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Corporate Presentation June 2014 For personal use only

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    Corporate Presentation June 2014

           

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    Important  No,ce  

    The   informa,on   in   this   presenta,on   is   in   summary   form   and   should   not   be   relied   upon   as   a   complete   and   accurate  representa,on   of   any  ma9ers   that   a   poten,al   investor   should   consider   in   evalua,ng   Triangle   Energy   (Global)   Ltd.  While  management  has  taken  every  effort  to  ensure  the  accuracy  of  the  material  in  the  presenta,on,  the  presenta,on  is  provided  for  informa,on  purposes  only,  Triangle  Energy  (Global)  Ltd,  the  wholly-‐owned  subsidiary,  Triangle  Pase  Inc.,  its  officers  and  management  exclude  and  disclaim  any  liability  in  respect  of  anything  done  in  reliance  on  the  presenta,on.  

    The   presenta,on  may   contain   forward   looking   statements   that   are   subject   to   risk   factors   associated  with   the   oil   and   gas  business,  many  of  which  are  beyond  the  control  of  Triangle  Energy  (Global)  Ltd.  It  is  believed  that  the  expecta,ons  reflected  in  those  statements  are  reasonable  but  they  may  be  affected  by  a  variety  of  variables  and  changes  in  underlying  assump,ons  which   could   cause   actual   results   or   trends   to   differ   materially   from   those   expressed   or   implied   in   such   statements.   No  assurance  or  guarantee,   is  or  should  be  taken  to  be,  given   in  rela,on  to  the  future  business    or  performance  or  results  of  Triangle  Energy  (Global)  Ltd  or  the  likelihood  that  the  assump,ons,  es,mates  or  outcomes  will  be  achieved.  

    The  material   provided   to   you   does   not   cons,tute   an   invita,on,   solicita,on,   recommenda,on   or   an   offer   to   purchase   or  subscribe  for  securi,es.  

    Qualified  Petroleum  Reserves  and  Resources  Evaluator  Statement  

    Informa,on   in   this   presenta,on   that   relates   to   explora,on   has   been   reviewed   and   signed   off   by   Mr   Witan   Odakar  Ardjakusumah   (Triangle   Pase   Inc.   Explora,on   Manager).   Informa,on   that   relates   to   explora,on   is   based   on   and   fairly  represents,  informa,on  and  suppor,ng  documenta,on  prepared  by  or  under  the  supervision  of  Mr  Ardjakusumah  and  he  has  consented  to  the  form  and  context  in  which  the  informa,on  that  relates  to  explora,on  is  presented.  Witan’s  qualifica,ons  include:  Master  of  Science   in  Petroleum  Geology,  Bandung   Ins,tute  of  Technology  Bandung,   Indonesia.  Witan  has  over  34  years  experience  in  the  oil  &  gas   industry  working  globally  for  KAPEX,  EMP,  Lasmo,  Kondur  and  Semco.  For   in  excess  of  26  years,  he  has  been  working  on  significant  New  Ventures  and  Explora,on  projects  in  Indonesia  and  SE  Asia.  Witan  is  a  Member  of  American  Associa,on  of  Petroleum  Geologist,  Indonesian  Associa,on  of  Geologist,  Indonesian  Associa,on  of  Geophysicist  and  IPA  (Indonesia  Petroleum  Associa,on).    

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       TEG  &  Indonesia      

     

           

    Triangle Energy is a gas production and exploration company. Since rejuvenating the Pase gas fields in Aceh Province, North Sumatra, Indonesia in 2009, the Company has successfully operated the Pase Production Sharing Contract (“Pase PSC”) over the Pase fields.

