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Inves estor P Presen enta tati tion December 2 2019 Oil-Focus used ed, B , Balanced ed Po Portfolio io Pur Pure e Pl Play Delivering both steady productio ion growth and high impact explo loratio ion Feb ebruar uary 2 2020


  1. Inves estor P Presen enta tati tion December 2 2019 Oil-Focus used ed, B , Balanced ed Po Portfolio io Pur Pure e Pl Play Delivering both steady productio ion growth and high impact explo loratio ion Feb ebruar uary 2 2020 0

  2. PetroTal H l Highlights A full-cycle, sustainable E&P enhanced by an accretive, synergistic acquisition Fu Full-Cycle le, Hi High-Imp mpact E& E&P Co Company in in Peru ru Block 192 ■ Peruvian E&P, benefiting from stable, pro-business fiscal regime Block 8 ■ Second largest crude oil producer in Peru, developing towards plateau production with high impact exploration Iquitos PS#1 Talara Block 95 El MIlagro Bretaña Field Bre retaña bro rought on-stre ream under budget get and nd ahe head of sche hedule Yurimaguas Bayovar ■ 2019 exit rate of 13,300 bbl/d oil, with clear line of sight to 20,000 bbl/d oil by end of 2020, funded from free cash flow Pucallpa LEGEND Block 107 Lima –Pucallpa Road ■ Recent 18% upgrade of 2P reserves to 46.4 mmbbl by NSAI 1 River System PetroTal Oil Pipe Gas Pipe o 11% increase in 2P OOIP to 364 mmbbl Pump Station o 13% increase in 2P recovery factor to 13.2% PetroTal Blocks Blocks under Contract Lima Area Approved for TEA- Contract ■ Bretaña operating netbacks increase with production: Area in Negotiation Blocks in Simplified Process TEA = Technical Evaluation Agreement Production Rates @5,000 b/d @10,000 b/d @15,000 b/d Br Brent $65.00 $65.00 $65.00 minus Quality Discount ($6.86) ($5.92) ($5.62) Bretaña Oil Production by Quarter minus Marketing Fee ($3.00) ($3.00) ($3.00) 900,000 minus Royalty* ($2.36) ($2.73) ($3.10) 800,000 minus Lifting Costs ($10.00) ($5.20) ($4.40) Quarterly Oil Production (BBL) minus Transportation ($10.94) ($11.97) ($12.31) 700,000 Operating ng N Netbacks $31.84 $36.18 $36.58 600,000 (*) Royalty rate of 5% at 5,000 bbl/d; 5.8% at 10,000 bbl/d, and 6.6% at 15,000 bbl/d 500,000 400,000 Robust finan Ro ancial ials and nd stro rong fre free cash sh flo flow generat atio ion 300,000 200,000 ■ No existing debt and fully funded 2020 development program 100,000 ■ Maiden dividend paid in January 2020 – policy to maintain regular dividends 7 0 1Q’20 E 2Q'18 3Q'18 4Q'18 1Q'19 2Q'19 3Q'19 4Q'19 1Q'20 1) NSAI CPR as of December 31, 2019 based on 2019YE Brent strip prices Note: In this presentation, all reserves and NPV10 values are based on 2019YE Brent strip prices. 1

  3. ESG ESG Empowering local communities and promoting sustainable development for unlocking the value of our assets ENVIRONM NMENT NTAL SOCIA IAL GOVE VERNA NANC NCE  Breteña pad (7.9ha) – single well pad  Projects to encourage and mentor  9 full time CSR employees, 4 full and no encroachment on primary sustainable local development time HS employees, and 5 full time rainforest 1 o Fabrication of new pontoon dock environmental and permits o $2.3 million annual budget 3 employees 5  Land cleared in 2012, direct access dedicated to social efforts from river  1 manager of Government relations o Development project scoping and and 1 manager of communications 5  No spills or pollution 2 engineering assistance  HSE and CSR team with +200 years  Multiple programmes to preserve local  Significant local employment of combined experience bio-diversity as well as flora and fauna o 100 employment positions split  Active and consistent social and over 355 people, or 15% of total o Agreement with Sernamp for environmental investment local workforce 4 Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve programme, focused in empowering  Working with a network of NGOs, o San Matías–San Carlos Forest the local communities producers, and local and central Reserve  We have implemented a Claims and government organizations o Oxampampa-Ashaninka-Yanesha Response System to address any  Helping indigenous communities and Biosphere Reserve issues with the local communities organizations  CSR, HS and Environment are part of the Key Performance Indicators of all employees and management  Commitment at Board level. HSE & CSR Committee approves the policies, and the Board directs ethos and controls 1, 2 , 3, 4, 5, 6) See Endnotes 2

