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Agenda 1. Why invest now? An attractive value proposition 2. What to look out for in 2021? Post reset, an active period of work across the portfolio 3. What will 2021 success look like? Increasing production and thus cashflow = underlying value growth 4. The corporate ‘reset’? Positioning the company to restore and thereafter build value 3
Business overview PRODUCTION & CASHFLOW ASSETS Trinidad and Tobago – Saffron project & onshore producing fields: growing production & cashflow Suriname – onshore Weg Naar Zee project: infrastructure-led sales and cashflow EXPLORATION ASSETS Trinidad and Tobago: onshore SWP – ‘on the doorstep’ The Bahamas: offshore longer-term upside Uruguay: offshore low cost optionality BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 5
Competitive ‘edge’ PRODUCING ASSETS ATTRACTIVE PORTFOLIO STRONG CAPABILITY • Existing production and income • ‘Hopper’ of development, • Committed, experienced that underpins value appraisal & growth options management team • Scope to grow production from • Portfolio spreads risk and • Strong industry capabilities existing producing assets and offers multiple routes to value known discoveries • Transactional and operational • Ability to retain exposure to track record • Saffron: could add material high-impact exploration at low production in
Route to value BASELINE PRODUCTION EXPLORATION UPSIDE & PRODUCTION & CASHFLOW GROWTH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DRIVEN GROWTH PRODUCTION GROWTH ENGINE Existing assets; known discoveries SAFFRON-2 TRINIDAD SOUTH WEST PENINSULA EXPLORATION BASELINE MAINTENANCE WEG NAR ZEE APPRAISAL / EWT BAHAMAS AND URUGUAY OPTIONALITY ACTIVITIES INITIAL DEVELOPMENT WELLS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT / ACQUISITIONS 450 – 500 bopd ~US$3M p.a. cash CONSOLIDATION; 90MMBBL/D SECTOR; INFILL PRODUCTION WELLS OIL PRICE LEVERAGE; ENERGY TRANSITION POTENTIAL: >4,000 BOPD 2021 2022 - 2024 Longer term BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 7
Value proposition Pro-forma value is fully underpinned by producing assets, with near-term upside potential from drilling at Saffron and Weg Naar Zee over next 3-6 months Oil ‘Supercycle’? Brent crude (US$ / bbl) NAV (US$m) Market cap at open offer price Note: Based on the average risked NAVs from Auctus Advisors (17 February 2021) and Investec (16 February 2021) research notes BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 8
Saffron • Saffron-1 well (March 20) resulted in a discovery Saffron core metrics (projections) — Located in South West Peninsula of Trinidad Saffron-2 • Saffron-2 appraisal well May/June 2021, to assess field producibility • Production: 200-300 bopd • Cost: $3m — High CoS given drilling a known discovery, same location as Saffron-1 • CF: $1.8m - $2.6m p.a. — Ready to spud around 23 May 2021 • ROI 200%+ | Payback < 2 years — 30-day drilling timetable; production leads directly to sales Initial phase post Saffron-2 • Successful Saffron-2 well will enable a full Saffron field development • Wells: 5-9 additional in 2021 • Production: 1,000 – 1,500 bopd • Gross capex: $15m - $20m • CF: S$8 – 12m p.a. Saffron field-life metrics (15-years) • Production: 4,000 bopd (peak) • Wells: Up to 30 wells | 11 mmbbl field • Gross capex: up to $60m • CF: $25m+ p.a. (first 5-year average) • Total net CF: US$200m+ • ROI ~90% | Payback
Weg Naar Zee • Weg Naar Zee (WNZ) PSC in Suriname secured in 2019 WNZ core metrics (projections) — 70 historic wells; modest 2D seismic coverage; up to 24 mmbbls STOIIP identified in 10 pools (c. half in a single pool) WNZ Initial Phase • Production: 100 bopd • WNZ well and EWT scheduled for July 2021, to establish producibility • Cost: appraisal well and EWT - $0.75m | — Operations support from Trinidad 4 additional production wells post EWT -$2m — Production leads directly to refinery sales in proximity • CF: US$1m pa • ROI 100%+ | Payback < 3 years • A successful well will enable a broader development WNZ field-life metrics (~20-year) • Production: 900 – 1,000 bopd (peak) • Wells: up to 50 wells | 3.5 mmbbl 3C resource • Gross capex: up to US$15m • CF: US$2.5m+ p.a. (first 5-year average) • Total net CF: US$35m+ • ROI ~70% | Payback
