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S HAPING THE FUTURE OF OIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION IN A FRICA J UNE 2019 Introduction We are an indigenous Nigerian upstream have a highly experienced technical team company, focused on Africa focus on cost discipline and


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▪ are an indigenous Nigerian upstream company, focused on Africa ▪ have a producing asset, with material near-term upside at low cash breakeven ▪ opened a world-class basin with transformational oil and gas potential ▪ have a highly experienced technical team ▪ focus on cost discipline and efficiency ▪ are positioned to create midstream value via our Gas & Power franchise ▪ aim to create value through the cycle

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~6,000 BOPD

5 BN BOE, STOIIP (OPL325) 163 MMBLS (OTAKIKPO)

Introduction

…are a True ‘E&P’ Company We

15-20,000 BOPD

2020 PRODUCTION TARGET* CURRENT PRODUCTION* EXPLORATION UPSIDE APPRAISAL ASSET

774 MMBLS (OGO)**

OPL310

~2,400 BOPD NET 6-8,000 BOPD NET

*LEKOIL has a 40% economic interest in Otakikpo **P50 estimate from actual well data in Ogo-1 and Ogo-1ST

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Corporate Strategy

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▪ Create a balanced portfolio of E&P assets ▪ Exploit overlooked opportunities in new and existing basins ▪ Focus on a Pan African Strategy: assets in the Dahomey Basin and the Niger Delta ▪ Optimize our strong technical team and industry relationships

Six Years Later, Progress Continues

In 2013 we aimed to: To date in 2019 we have:

▪ Built the “pyramid” with exploration, appraisal and production assets ▪ Drilled OPL310 and added a promising asset in the same basin (OPL325) ▪ Added Otakikpo (Eastern Niger Delta) and OPL325 (Dahomey Basin) ▪ Grown our technical team to prepare for OPL310 appraisal drilling and raised LEKOIL’s profile within country and industry

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OFFSHORE

OPL310 & OPL325

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The Next Big Thing(s)?

Follow the West African Transform Margin

Source: IHS Markit

1.7 billion boe recoverable 1.6 billion boe recoverable 900 million boe recoverable 777 million boe recoverable 2.3 billion boe recoverable

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Current Status of OPL310

Plans Advancing Despite Ruling

  • Wells selected for OGO Appraisal Program
  • Funding discussions underway with industry partners

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from respective annual reports; May 2019 disclosed in 2018 AR

Negotiations with Partner Continues

  • LEKOIL has withdrawn the lawsuit
  • Engagement with local partner Optimum and regulator

License Extension In Process

  • Optimum had previously requested extension
  • Ministerial Consent for 17.14% participating interest (corresponding 30% economic interest) was

awarded in 2017

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OPL 310 – Ogo Field Overview

Post Rift Sequence ▪ Four-way dip/fault dependent closures

  • Turonian and Cenomanian: OIL bearing
  • Albian: GAS CONDENSATE bearing

Syn Rift Sequence ▪ Half grabens in Syn rift

  • Syn Rif: GAS CONDENSATE bearing

Appraisal Program Objectives ▪ Flow test at Ogo

  • Drill string previously parted prior to acquisition
  • f wirelog data

▪ Determine Oil / Gas Ratio

  • Important data that will impact course of the

Field Development Plan

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Potential Ogo well locations

NW SE

OGO – 1 & 2 (282ft) OGO – 3 & 4 (320ft)

Sea floor depth

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Ogo Development Partner: BHGE

Envisioned Capital Program US $400m

Full field oil development

US $600m

Subsequent upstream gas development

Proposed US $1 billion in capital* to first oil

▪ GE to commit funds for full field development

* Subject to successful appraisal well and certain conditions Exact total cost of field development from multiple phases, TBD Non-Binding MoU with Pressure Control Systems Nigeria Limited, a GE subsidiary

▪ Will receive a % of LEK’s future cash flows ▪ Ability to leverage GE’s equipment and technical expertise throughout life of project

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* Subject to successful appraisal well and certain conditions

Consent Funding Solution CPR Update FDP

Unlocking Value in Ogo

Appraisal Drilling Full Field Development

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▪ We identified this block as a key target with exploration upside ▪ Highlighted in our proprietary Dahomey Basin study that runs along the Western Side of the Niger Delta ▪ Covering area of 1,200 km2 with estimated gross unrisked prospective resources of 5,067 MMbbls* ▪ Lekoil acquired 88.57% of Ashbert Oil and Gas Limited, the operator of OPL 325, therefore receiving an entitlement to 62 % of the equity of OPL 325

OPL 325 Promising Asset With Deep Water Turbidite Fan Play

62% Equity Interest

*Third party technical report from Lumina Geophysical

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OTAKIKPO UPDATE

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▪ Adjacent to shoreline with multiple crude evacuation options ▪ Company controlled infrastructure (no Trans Forcados pipeline exposure) ▪ Reserves and resources from current CPR currently exclude Otakikpo South prospect ▪ 3D seismic acquisition and interpretation complete; updated CPR being finalized