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       Our  Goal    

     

           

    THE  AWARD  OF  A  LONG  TERM    PRODUCTION  SHARING  CONTRACT  

    OVER  THE  PASE  FIELDS  

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     Award  of  Pase  PSC    -‐  Progress  

     

           

    •  Initial Pase PSC expired Feb 2012

    •  Triangle awarded five 6-month operating extensions of Pase PSC

    •  The new PSC is expected to be awarded for 30 years

    •  Triangle and the Acehnese Government have entered into a Joint Venture to operate a new Pase PSC

    •  The new Pase PSC is to be awarded under the collaborative regime between the Indonesian Central Government and the Acehnese Government

    •  Acehnese Government dealing directly with Indonesian Central Government on award of Pase PSC

    •  Triangle is the first foreign company to form a Joint Venture with the Acehnese Government to operate an oil and gas field within the Aceh Province

    •  The Governor of Aceh, Dr Zaini Abdullah gives the Joint Venture his full support

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       Triangle  &  Pase    

     

           

    1.  Gas production that generates revenue for Triangle

    2.  Established gas infrastructure

    3.  Proximity to strong domestic and LNG energy demand markets

    4.  Substantial remaining gas reserves with excellent exploration and development opportunities

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     1.  Pase  Produc,on  Levels  

     

           

    •  From early 2012 when the Pase PSC expired there has been a significant decline in production due to the ‘care and maintenance’ nature of the temporary operatorship

    •  Upon being awarded a long term Pase PSC, Triangle has planned for immediate redevelopment work to return production to “Pre-Expiry of PSC” levels

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    Quarterly  producGon  since  commencement  of  operatorship  in  2009  (MMCF/D)  Pre expiry of PSC Post expiry of PSC

    Average: 4.9 MMCF/D(1)

    Average: 1.6MMCF/D(1)

    (1) Per day production based on quarterly production update divided by number of days in the period

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       2.    Pase  Infrastructure      

     

           

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    •  Pase is located in North Sumatra with well established gas infrastructure and supply facilities to cater to the growing Asian energy markets as well as local gas markets

    •  Existing under utilised infrastructure - 6 LNG trains, pipeline network and LPG fractionation

    •  Very high gas prices based on existing LNG contracts

     3.    Strategically  Located  Deposit

    The  Aceh  fer)liser  plant  is  in  close  proximity  to  the  Pase  field  and  has  a  large  unmet  demand  for  natural  gas  F

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     4.  Reserves  &  Explora,on  Poten,al    

    l  Pase holds significant potential exploration upside as it is located in a highly prolific area

    l  The southern part of the Pase block is located 12 km south of the Arun Gas Field.

    The Arun Gas field was one of the world’s largest onshore gas discoveries with original reserves of about 20 TCF of condensate-rich gas and at its peak supplied 6.5MT of LNG to Japan and Korea

    l  The area is largely under explored as a consequence to civil war

    l  There has been no seismic shot over the area since 1991 due to ExxonMobil’s high cut-off point for discoverable reserves; hence the relatively smaller and shallower discoveries, potential new prospects and leads which are important opportunities for the Company

    l  Triangle has identified drillable structures within the block that will be attractive to delineate and possibly boost reserves.

    l  The Company has assembled a very experienced technical team to explore this potential upside

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     TEG  Financial  Performance    

     

           

    l  Upon re-establishing production in late 2009, the Company achieved revenue of A$13.9 million in FY2010 through the sale of gas to the Arun LNG facility

    l  Similarly in 2011, the Company continued to grow revenue as production increased and recorded a 22% increase in revenue to A$16.9 million

    l  Increased expenditure in well re-development has led to only a small profit of A$0.4 million in 2011

    l  As the PSC expired in early 2012, the Company suffered a significant decline in revenue and net income went into negative territory as a result of not being able to maintain production infrastructure due to the status of the PSC

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     TEG  Cashflow  

     

           

    Commitment to Shareholders

    • Expenditure has been reduced following a review of operations

    and corporate overheads

    • Management will continue to significantly reduce corporate overheads to conserve the Company’s cash reserves while it pursues the award of a new PSC

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     TEG  Restructured  Board  

     

           

    Current Directors John Towner (Executive Chairman)

    Steven Hamer (Non-Executive Director)

    Edward Farrell (Non-Executive Director)

    Proposed Directors Edward Farrell (Proposed Non-Executive Chairman)

    Robert Towner (Proposed Executive Director)

    Darren Bromley (Proposed Executive Director)

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    Triangle  Energy  (Global)  Limited  Corporate  Structure  

