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Navitas Petroleum
Capital Market Presentation
January 2019
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Navitas Petroleum Capital Market Presentation January 2019 1 Disclaimer This presentation was prepared by Navitas Petroleum Limited Partnership ( Navitas or the Partnership ). This presentation does not
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Capital Market Presentation
January 2019
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 of 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
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
תוירחא תלבגה
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Israel USA Canada Houston
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Business Card
▪ A public oil and gas partnership operating in the USA and Canada ▪ Navitas has proven professional, commercial and financial capabilities ▪ Navitas Group has raised approx. US$280 MM (in equity and debt) since the beginning of 2017 ▪ Navitas’ key assets – ▪ Buckskin – ▪ 515 mmboe (2P+2C, gross) ▪ Fully funded development plan ▪ First oil – July 2019 ▪ Shenandoah – ▪ 281 mmboe (2C, gross) ▪ SOP approved ▪ JV partners making progress in the FEED stage ▪ Exploration – ▪ Canada – approx. 2,200 sqkm license holding a 1.2 billion boe prospect ▪ USA – 10 GoM, USA, exploration licenses ▪ Strategic alliances with industry leaders – LLOG Exploration, Blackstone Group, Warburg Pincus, Riverstone, Equinor (Statoil) and others
םיקזח םיפתוש
Value for Navitas1
(NPV12, net)
Resources1
(2C, net)
5 ▪ Cash flow based on the development outline of the project operator – LLOG Exploration ▪ Joint development of Shenandoah and Shenandoah South (North Yucatan) ▪ Project is at the FEED stage ▪ First Oil expected at 2nd half of 2023 ▪ Production rate (2C) – expected at approx. 70,000 boe/d
12% and net of tax and royalties to third parties and to the GP.
2018 drilling plan
A massive growth engine
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March-April 2018 ▪ LLOG appointed as
▪ Navitas wins Shenandoah in Cobalt’s bid
Is there a way to save the asset?
February 2018 ▪ Navitas puts together integrated transaction with Venari, Beacon and LLOG December 2017 ▪ Cobalt enters Chapter 11 January 2018 ▪ Cobalt data room opens April 2018 ▪ Cobalt assets bid
April 2018 Licenses expire NSAI Report – US$425 MM
(NPV12, net)
2009-2017 ▪ $1.7 billion invested in the asset September 2018 December 2018
Licenses revoked back to government
SOP plan filed
2018 drilling plan
How did Navitas acquire Shenandoah?
Thinking outside the box and seizing the opportunity
SOP plan approved
Licenses extended
23.1% Navitas Working Interest
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Discovery
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Appraised 8 Number of wells drilled Oil Oil/Gas 1,700 meters Water depth
Investments to date 281 mmobe Resources (2C, gross) 65 mmboe Resources (2C, net)
$425 million DCF Value (NPV12, net)
27.1% 23.1% 18.8% 11.2% 5.9% 13.9%
Strong partners – Shenandoah South (Yucatan)
30.95% 23.1% 30.0% 15.95%
Strong partners – Shenandoah
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2018 drilling plan
Project ID (including Shenandoah South)
First Production FEED Drilling Completions Subsea facilities Subsea pipelines Production platform 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018
Delta House production platform
Expected timeline and key milestone to first production
▪ The development scheme includes initial production from 4 wells (out
facilities, pipelines and a designated production platform ▪ The designated platform will have a production capacity of over 80,000 boe/d and is based on a proven regional-hub production model, which LLOG is successfully implementing in the Delta House, Who-Dat and Khaleesi & Mormont projects
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The information presented in this slide constitutes forward-looking information, as defined in the Israeli Securities Law, 5728-1968. In this regard, see Slide 2.
2018 drilling plan
A massive growth engine!
191 155 161 179 213 165 120 85 58
50 100 150 200 250 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032
US$ MM Year
Estimated first production
Cash flow forecast (net)
The forecast does not include potential revenue from utilization of the production platform – PHA fees 9
The figures in this report are taken from an immediate report released by the Partnership on December 11, 2018, to which the NSAI report is attached.
2018 drilling plan
A massive growth engine!
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Illustration slide, demonstrating the potential of Shenandoah as a regional production Hub.
