November 2019 Corporate Presentation - Energean
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Energean at a Glance The leading sustainable, gas-focused, independent E&P company in the Mediterranean 9 ESG & HSE Countries of 609 mmboe 70 kboed 80% FTSE 250 & focused 2P Reserves production gas-weighted Operations A rating MSCI TA-35 Med Focused 2 2
A Continuous Growth Story Since 2008 Analysts Third Point Energean Energean IPO Edison 700 Acquisition Development Analysts predict predict invests acquires & E&P of Prinos of Prinos $20 oil price $200 oil price in Energean Karish & Tanin Project FID acquisition 609 600 500 400 mmboe 300 200 100 2 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Prinos 2P Prinos 2C Katakolo 2P Karish and Tanin 2P Karish and Tanin 2C Edison 3 Reserves stated as net working interest, exclusive of Kerogen minority 3
Our Strategy in Action – Consistent Growth & Value Creation Production 2007 2018 2019 2022 Fast track 140 Growing production 1 4 Edison Acquisition 70 development of 185 kboe/d with from mature assets FPSO at full Karish capacity kboe/d Reserves 127 Italy 14% (85 mmboe) Israel 49% Egypt 25% 79% (297 mmboe) (152 mmboe) gas-weighted 609 Croatia
Strong Deal Delivery Capabilities 2013-2015 $250 million Third Point investment $200 million RBL for Prinos & Epsilon 2018 $1.275 billion Project Finance facility for Karish $460 million equity raise through LSE IPO $750 million Acquisition $265 million equity raise on LSE and TASE 2019 $600 million committed Bridge Loan Facility $280 million Sale of North Sea asset to Neptune 5 5
The E&P Company Of The Future – ESG Is A Top Priority • Operating in Environmentally Sensitive areas with >10 blue flagged beaches next to our oil & gas production platforms • Actively reducing CO2 Footprint with goal to be a net 0 emitter • c.80% of reserves and production from Natural Gas • Decarbonising Israel with Energean gas replacing coal • Focus on HSE - 4 Million man hours free of LTIs during Energean Power FPSO Hull construction. • Diversified - Employees from 28 countries around the world • Creating a Sustainability and Climate Change Department • Executive pay to be linked to ESG goals from 2020 • Signatory of the United Nations Global Compact 6 6
At a Glance: Our Acreage in Israel Key Facts & Figures 2.4 Tcf + 32.8 mmbbls (gross) 2P (92%) + 2C (8%) RESOURCES 0.9 Tcf + 34.2 mmbls (gross) Karish North discovery 6.3 Tcf + 83 mmbbls gross prospective resources OWNERSHIP Energean Israel is owned 70% Energean plc, 30% Kerogen1 4.5 Bcm/yr firm GSPAs plus 0.4 Bcm/yr IPM contract plus 0.7 REVENUES Bcm/yr Or contract KEY DATES FID March 2018, First Gas 2021 8 BCM/yr owned FPSO with subsea tie-backs DEVELOPMENT 800,000 bbls oil & condensate storage capacity CONCEPT Gas pipeline to shore. Liquids tanker offload TechnipFMC: lump-sum EPCIC SERVICE Stena: 5 firm + 5 optional wells PROVIDERS Wood contracted for ops and maintenance. CAPEX $1.6bn to 2021 Funded by $1.3bn Project Finance + $440m net IPO proceeds STRATEGY Secure additional resource and offtake to fill the FPSO 8 1. Minority interest stake consolidated for reporting purposes 8
