DNO ASA Corporate Presentation and Update
Haakon Sandborg, CFO
Swedbank Nordic Energy Summit
19 March 2015
Oslo, Norway
DNO at a glance
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Norwegian oil and gas operator focused on the
Middle East and North Africa with assets in the
Kurdistan region of Iraq, Yemen, Oman, the
United Arab Emirates, Tunisia and Somaliland
•
DNO ranks fifth in market capitalization among
European listed exploration and production
companies and second in proved and probable
reserves
•
Gross production averaged close to 120,000
barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) in 2014,
of which around three quarters was in Kurdistan
and the remainder in Oman and Yemen
•
Low lifting cost of USD 4.8 per barrel of oil
equivalent also gives DNO a significant
competitive advantage in a weak oil price
environment
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2014 DNO highlights
• Record output achieved in 2014 with gross
production up 66 percent from 2013 to 117,482
boepd and company working interest (CWI)
production up 76 percent to 68,958 boepd
• Gross production at flagship Tawke field in
Kurdistan rose 131 percent year-on-year to 91,255
barrels of oil per day (bopd) in 2014
• Operating revenue of USD 452 million in 2014 with
operating cash flow of USD 181 million
• Ended the year with a cash balance of USD 114
million and an additional USD 63 million in
marketable securities
• In December received first payment totaling USD
21 million net to DNO in respect of independent
exports by Kurdistan Regional Government from
Tawke
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2015 DNO preview
• In Kurdistan, on track to increase Tawke field
production and processing capacity to 200,000 bopd
in first part of 2015
• Decline in oil prices is prompting all oil and gas
companies, including DNO, to cut capex and opex
• 2015 capex projected at USD 100 million
• Headcount reductions, some from completion of
expansion projects, leading to an annual saving of
USD 20 million from mid-2015
• Priority is to align our spending with our earning,
with revenues from Kurdistan local sales driving this
year’s capital program
• Expect to realize our share of export revenues from
Kurdistan consistent with our contractual terms
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DNO CWI production
Kurdistan local sales
Kurdistan volumes delivered at Fish Khabur for transport to Ceyhan
Oman
Yemen
80,000
68,958
70,000
2,705
60,000
boepd
7,839
50,000
39,965
40,000
38,354
4,999
4,143
5,745
30,000
21,512
17,381
20,000
27,960
39,170
31,552
3,907
10,736
12,776
7,749
6,720
10,000
24,527
9,226
15,690
10,661
0
4,537
2009
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26,862
2010
7,006
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2012
2013
2014
Flagship Tawke field
• New 24” pipeline
• Current facilities capacity 125,000 bopd
• Planned increase to 200,000 bopd
• Tie-in to KRG
export system
• Tie-in to federal
export system
• Truck loading
station
• Pumping station
• Storage facilities
• On track to reach 200,000 bopd capacity target in first part of 2015
• Tawke-30, last well in current drilling campaign, completed and preparing for testing
• To transport the increased output, a new 24-inch pipeline connecting the central processing facility to
Fish Khabur installed at end-2014, bringing overall pipeline capacity to 300,000 bopd
• Processing 3D seismic data over Peshkabir field ahead of drilling Peshkabir-2 well
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Ramping up local sales
• Tawke produced gross average of 91,255
bopd in 2014, nearly half of which went to
the local market
• Sharp decline in local sales in Q4 2014
and Q1 2015, with higher volumes
exported by Kurdistan Regional
Government through Turkey
• DNO ramping up local sales to continue
through 2015, generating ongoing
revenues to the company
• Higher volumes in Q2 2015 with increase
in field production and conclusion of
additional contracts
• Tawke local sales currently in range of
USD 30-35 per barrel
• Terms include 50/50 split with Kurdistan
Regional Government and upfront payment
by buyers
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Solid reserves base
CWI 2P reserves
million barrels of oil equivalent
• Solid reserves base to sustain long-term
production
600
• DNO focus in 2014 on investments to double
production capacity at Tawke to 200,000 bopd
• Exploration across portfolio and appraisal
drilling in Tawke license scaled down in latter
part of 2014 due to weak oil price environment
• Tawke produced 33 million barrels last year
and hit 100 million barrels of cumulative
production in February 2015
• Kurdistan to continue to generate meaningful
additions to reserves once drilling picks up
• Peshkabir estimated to contain 225 million
barrels in gross unrisked prospective resources
• Benenan heavy oil field in Erbil license
estimated to contain more than two billion
barrels of oil-in-place
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500
520
400
372
300
200
194
149
100
0
2009
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2010
2011
2012
2013
Building on a successful MENA franchise
• Rationalizing and diversifying portfolio through
farm-ins and farm-outs
• Early stage exploration at onshore Block 36 in
Oman and new development well under
consideration at offshore Block 8 to increase
West Bukha oil and gas output
• Reprocessing seismic across portfolio to prepare
for stepped up drilling in 2016
• Exploration and appraisal program launched in
Tunisia
• Yemen development activity and production
increasingly hampered by deterioration in
security conditions
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Successful completion of equity raise
Transaction Details
• Raised NOK 975 million in equity offering initiated on 9 March and completed following day
• More than three times oversubscribed
• Allocated 73,584,906 shares at offer price of NOK 13.25 per share, including 60,534,906 new
shares
• Sold 13,050,000 treasury shares, previously purchased in the market at average price of NOK
8.10 per share
Benefits to DNO
• Net proceeds strengthen company’s liquidity, financial flexibility and long-term financing
• Balance sheet and cash position strengthened, with minimal dilution
• Provides extra headroom given uncertainty about timing of export payments in Kurdistan
• Improves company’s capacity to refinance bonds maturing in April 2016
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DNO financial results – key figures
Revenues*
USD million
Operating profit*
USD million
Netback*
USD million
600
600
525
500
244
230
503
452
400
270
369
190
500
150
400
30
286
300
-10
236
207
200
68
70
327
300
117
110
206
200
26
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
-50
-90
100
100
0
-130
63
-210
0
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
-170
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
-250
-243
* Average exchange rate for 2010 -2012 used for conversions
• 2014 operating loss of USD 243 million, including one-off impairment charges of USD 297 million in Kurdistan,
Oman, United Arab Emirates and Yemen; excluding impairments, operating profit of USD 53 million
• Gross export deliveries from Tawke of 18.6 million barrels in 2014; DNO’s contractual share of exports not
reflected in key figures
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Investment program
Capex and capitalized exploration
USD million
Kurdistan
Oman
Yemen
UAE
Tunisia
288
300
Other
2015 Projected
297
250
197
200
150
100
100
75
50
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
• Significant investments in 2013 and 2014 for capacity expansion and field development in Kurdistan, now completed
• Capex reduction in 2015 to a projected USD 100 million, with continuing focus on Kurdistan
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