Organic production growth Disciplined technical work is being applied across the Trinidad portfolio in pursuit of production growth Sustaining and growing existing baseline production New production from ‘ready to go’ projects in known, • Remediation of existing wells discovered fields • Incremental production from existing wells • Seeking to mature two new field developments within existing producing fields • New infill wells • Remodel existing wells; assess pressure compartments • Automation - Weatherford/BPC automation trial • New wells to access undrained resource • Projects - CO2 injection in AT5X Number Production Cost (#) (bopd) ($k) Well remediations Up to 10 Up to 30 per well 10-50 each Additional perforations 5+ Up to 20 per well 25-50 each Infill drilling locations 10+ 50+ per well 1,500 per well South Erin BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 12
Exploration TRINIDAD BAHAMAS URUGUAY • ‘On the doorstep’ • Post Perseverance-1, seeking farm-in • Low-cost optionality • Significant prospect inventory to work with • Licence renewal • Farm-in potential • 9 Saffron ‘lookalikes’ identified; c.230 mmbbl • P1 validated a competent seal, good reservoir quality, • Play analogous to offshore Guyana and prospect inventory charge & the structural model; working petroleum Suriname. Existing wells and data system points to hydrocarbon potential remaining in • Targeting potential new fields capable of each • US$800,000 commitment over 4 years initial independent, untested play systems and structures producing at least 2,000 bopd term. No drilling obligation • Confirm prospect validity and mature to drillable • Focus shifted to high graded Jurassic subsalt • ANCAP mapped Early Cretaceous alluvial status (lacustrine) fan (Lenteja) prospect, estimated • Integrate P1 data, refresh prospect inventory, renew licences and farm-out process based on Jurassic play resource volume (EUR P50) = 1.4 bnboe BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 13
Activity summary 1H 2H 2021 2022 2021 Licences (activity) SWP (Saffron appraisal) SWP (Saffron development) Goudron (Production enhancement / water injection) Inniss-Trinity (CO2 pilot) Trinidad Exploration (3D reprocessing) Weg Naar Zee (Extended well test) Weg Naar Zee (Development wells) T&T production fields (Development / infill wells) Bahamas (Farmout , licence renewal) Bahamas (Exploration – drill or drop) OFF-1 (Early stage exploration / seismic reprocessing) NOTE: 2021 / 2022 indicative schedule subject to change and further operational announcements by the Company Onshore drilling Milestones BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 14
Focus on production and cashflow growth Strategic focus is to add production, oil sales and cashflow from existing producing fields and known discoveries Production Cashflow Capital costs (projected) (potential pa) (estimates) Current Trinidad production 450 -500 bopd $3m+ - Incremental production programs 100 bopd $0.9m ~$1m Infill drilling programs 200 – 400 bopd $1.8m – $3.6m Up to $6m In a success case, total potential Saffron (Trinidad) capex requirement through balance • Saffron-2 (May / June 2021) 200 – 300 bopd $1.8m – $2.6m $3m of 2021 is in range of $20m - $25m, with cash flows generated from early • Saffron phase 1 development wells reinvested into / funding 1,000+ bopd $8m – $12m $15m - $20m (H2, 2021) drilling of subsequent wells • Saffron full-field development 4,000+ bopd $25m+ Up to $60m (2022 onwards, 2-3 years) WNZ (Suriname) • WNZ initial phase (H2, 2021) 100 bopd $1m ~$2.7m • WNZ full-field development 900+ bopd $2.5m+ Up to $15m (2022 onwards) Note: cash flow estimates presented are based on US$60 / bbl oil price BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 15
ESG Active commitment to implementing an aligned ESG operating and reporting Company Core ESG Values framework, consistent with and guided by Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sector Standards for Oil & Gas Accountability KEY 2021 PLANS and FOCUS ü Trinidad: STOW (Safe To Work) 2-year Accreditation Efficiency Transparency & Governance Engagement Climate Communities ü Suriname: NIMOS approval for EWT Change & Energy ü Bahamas: Ministry and DEPP EA approval and successful Perseverance #1 monitoring ESG • Define impact reduction and continuous improvement targets Environment & Employment Biodiversity • Engagement and buy-in of staff to values and metrics Health & No Harm Safety Inclusion • Promote company-wide diversity Zero • Skills and competency development delivered through training, on-the-job Incidents experience and opportunities • First comprehensive ESG report in 2021 BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 16
