Sonoro Energy Ltd. · TSXV:SNV

Sonoro Energy — Investor Presentation (September 2012)

20 slides from Sonoro Energy's investor presentation, September 2012

  1. Slide 1: Sonoro Energy Ltd. Investor Presentation September 2012

    SONORO ENERGY LTD. INVESTOR PRESENTATION September 2012

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  3. Slide 3: Forward-looking statements

    Certain statements in this document may constitute "forward-looking statements". Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company, or industry results, to be materially diff

  4. Slide 4: Corporate snapshot

    Listing: TSX Venture: SNV Shares issued: 265 mm Directors, Officers & Insiders: ~22 % Recent Share Price: $0.09 Market Capitalization: ~$24 mm Working Capital $6.7 mm (June 30, 2012) (Plus first $9 mm on Asphalt / Heavy Oil License) Research Coverage: FirstEnergy Capital 2

  5. Slide 5: Management team

    Richard Wadsworth – Chairman and CEO • Co-Founder and former President & COO Bankers Petroleum Ltd. Previously with Premier Oil, Koch Canada, Syncrude and Esso Canada Dick ter Avest – President and Chief Operating Officer • Former Executive with Advanced Well Technologies, Shell, Woodside in Europe,

  6. Slide 6: Board of directors

    Richard Wadsworth – Chairman & CEO Jesse Meidl Co-founder, Past President & COO CFO of Caithness Petroleum (private), Bankers Petroleum formerly investment banker with Thomas Weisel Dick ter Avest – President & COO Richard Monbaillard Former Executive with Advanced Well Technologies and Shell Over 3

  7. Slide 7: Asphalt license in Salah ad Din, Iraq

    • 40% WI in exclusive Asphalt (Heavy Oil < 25 API) License • Entire Salah ad Din Province - 24,000 km2 - larger than Kuwait • First junior E&P company into Iraq proper, low entry cost / attractive fiscal terms • Local partner Berkeley Petroleum and international energy company partner Geopetrol • Ge

  8. Slide 8: Drillable prospects and leads

    Drillable Prospects (2) Prospects (6) Probable Leads (16) Possible Leads (11) 6

  9. Slide 9: Prospect ranking table

    Ref Name Map Status Size COS Seismic No. Abv Area @ Aug 2012 OOIP The prospect ranking are labeled as: 1 NSD 4 DRILLABLE > 1 Bn bbls VERY GOOD yes 2 3 SHQ A 4 4 DRILLABLE probable > 400 mmbbls >300 mmbbls? VERY GOOD fair yes yes • drillable prospects (NSD and SHQ) 4 B 4 probable >300 mmbbls? fair ye

  10. Slide 10: Structure lies underneath surface relief

    • 400m depth targeting Jeribe fractured limestone • Heavy oil of 11-15°API; > 100m pay • Anticline with four-way closure Structure lies • 141mm bbls recoverable (P50) underneath surface relief • Planning three appraisal wells on 2 separate structures • 35 km to northeast in Ninawa Province • Field s

  11. Slide 11: North Salah ad Din (NSD-1) and Sherqad (SHQ-1)

    North Salah ad Din (NSD-1) Sherqad (SHQ-1) 9

  12. Slide 12: Drilling rig purchase and mobilization

    • Two separate drilling tenders were issued in 2011 • Most offers included older rigs in need of repair/refurbishment • Some rigs ‘stuck’ in Syria, uncertain mobilization timeframe • Most drilling rigs used in Iraq are 1500HP+ for deeper reservoirs • Sonoro identified good quality new-build 750HP, i

  13. Slide 13: Community engagement and security

    Scouting of the drilling area and nearby communities • Continued engagement with sheikhs and local tribal leaders through visits to the NSD area • Sonoro hired Iraqi nationals living in Iraq close to the drilling area to facilitate interaction • Security licenses being tightened in Iraq; Sonoro has

  14. Slide 14: Site preparation and civil works

    • New sites have been scouted and re-scoped • Fuel and water supply ready to be awarded at start of civil works • Civil works are an opportunity to provide employment for local people • Civil works expected to last 6-8 weeks 12

  15. Slide 15: License terms and fiscal regime

    Sonoro Energy Iraq B.V. (40%), Geopetrol (40%) and Berkeley (20% carry), collectively the “Licensee” • Exclusive rights to asphalt (heavy oil) exploration on 24,363 km2 • Revenue sharing between Province and Licensee • Licensee receives net take of 50%, with 80% of the revenues available for cost re

  16. Slide 16: Example single integrated field economics

    Example Single Integrated Field • Example field is a typical shallow asphalt Prospective OOIP Size 1.2 bn bbls (heavy oil) project based on NSD Prospect anticipated size and characteristics Prospective Recoverable 140 mm bbls • Other less-mature leads and prospects may Potential number of wells 300

  17. Slide 17: Challenges and solutions

    Challenge Solution Salah ad Din has minimal oil and gas activity Use local companies to extent possible; obtain and support services, unlike Kurdistan just to other services from established companies in the North, and Basra in the South neighbouring Kurdistan Security, obtaining visas and operating

  18. Slide 18: Next steps: permits, rig mobilization, drilling

    • Expecting Drilling Permit and Land Lease approval imminently • Following approvals execute project:  execute civil work to prepare drill sites  mobilize rig  drill the prospects NSD and SHQ  Sonoro funded for this campaign • On success, move to develop the resource quickly to an initial 5,000

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    SONORO ENERGY LTD.

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