    Market  CapitalisaGon    @0.001  cents  per  share  $1.634m    ASX  Code    TEG  

    Issued  Capital    Ordinary  Shares  1,634m  Unlisted  rights  91.55m  $0.01  Op,ons  27.00m    

             

           

    Dividend Paid

    PSC Expired

    LOI covering 6 Blocks in

    Morocco

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     Pase  -‐  Loca,on  

    Pase Fields

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               Robust  underlying  gas  market  in  Indonesia  and  LNG  demand  in  Asia    

    l  With  the   largest  popula,on   in  SE  Asia  and  as  the  fourth  most  populous  country   in  the  world,  Indonesia  has  seen  total  primary  energy  consump,on  grow  by  over  50%  between   2001   and   2010   and   the   strong   demand   growth   is   expected   to   con,nue,  underpinned  by  robust  economic  development  

     l  Although  Indonesia  is  predominantly  an  oil  producing  na,on,  Indonesia  has  turned  

    into  a  net  oil  importer  as  oil  produc,on  has  been  declining  due  to  maturing  oil  fields  and  failure  to  develop  new  fields    - The  country  is  now  focused  on  coal  and  natural  gas  as  source  of  power  genera,on    - Natural   gas   produc,on   has   increased   by   over   a   third   since   2005   and   domes,c  consump,on  has  nearly  doubled  since  2004  - With   a   mere   ~41   years   of   reserve   life   remaining,   the   Government   is   ac,vely  promo,ng   investment   in   the   sector   by   alloca,ng   US$48   billion   to   oil   and   gas  ac,vi,es  to  achieve  economic  targets  by  2025  

     l  Indonesia  is  also  the  world’s  third  largest  exporter  of  LNG,  expor,ng  about  half  of  its  

    gas  produc,on  and  responsible  for  just  under  10%  of  the  world’s  LNG  exports  - With   the   growing   demand   for   LNG   domes,cally   and   in   other   countries   in   the  region  including  Malaysia,  Thailand  and  Singapore,  demand  for  Indonesian  LNG  is  expected  to  remain  unabated  

     

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     Indonesia’s  Gas  Market  

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       Pase  Loca,on      

     

           

    Pase  working  area  is  922km²  located  adjacent  to  Block  B  operated  by  ExxonMobil  containing  the  very  large  Arun  gas  field  ~  20Tcf    

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    Pase  Exis,ng  Seismic  Coverage  

    Extensive  2D  and  3D  seismic  data  over  Pase  acquired  by  Mobil  in  1990s  

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    Pase  Field  Infill  &  Opportuni,es    

    A-‐9  

    Opportunity  1:  BP-‐2  Sidetrack-‐1  

    A-‐8  ST3  

    BP-‐2  

    3  poten)al  undrained  gas  opportuni)es  already  iden)fied  by  preliminary  technical  studies.  

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    Opportunity  2:  A-‐10  

    Opportunity  3:  A-‐1  Sidetrack-‐1  

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     Great  White  (SLS-‐D)  Opportunity    

    •  A carbonate buildup lead has been identified in the Pase portion of the SLS-D area

    •  As of January 2011, ExxonMobil produced 430 BCF from SLS-D

    •  Preliminary 2D seismic re-processing suggests the SLS-D carbonate reservoir extends into the Pase block

    Great White

    ExxonMobil

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    Local  Employer  of  Choice  

           

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  •    Pase  Rejuvena,on      

     

           

    Fast track rejuvenation of Pase gas field carried out by experienced Triangle team

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     Corporate  Social  Responsibility  (CSR)    

           

     

    Triangle’s  Acehnese  Community  Development  Program  focuses  on  local  health,  educa,on  and  economic  development.  

    Triangle  has  carried  out:  

    •  Maintenance  on  roads,    bridges  and  local  infrastructure  

    •  Provided  medical  supplies  for  local  clinics  and    

    •   Con,nued  its  employment  and  training  program  of  local  village  staff.    

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    Contact  Informa,on  

           

    Robert  Towner  Corporate  Development  &  Strategy    T    +61  8  9286  2828  [email protected]    

    Darren  Bromley  CFO  &  Company  Secretary    T  +61  (0)  419  940  587  [email protected]  

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