On Track to Deliver First Gas in 2021 – Key Milestones FID (1Q 2018) First Gas On track FPSO Workstream 2018 2019 2020 2021 Hull and Hull Sailaway Hull and Topsides First Hull Keel FPSO mooring Hull First Steel Cut Topsides from Cosco Topsides Performance Steel Cut Laying hookup and 4Q Construction Yard Integration testing 4Q 2Q Riser 1Q – 4Q 4Q 1Q – 4Q Achieved Achieved November 2018 November 2018 Drilling Workstream 2019 Karish North, Complete Zeus Exploration Mobilise Stena KM-03, KM-01 Development DrillMAX & KM-02 Wells 1Q 1Q 1Q – 4Q 4Q Rig mobilized Discovery February 2019 Subsea and Onshore Workstreams 2019 2020 Pipeline Onshore Installation of Pipeline beach installation facilities subsea crossing at Dor Karish to Dor commissioning infrastructure 1Q – 4Q 3Q – 1Q20 2Q – 4Q 1Q – 4Q 9 9
Execution Capabilities – Developing Karish Hull ready for undocking, COSCO Zhoushan Yard (Sept 2019) Hull towing, Zhoushan (Sept 2019) 10 Topsides overview, Sembcorp Marine Admiralty Yard (Sept 2019) Assembly, Sembcorp Marine Admiralty Yard (Sept 2019) 10
Project Progress 636 610 54% of contract value by expenditure Physical progress ahead at 60% MCC= Milestone Completion Certificate 11 11
2019 Firm Four Well Drilling Programme JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Karish KARISH WORK PROGRAMME Karish Main Karish North North 3x DEV Wells + 1x EXP Well 1,2 & 3 Karish Main 1, 2, & 3 DRILLING Karish Main COMPLETION EXPLORATION APPRAI TOPHOLES SAL • 3x Karish Main development wells: Karish Main 02 drilling completed end June Karish Main 03 drilling completed early August Karish Main 01 drilling completed October • Benefited from batch-setting philosophy: − Optimised well construction sequence − Delivered low spread cost
Karish North Discovery Low Case Best Estimate High Case GIIP (Tcf) 1.1 1.3 1.8 GIIP (BCM) 30.0 35.6 51.6 Recoverable Gas (Tcf) 0.7 0.9 1.4 Recoverable Gas (BCM) 19.5 24.9 38.7 Recoverable Liquids 25.2 34.2 55.0 KARISH NORTH (MMbbls) Seismic Attribute • Appraisal completed November 2019 • Sidetrack 700m north of original wellbore • GWC discovered at 4791 TDVSS • Thin rim light oil immediately above GWC KARISH NORTH • Remaining volumetric uncertainty associated with thinly bedded sections of the reservoir in the B Sand Unit − Will be confirmed via acquisition of a core when well is completed as a producer KARISH EAST KARISH 13 13
2020 Drilling Opportunities 2.4Tcf (68bcm) 2P & 2C 1 – 1.5 Tcf (c.28 - 42bcm) GIIP at Karish North 6.3 Tcf (c.178bcm) Prospective Resources c. 10 Tcf (c.283bcm) Total Reserves & Resources 14 14
Zeus Exploration Well Unrisked in Geological Place Volumes Chance of (Bcf / Bcm) Success (%) A Sand 467 / 13 77 B Sand 123 / 3 72 C Sand 52 / 1 68 Total 641 / 18 NA • Block 12 − Between Karish & Tanin leases − Development synergies with Tanin • Any discovery would be tied back to the Energean Power FPSO • Discovery would de-risk nearby prospects • Hera – 485 Bcf / 14 Bcm • Athena – 853 Bcf / 24 Bcm • No seller royalties payable • New Sheshinsky calculation (versus Karish and Tanin leases) 15 15
‘Filling The Boat’: Capacity Overview Or Contract 6.1 0.7 BCM/yr contingent on Or Power Plant Close. Or has unlimited capacity to dispose of gas for alternate 9 Contracted volumes & spare capacity uses 8 MRC Contract 7 0.5 BCM/yr term sheet. MRC is the winning bidder Available for tie-back of future discoveries 5.4 in the IEC Alon Tavor tender process. Both parties 6 and additional gas sales from Karish North intend to convert to a firm GSPA 5 IPM Contract 4 0.4 BCM/yr contingent on additional resource in 4.9 2019. We may supply additional gas pre-2024 3 11 Firm Contracts 2 Secured Revenues 1 4.5 BCM/yr Av. 16 yrs 75% ToP 4.5 0 1/1/2021 1/1/2022 1/1/2023 1/1/2024 1/1/2025 Firm Contracts IPM Contract MRC Term Sheet Major IPPs and Industrial customers Or Contract Spare Capacity 16 16