The Corporate Reset
The corporate reset FOCUS SHIFT CHANGE OF NAME CAPITAL RESET RECAPITALISATION TRANSITION PRODUCTION & CHALLENGER ENERGY 1:10 SHARE c. $10 MILLION OPEN CHANGES TO BOARD CASHFLOW GROWTH GROUP PLC CONSOLIDATION OFFER (AND POTENTIAL & MANAGEMENT SHORTFALL PLACING) REFRESHED SHARE COST REDUCTION ISSUANCE AUTHORITY CONVERTIBLE NOTE PROGRAM RESTUCTURE Rationale: Rationale: Rationale: • Focus on low-risk cash Rationale: Rationale: • Reflects the portfolio • Investable share price flow generation • Fresh capital needed • Natural process of nature of the business with less volatility • Complemented by • Shareholders first corporate transition going forward • Ability to respond longer term high • Simplify balance sheet • Consistent with corporate impact exploration quickly and flexibly to • Preserve funding refocus capital needs and sources corporate opportunities Subject to shareholder approval – EGM 17 May 2021 BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 18
‘Resetting’ the capital base Undertaking a ~$10m open offer to fund organic drilling opportunities in pursuit of significant production growth THE OPEN OFFER PRO-FORMA CAPITAL STRUCTURE • £6.9 million open offer Shares outstanding (post-consolidation) 789m • Price of 0.35 p / share (pre-consolidation) Pro-forma market capitalisation at open offer price £28m • Price of 3.5p / share post-consolidation) Base funds available balance of 20211 c. £16m • 1 new share for every 2.46 shares held Base funds required balance of 20212 c. £16m • 1.967 billion shares new shares under full take-up Convertible notes outstanding: 8p conversion price £2.5m • Enables all qualifying existing shareholders the first opportunity Conditional convertible notes (not issued): 8p conversion price £10.0m to participate in the Company's future • Company intends for any shares not taken up in the open offer 1. Assuming open offer proceeds, cash at hand, expected proceeds of convertible notes due May to be placed with institutional investors at the same price 2021, and expected surplus cash from production – does not include potential incremental funding sources and any additional convertible notes drawdown • Subsequent 1:10 share consolidation 2. Represents Saffron-2, Suriname well and EWT, corporate costs, and assumes cost cutting initiative reduces costs by 20% - 30%, and that settling all final remaining costs of Perseverance-1 requires US$14m of cash in aggregate – does not include success case development of Saffron or Suriname BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 19
Conclusion
A simple value equation CURRENT EQUITY VALUE VALUE GROWTH PORTFOLIO VALUE Existing production assets Spreads the risk Everything else is ‘upside’ underpin current equity value Offers multiple routes to value ‘Hopper’ of development, appraisal & onshore/offshore growth options 1.3 mmboe 24.7 mmboe 2P net reserves 3C net resources 13 licences 4 countries 80 producing 2 production tests 230 unrisked mmbbls onshore wells 2 further discoveries >1 bnbbls potential offshore BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 21
Concluding remarks 1 BPC has been revalued post Perseverance-1 result such that current PRODUCTION & CASHFLOW ASSETS share price is now underpinned by value of production assets alone • Production growth and exploration success are upside Trinidad and Tobago – Saffron project & onshore producing fields: growing production & cashflow Suriname – onshore Weg Naar Zee project: 2 Clear focus & plan on growing production and cashflow infrastructure-led sales& cashflow • Saffron-2 well in May/June is the next material value driver • Multiple other avenues to achieve production growth across portfolio EXPLORATION ASSETS Trinidad: onshore SWP – ‘on our doorstep’ 3 ‘Reset’ underway to put company in position to deliver The Bahamas: offshore longer-term upside • Regional champion – the only full cycle E&P player in the region Uruguay: offshore low cost optionality • Committed / aligned management team with sector / regional expertise BPC Update Presentation – April / May 2021 22
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