  4. Pe Peru – Stab able, e, Pr Pro-Busines iness and and Tax ax-Friendly dly Talara R Refinery: K Key Market f for or Br Bretaña O Oil Stab St able & Growin ing Pro ro-Bu Busi siness ss Co Country ■ – Peru is one of the fastest growing economies in Latin America. Since 2000, it achieved an impressive accumulated growth rate of 147.3% GDP 1 – Democratic, investment grade government with stable/positive outlook: A3 (Moody’s) / BBB+ (S&P and Fitch) – Standardized contracts signed into law by supreme decree – Excellent fiscal/royalty terms and tax regime • Royalty 5-20% based on production (est. 8.25% at peak) • Corporate tax 32% ($305 million in NOL’s to offset tax liability for next 4-5 years) ~$3B expansion & upgrade, expected completion 2021 Establi lishe hed Oi Oil & Gas as Industr try ■ Peru Oi Oil Consumpt ption 2 – Domestic production during 2019 of 139.7k b/d with domestic consumption of 267k b/d – Established infrastructure with capacity and transparent pricing – Operators include Pluspetrol, CEPSA, CNPC, Repsol, Hunt, Frontera, Perenco, Ecopetrol, Occidental, Tullow, Shell, GeoPark – Oilfield services: Baker Hughes, Sertecpet, Halliburton, Schlumberger, Weatherford, ENI / Petrex 1) E&Y 2020 Peru Oil and Gas Industry 2) 2020 BP Statistical Review of World Energy 3

  5. Inves estor P Presen enta tati tion December 2 2019 Bretaña aña Fiel Field Oil-Focus used ed, B , Balanced ed Po Portfolio io Pur Pure e Pl Play Delivering both steady productio ion growth and high impact explo loratio ion 4

  6. Bretaña Fiel aña Field Profitable oil field with high netbacks and significant upside potential Asse sset Overvi view 3P Plateau A Above 1 10,0 ,000 bbl bbl/d L Lasting 9 9 Years 100% owned Bretaña Field, located in Block 95, in 100 ■ the Marañón Basin, north east Peru On trend with the prolific Marañón Basin, across ■ 10 Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, which has produced Mbbl/d 9 years a above 1 e 10,000 b 000 bb/d more than 2.88 billion barrels to date Pr Produ duction 1 2019 exit production of 13,300 bbl/d ■ Cumulative Oil Production to YE2019: 1.68 mmbbl 0.1 ■ 2018 2020 2022 2024 2026 2028 2030 2032 2034 2036 2038 2040 8x increase in output over <10 months o History 2P 3P Reserves S Summary a and E Econ onom omic M Metrics 1 Targeting 2020 exit oil rate production of 20,000 o bbl/d from ten horizontal wells, and two water OOIP P Reser serves es Reco covery Net Net-to G o Gros oss YE R Reser serve e Catego gory disposal wells (mmb mmbbl) (mmb mmbbl) Facto tor Pay ( ay (Est.) 4 Incr crease Fully financed $99 million 2020 capital plan 1P 1P 235 20.1 9.3% 56% 12% ■ 2P 2P 364 46.4 13.2% 72% 18% Reserves 3P 3P 579 82.4 14.5% 92% 5% 2P reserves of 46.4 mmbbl ■ Significant upside through increased recovery, NPV a at 1 10% F& F&D C Costs RLI LI o Catego gory ($mm) ($bbl bbl) ($mm) ($/bbl bbl) (yea ears) s) supported by analogue fields in Blocks 8 and 192, which have achieved recoveries of +20% 1P 1P $280 $13.93 $123 $13.09 7.2 2P 2P $722 $15.56 $192 $5.38 16.6 High netback of ~$36/bbl with Brent at $65/bbl o 3P 3P $1,194 $14.49 $295 $4.11 29.4 1) NSAI CPR as of December 31, 2019 based on 2019YE Brent strip prices Note: In this presentation, all reserves and NPV10 values are based on 2019YE Brent strip prices. 5

  7. Bretaña’s aña’s Inc Increas easing ing OOIP IP and and Rec. F Fac actor E Estim imat ates es Though Management always guides to the 2P case, the 2020 drilling campaign will help define the true OOIP ■ In general, the new wells came in with 1P 1P: 235 235 m mmbbl 2 2P: 364 mm mmbbl 2 3P: 579 m mmbbl bbl 2 reservoir thickness and quality at or in excess of NSAI’s expectation ■ NSAI’s understanding of true water saturation within the reservoir is the biggest outstanding uncertainty in our current characterization of reservoir parameters. As a result, a broad range in both Net-to-Gross water saturations are carried between the low, mid and high cases ■ The 2P recovery factor has increased from 12% to 13.2%. However, based on the prior OOIP of 329 mmbbl, the recovery factor would be 14.6% ■ Analog fields in region 1 with similar reservoir characteristics have achieved >20% recovery factors. Field API Gravity OOIP mmbbl EUR/2P mmbbl Recovery Factor Bretaña 19.4 .4° 364 48.0 .0 13.2 .2% Capahuari N. 35.2° 48 20.0 41.7% Shiviyacu 20.2° 331 120.8 36.5% Carmen 19.7° 45 13.5 30.0% Yanayacu 19.0° 65 23.6 36.3% San Jacinto 12.5° 209 46.3 22.2% Jibaro/Jibarito 10.8° 414 103.2 24.9% 1) January 2014 Maximum Recovery Efficiency reports for Blocks 8 and 1AB (now 192), submitted by Pluspetrol to Perupetro 6

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