Key Demand Driver: Gasification of the Israeli Economy Israel Gas Demand Growth Recent Updated and Progress 35 Closure of the following coal-fired power-stations 30 announced, increasing demand for gas: 25 20 • Units 5-6 of Orot Rabin, Hadera – 1150 MW bcma • 15 Units 1-4 of Rotenberg, Ashkelon – 2250 MW 10 5 0 Energean Contracted Energean Available Capacity Term sheet executed with MRC Alon Tavor Power Ltd Rest of Market per Adiri Additional demand per BDO • Winning bidder of the “Alon Tavor tender” Power station privatisation • Executed 10 June 2019 Site Capacity – MW Bcm/y Last date of delivery of • Includes the material commercial terms for the sale of possession gas to MRC for use in the natural gas fired generation Alon Tavor 600 0.5 December 2019 units in the Alon Tavor site Ramat Hovav 1,137 1.0 December 2020 • Both parties are working together to conclude a GSPA Reading 428 0.4 June 2020 which will confirm the agreement between them Hagit 697 0.6 June 2021 Eshkol 1,693 1.8 June 2022 17 17
Edison Transaction Update
Edison E&P: Attractive Metrics1 2.6 c.3 yrs. 18% Payback on 10yr estimated Pre-Neptune Disposal AV/2P Production unlevered IRR Post-Neptune 1.9 c.3 yrs. 26% Payback on 10yr estimated Disposal AV/2P Production unlevered IRR Reported Working Interest 2P Reserves Reported 2018 Working Interest Production 1.200 1.083 200 185 1.000 917 156 150 140 800 745 609 600 100 465 444 82 81 81 81 70 400 55 285 280 51 245 50 41 194 34 200 155 18 56 47 7 - 0 0 Co'y 1 Co'y 2 Co'y 3 Edison + Co'y 4 Co'y 5 Co'y 6 Co'y 7 Co'y 8 Co'y 9 Co'y 10 Co'y 11 Co'y 12 Co'y 1 Energean Co'y 2 Co'y 3 Co'y 4 Co'y 5 Energean Co'y 6 Co'y 7 Co'y 8 Co'y 9 Co'y 10 Co'y 11 Co'y 12 Energean + Edison + Edison (2022E) Sources: Company Information, CPR, Management Estimates, Capital IQ 1. As per Management Estimates 19
Creating a Material Mediterranean-Focused Player… (1) Immediate cash flows & Growth story, focused on EBITDAX with incremental developing new reserves growth opportunities Reserves (mmboe) W.I. 2P 347 262 Production (kboe/d) 4 66 Revenue ($ MM) 90 566 Full-Cycle, Low Cost, Growth Oriented but with a Diverse Underlying Cash Flow Base Source: Company information, CPR 1. Metrics presented on a 2018 basis 20 20
…and Enhancing Production and Cash Flow Generation Clear Trajectory to 200 kboe/d(1) (2) Combined 2019 - 2025 Production Profile by Country (kboe/d) Enhancing post 2021 cash 250 flows and supporting medium- term ambition to pay a dividend 200 150 Bridging near term cash flow generation We need exactly(!) the 100 same chart just without UK and Norway 50 0 2019 2019 20202020 2021 2021 2022 2022 2023 2023 2024 2024 2025 2025 Assuming Karish & Tanin Greece Israel Egypt Italy Algeria Croatia FPSO at Full Capacity Sources: Company Information, CPR, Management Estimates 2121 1. Metrics presented on a net working interest basis 21 2. As per Management Estimates 3. Represents committed exploration spend
Consideration and Financing Structure Consideration and Funding Equity Placing • Total consideration − $850 MM • Equity placing of $265 MM ‒ $750 MM up-front cash • ABB announced 4 July 2019 ‒ $100 MM contingent on Cassiopea first gas funded via FCF • Placing executed at 900p ‒ 8% profit oil royalty on discoveries made by upcoming drilling drilling, funded through FCF • Settlement and admission of new shares achieved on 8 July 2019 Sources and Uses Other Financing Up front Cash Consideration $750 MM • $600 MM Bridge Facility u/w by MS and ING Ongoing Funding Requirements $115 MM ‒ Refinancing H2 2019 – completion expected 4Q19 Total Funding Requirements $865 MM ‒ Expected Net Debt : EBITDAX not to exceed 2x for more than 1 year (excl. Israel non-recourse project financing) Bridge Loan $600 MM ‒ Strong combined cash flow expected to support Equity Placing $265 MM deleveraging thereafter • Agreed to sell UK and Norway North Sea to Neptune for Total Funding Sources $865 MM $250 million + $30 million contingent Disposal of North Sea Assets $250 MM 22 22