Designated production platform – regional production hub
Shenandoah production platform MONUMENT
GSA – Greater Shenandoah Area
(tie-back potential – 20 miles radius)
Shenandoah North and South
(joint development) MONTAUK THURINGER
2018 drilling plan
(Greater Shenandoah Area)
Info
7.5% Navitas Working Interest √ Discovery √ Appraised √ FID Oil Oil/Gas 1,993 meters Water depth Wilcox Producing sands 515 mmboe Reserves1 (2P+2C, gross) $143 million DCF Value1 (Buckskin north only, NPV10, net) July 2019 Expected first production
Production via existing Lucius SPAR 2 producing wells
Existing production platform - Lucius Industry leading partners
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Tie-back pipeline –
2018 drilling plan
No further funds required until first production
Bucksin development plan - illustration
▪ Producers wells successfully drilled and completed, including successful flow tests – which produced oil from all target sands ▪ The project is progressing on-budget. To date, approx. 70% of the DP approved budget, amounting to US$541 MM, have been deployed ▪ Buckskin development is on schedule, as per the approved development plan. The project is currently at the phase of implementing the necessary modifications to the Lucius SPAR production platform, which is
▪ Expected OPEX for flowing barrel is US$ 15 ▪ Development plan progress –
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2018 drilling plan
Development Plan advancing on schedule – first oil due in July 2019
Financial closing for DP budget 07/2017 First Production 07/2019
Order and procurement of production platform equipment Completions of development wells Commence drilling of production wells Connect to production platform and initiate production Order and procurement
Drilling development wells
Value creating events along development of the Buckskin project
Modification of production platform and subsea facilities installation
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2018 drilling plan
GoM ”record-breaking” Wilcox development wells
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2018 drilling plan
Lucius SPAR modification progressing on schedule
Empire State Building (NYC) 381 meters Buckskin sand column height 415 meters
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Forillustrationpurposesonly.TheinformationabouttheheightofBuckskinsandcolumnandtheareaoftheBuckskinreservoirareaccordingtoinformationreceivedfromLLOGExploration,theproject
2018 drilling plan
One of US Gulf of Mexico’s largest oil discoveries
Area of Manhattan 59 sq. km Buckskin reservoir area 111 sq. km
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Buckskin reservoir structure (illustration) Buckskin North
255 mmboe US$143 MM
Buckskin South
260 mmboe Huge potential – development of Buckskin South (illustration)
▪ Stage 1A – upon first production from the two producing wells, Stage 1A of the development plan shall be successfully completed ▪ Stage 1B – post reviewing the information received from the producing wells, the JV partners will prepare to drill a third producing well, as part of the project development advancement ▪ Buckskin South – following the good results of Stage 1A, the JV partners have commenced a review of the integration of the Southern part in the project development scheme
Stage 1B
Development of Buckskin North Buckskin South
2018 drilling plan
Buckskin South – huge potential for further development
Block 7, Canada
▪ Navitas (30%) led the winning bid together with Delek Group (70%) of Block 7, consisting of 2,000 sq.km located in the West Orphan basin, offshore East Canada. The license is valid until 2022, with an option for extension by another 3 years ▪ The area is considered highly attractive and is one of the new most active global exploration basins ▪ In the latest licensing round in the area, held this year, 4 licenses were granted, in consideration for a substantial amount of approx. CA$ 1.3 BN ▪ Navitas and Delek won Block 7 in consideration for an undertaking for activity in the sum of CA$ 48 MM (a guarantee was given for 25% of such amount only) ▪ Navitas acquired 2D seismic data for the main prospect area. After processing and interpreting the data, Navitas mapped
billion boe1 ▪ BP is expected to drill an exploration well close to the Navitas block in as early as 2020. The well results are expected to have a significant de-risking impact on the Block 7 prospect
US licenses
▪ 10 licenses in the Gulf of Mexico, US – low risk exploration prospects with low cost and fast timeline to production
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2018 drilling plan
New YorkUSA
HoustonCanada
Significant upside potential
New York Montreal
Block 3 BP Noble Energy Hess Block 4 BP Noble Energy Hess Block 8 BP Noble Energy Hess Canada Block 7 Navitas Delek Group
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60ש ןוילימ"ח
Pre-IPO offering of participation units
Stock price: ILS 6.03 Private Placement January-March 2017
472ש ןוילימ"ח
Buckskin non-recourse project development bonds Series A, in US$, maturity 6/2021, 7.75% Series B, in US$, maturity 7/2021, 7.75% Tel Aviv Stock Exchange July 2017
60ש ןוילימ"ח
IPO - offering of participation units
Stock price: ILS 8.20 Tel Aviv Stock Exchange September 2017
21ש ןוילימ"ח
Offering of participation units and warrants for P.U.