Otakikpo Overview Producing Marginal Field

40% Working Interest

▪ Ramp up towards 15-20,000 bopd (6-8,000 net to LEK)

▪ Gross Reserves & resources ▪ 1P+ 1C at 47mmbbls ▪ 2P+ 2C at 56.60mmbbls ▪ 3P+ 3C at 66.20mmbbls

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Otakikpo Infrastructure Schematic

Currently (gross production numbers)

Surge Vessel 01 12,000 6,000 6,000 <4,000 10,000 6,000 <4,000 Transfer Pumps 10,000 Heat Exchanger Prod. Sep-01 Tanks 120,000 70,000 Export Pumps 20,000 PLEM Shuttle Tanker 25,000 Wells 6,000 bpd LACT Unit 20,000 22,000 20,000 Gas flare HP & LP Test Sep-02

Offtake Partner

Lifting proceeds made to LEKOIL within 30 days of lifting from IMA Terminal

Price realized at a ~$1 premium to Brent

10,000 – System Capacity 6,000 – Current utilization Legend Fuel Gas Scrubber INVESTOR PRESENTATION | JUNE 2019 14

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Naira Redenomination Improves Debt Cost of Capital

US overnight LIBOR and NIBOR on 25 Jun 2019; Using actual data disclosed in 2017 and 2018 AR

Prior (NGN) New (USD) 20%

NIBOR (14%) + 6%

26% 12.4%

LIBOR (2.4%*) + 10%

5 billion NGN facility 4.5 billion NGN facility US $ 8.45 million facility

+ extended tenor to 2021

Loan Balance Interest on Facilities 2017 2018 US $ 29.5 million US $ 20.5 million

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Strengthening Balance Sheet

YE 2017

Cash Balance

in US $ million YE 2018

Outstanding debt financing

net of cash

in US $ million

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from respective annual reports; May 2019 disclosed in 2018 AR

May 2019 6.9 10.4 13.1

Trade payables

in US $ million 32.5 13.6 22.6 10.1 YE 2017 YE 2018 YE 2017 YE 2018

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Solid and Diversified Shareholder Register

LSE AIM: LEK

Source: RD:IR, Bloomberg

MERIDIAN CAPITAL

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TEAM AND APPENDIX

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Management Team

Formerly the international Energy Sector Head at AllianceBernstein

Engineering and operational roleswithin Schlumberger in a career that spanned Nigeria, Egypt, Pakistan, Oman and Scotland

  • BSc. in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from

Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife, Nigeria (1991); and an MBA from MIT Sloan

Member of the #1 Institutional Investor- ranked team of analysts covering the

  • ilfield services industry as an Associate

Director at UBS Investment Research

Lekan Akinyanmi

Executive Board Member, Chief ExecutiveOfficer

Over 35 years of experience in the industry with Shell and Agip in a career that spanned locations in Nigeria, Italy, The Netherlands andOman

General Manager, Corporate Security at Shell inNigeria

Has held various senior management positions (Production Operations and Maintenance Manager, Senior Portfolio Development Manager and General Manager Corporate Security)

Leke Adedipe

Chief OperatingOfficer

GregoryEckersley

Interim Chief Financial Officer

Until recently, was Global head of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority’s internal equities department overseeing portfolios, risk management and due-diligenceprocesses

Former Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Alliance Bernstein, managing multi-billion dollar portfolios in Global and International LargeCap GrowthEquities

Currently Chairman of LEKOIL’s Remuneration Committee and a member of the Company’s Audit Committee INVESTOR PRESENTATION | JUNE 2019 19

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Management Team (Continued)

Over 25 years experience in the industry with Oil majors and Schlumberger

Former chief geophysicist at Shell

Sound ability in building/leading diverse teams of varying sizes and delivering in a performance-driven environment. Has held responsibilities in Nigeria, Europe, Middle-East andAsia

Sam Olotu

Chief TechnicalOfficer

Leads LEKOIL’s Gas & Power business with a focus on profitably monetizing equity gas in existing assets and also generating new businesses to create a thriving enterprise

Responsible for the stewardship and implementation of LEKOIL’s Corporate Strategy

Over 20 years’ experience in the Oil & Gas industry serving in various commercial and technical leadership roles in Nigeria, Venezuela, the USA and the UAE

Shola Adekeye

Managing Director LEKGAS

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Current Asset Base

*Acquisition subject to ministerial consent

Otakikpo

20.4 mmbls net |56.6 mmbls gross 2P + 2C resources 65.2 mmbls net | 163.0 mmbls gross, STOIIP upside

OPL310

774.0 mmboe gross prospective resources*

OPL325

5 -6 billion boe STOIIP**

**Third party estimate by Lumina Geophysical

+

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IR@lekoil.com