Transaction Timing and Next Steps July 19 Transaction Signing & Announcement July 19 Equity Raise July 19 Bridge Facility Agreement signed H2 19 Regulatory Approvals and Partner Consents Initiated & Progressing as Expected H2 19 Reserve Based Facility Takeout of Bridge Loan Initiated & Progressing as Expected H2 19 Planned Disposal of Non-Core Assets Q4 19 Publication of Circular and EGM No Change to Expectations Q4 19 Publication of Enlarged Group Prospectus and Technical Readmission No Change to Expectations Completion expected Year End 2019 No Change to Expectations 23 23
Other Assets Update 24 24
Mature Basin Operating Expertise – Ongoing Success in Greece Demonstrable Operational Track Record Prinos Basin Highlights Continuous Growth in Reserves & Resources 80 70 73 73 • Operator, 100% WI 60 58 58 57 50 • Shallow water – 36 meters mmboe 40 30 30 24 20 11 17 • Four platforms operating next to traditional tourist destinations (Thasos 7 10 2 5 Island) 0 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Prinos 2P Prinos 2C • c. 120 million barrels of oil produced – offtaker BP • Production increase from 1.2 kbopd to 4.1 kbopd • Production costs decreased to $17.6/ boe in 2018 from $24.7/ boe in 2017 • Currently developing Epsilon satellite - $100 million investment • Expecting first oil from the Lamda platform in 2H 2020 25 25
Wider Potential: Upside in Greece… Material Position • 40% WI in the Ioannina and Aitoloakarnania licences • Repsol operated (60% WI). • Neighboring Block 4 in Albania acquired by Shell Prolific Geology • Onshore Western Greece part of the Hellinide fold belt, which hosts the prolific Ionian Basin and Apulian platform • On trend with recent large discoveries made in Albania Ongoing Activity • 2D seismic survey completed in Ioannina block • Ioannina best estimate prospective resources 103 Bcf and 187 million bbls • 2D seismic survey to commence in the Aitoloakarnania block in 2020. • Katakolo field under development 26 26
…and the Adriatic - Montenegro Material Position • Operator, 100% WI in offshore blocks 4219-26 and 4218- 30 • Best estimate unrisked prospective resources 143.9 mmbbls and 1,766.1 Bcf Commitments Fulfilled • First round exploration commitment fulfilled − 338 km2 new 3D shot in Feb 2019 − To be processed together with legacy 2D − Full results expected end-2019 − Drill-or-drop decision 2020 Majors focusing on the area • ENI-Novatek owns the four blocks to the south − Shot seismic in 4Q 2018-1Q 2019 − Expected to drill two wells in 2019-2020 27 27
Our Next 24 Months: Catalyst-Rich Country Asset Activity H2 2019E H1 2020E H2 2020E 2021E/22E Additional Israeli Wells Potential exploration drilling Karish North Appraisal Karish First Gas Karish Additional GSPAs North Thekah Offshore Exploration NEA Final Investment Decision FID North East Hap’y Exploration Abu Qir Infill Drilling NEA First Gas Rospo Sidetracks Cassiopea First Gas Gemini & Centauro Prospect Drilling Epsilon First Oil Echo (W. Patraikos) Exploration Sources: Company Information 28 28
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