Stock price: ILS 9.87 Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
July 2018
260ש ןוילימ"ח
Buckskin non-recourse project development bonds (expansion) Series A, in US$, maturity 6/2021, 7.75% Series B, in US$, maturity 7/2021, 7.75% Tel Aviv Stock Exchange December 2017
75ש ןוילימ"ח
Navitas Petroleum corporate bonds and warrants Series A, in ILS, maturity 6/2022, 8.4% Tel Aviv Stock Exchange June 2018
US$6 MM US$16 MM US$17 MM US$130 MM US$70 MM US$21 MM
2018 drilling plan
Activity in the Israeli Capital Market
Offerings of stock and bonds
Navitas’ share in discovered resources amounts to 127 mmboe
Navitas Reserves and Contingent Resources
19 19 65 24
20 40 60 80 100 120 140 2P+2C
MMBOE
ןופצ ןיקסקבםורד ןיקסקבהאודננש GC82
127 22
ThedatainthisslideareinaccordancewithNSAIreportsattachedtothePartnership’speriodicreportfor2017orNSAIreportsattachedtoimmediatereportsofthePartnership.
תוירחא תלבגה Navitas proven discoveries
Reserves and Contingent Resources
Shenandoah Buckskin South Buckskin North GC82
▪ In June 2018, Navitas raised approx. US$ 21 MM through Partnership-level Series A bonds (corporate bonds) ▪ The series is secured by a pledge on the expected surpluses from the Buckskin project1 ▪ Illustration of Buckskin project cash flow until payment of the bond Series A –
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US$36 MM
FCF until 06/21
US$16 MM
FCF 07/21-06/22
Barrel price US$50 ~US$100 million
Buckskin Refi
Balance Project bonds
Bond balance US$41 MM
Corporate bonds
Bond balance US$21 MM
תוירחא תלבגה
Barrel price US$60 ~US$140 million
Buckskin Refi
US$21 MM
FCF 07/21-06/22
US$47 MM
FCF until 06/21
Navitas corporate bonds
Secured by a full pledge on Buckskin project surplus revenues
The Buckskin Financing A bond yield was adjusted to ILS yield using an assumption of hedge increases of approx. 2.6%.
An attractive arbitrage for Navitas corporate bond secured by a full pledge over the Buckskin project surplus revenue
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2 4 6 8 10 12 14
June-18 July-18 August-18 September-18 October-18 November-18
Yield percentage א ןומימ ןיקסקב תמאתומ תילקש האושת'א םוילורטפ תילקש האושת'
~8% arbitrage ~5% arbitrage
Navitas traded bonds yields
June 18’ July 18’ Aug 18’ Sep 18’ Oct 18’ Nov 18’
תוירחא תלבגה
Navitas corporate bonds attractive arbitrage
Bonds Secured by a full pledge on Buckskin project surplus revenues
Navitas corporate bond Buckskin project bond
הקפה תליחת ןיקסקב
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הקפה תליחת ןיקסקב
Shenandoah first production H2/2023 170 216 ( 78 )
Shenandoah cash flow External sources
Buckskin first production 07/2019 ( 75 ) ( 17 ) ( 7 ) ( 7 ) ( 25 )
Shenandoah development investments
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
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The cash flow figures are in US$ MM and are based on NSAI reports for the Buckskin and Shenandoah projects.
2018 drilling plan
Ideal cash flow timing – Buckskin/Shenandoah
Buckskin and Shenandoah – ideal timing between first oil and development investments
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Buckskin North
NPV10
US$143 MM1 Buckskin South
Navitas Buckskin US
Financial asset, net
US$5 MM3 NVTS Partnership
Net debt, Solo US$(17) MM4
Shenandoah
NPV12
US$425 MM2
Exploration assets
(cost)
US$9 MM5
Buckskin
Net Debt
Shenandoah Exploration assets
The slide is for illustration purposes only and does not reflect the value of the Partnership.
December 11, 2018 | 3. According to the Partnership’s 2017 yearly report | 4. According to the Partnership’s Q3/2018 financial statements, for details see Q3/2018 Report | 5. According to the Partnership’s Q3/2018 financial statements.
2018 drilling plan
Assets breakdown
Moving full steam ahead!
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▪ Successful partnership with LLOG and other JV partners ▪ Strengthening of Navitas’ status and reputation in the market ▪ Current window of opportunities
Access to attractive deals in a “buyer’s market”
תויעוצקמה תולוכיה תמצעה
Former and current partners New partners of the past six months
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Continued value creation for Navitas investors
Deal Flow Generation Creative Thinking and Agility Reputation and Professionalism
2018 drilling plan