards
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Azrieli Round T

  • wer (T

el-Aviv) 187 meters Buckskin gross sand column 415 meters

Forillustrationpurposesonly.TheinformationabouttheheightofBuckskinsandcolumnandtheareaoftheBuckskinreservoirareaccordingto informationreceivedfromLLOGExploration,theproject

  • perator.

Area of T el Aviv- Jaffa 52 sq. km Buckskin reservoir area 111 sq. km

Buckskin oil discovery

One of US Gulf of Mexico’s Largest Oil Discoveries

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Buckskin North

16 MMBOE

( NPV10 )

$239m

Industry leading partners

Buckskin South

Huge Potential for Further Development Oil discovery

Announced by Chevron in 2008

7.5%

Navitas working interest

Review of future development

Following the good results of Buckskin North

Buckskin South

USA

Gulf of Mexico

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  • $415m

DCF Value1 (NPV12, net)

65 MMBOE

Expected production quantity 1

$1.7bln

Investment to date (prior to Navitas acquisition)

FEED Stage

Current status

$184m

Project investment budget

23.1%

Navitas working interest

2023

Estimated first production

Industry leading partners

USA

Gulf of Mexico

Shenandoah – the Project is Underway!

16,170 BOE/d

Navitas share of daily production

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  • Shenandoah Development Timeline (2C)

Delta House - Production Platform

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

Feed stage Subsea pipelines Production platform Subsea facilities First Oil

▪ 20k PSI technology implementation is part of the development plan. ▪ The development scheme includes initial production from 4 wells (out of a total of 8 wells), manufacturing and installation of subsea facilities, pipelines and a designated production platform. ▪ The designated platform will have a production capacity of over 70,000 BOE/d and is based on a proven regional-hub production model, which LLOG is successfully implementing in the Delta House, Who-Dat and Khaleesi & Mormont projects.

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Designated production platform – regional production hub

Shenandoah production platform MONUMENT

GSA – Greater Shenandoah Area

(tie-back potential – 30 miles radius)

Shenandoah North and Yucatan South

(joint development) MONTAUK THURINGER

Activity Update

2018 drilling plan

Shenandoah as a hub in the GSA

(Greater Shenandoah Area)

Shenandoah as a Hub in the Greater Shenandoah Area

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100 200 300 400 500 600 700

2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 and

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  • $1,869m

Total project cashflow (net)

Navitas share of project FCF (million US$) Shenandoah Project

A massive growth engine! $415m

DCF NPV12 (net)

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  • $61m

DCF Value1 (NPV10, net)

7.3 MMBOE

Reserves1

9,400 Acres

Estimated~8,000 productive acres

Producing oil asset

Texas, USA

$17.5m

Acquisition price

98%

Navitas working interest

175 MBOE

Present annual production rate

Neches – Production with Development Upside

761 MBOE

Expected annual production rate after the completion of further development

$21 dollars per barrel

Marginal production cost, net

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1. See BP’s newsletter-https://www.bp.com/en_ca/canada/who-we-are/offshore/bp-in-newfoundland-labrador.html

Block 7, Canada

One of the World’s Most Attractive Frontier Exploration Basins 2000 Sqkm

Block 7

30% Navitas

70% Delek Group

427 MMBOE

Prospective Resources potential

(net to Navitas)

2020 beginning of a substantial drilling campaign in adjacent blocks

In 2018 BP filed an exploration plan to drill 20 wells in the blocks adjacent to Navitas Block 7

Eastern Newfoundland

Offshore east Canada

Block 3

BP Noble Energy Hess

Block 4

BP Noble Energy Hess Block 8 BP Noble Energy Hess

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Assets and Liabilities

Buckskin North $246.3m (NPV10)1 Buckskin South Navitas Buckskin US Net Financial Debt ($35m)1 Net Financial Debt, Partnership Solo ($28.8m)1

האודננש

$415.1m

(NPV12)1

$1.7m

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( Book Value )

Buckskin Net Financial Debt Shenandoah Neches Exploration Assets

$61m

(NPV10)1

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Assumed oil prices:

Buckskin North, Shenandoah & Neches

Income Forecast

Million US$

Yearly Production Forecast

MBOE Shenandoah (net) Buckskin North (net)

EBITDA Forecast

Million US$

  • 1,000

2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

2,691 8,951 1,183 1,418 1,895

  • 100

200 300 400 500 600

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

68 83 112 160 518 510

  • 50

100 150 200 250 300 350

2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

45 56 76 106 307

Neches (net)

  • nwards

31.12.22 31.12.21 31.12.20 31.12.19

Oil price (US$/bbl) 66.8 65.5 65.1 64.4 61 Buckskin/ Shenandoah 62.7 62.0 61.7 60.7 59.3 Neches

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Key Financials

Net Financial Debt Partnership Solo as of June 30, 2019

Dollars thousands

Liabilities

Bonds (series A) (35,677) Loans from former controlling interest (10,091) Other financial liabilities, net (3,445) (49,213)

Assets

Cash and cash equivalents 17,587 Short-term investments 2,852 20,439

Financial debt, net

(28,774)

Net Financial Debt Navitas Buckskin US as of June 30, 2019

Dollars thousands

Liabilities

Bonds (series A) (41,531) (41,531)

Assets

Cash and cash equivalents 3,666 Other financial assets, net 524 Amounts held in trust 2,324 6,514

Financial debt, net

(35,017)

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Thank You!

For further information

Amit Kornhauser CFO Phone: +972-9-7883680 amit@navitaspet.com