
PANORO ENERGY ASA
Q4 2022 TRADING AND FINANCIAL UPDATE
22 FEBRUARY 2023
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These risks and uncertainties include, among others, uncertainties in the exploration for and development and production of oil and gas, uncertainties inherent in estimating oil and gas reserves and projecting future rates of production, uncertainties as to the amount and timing of future capital expenditures, unpredictable changes in general economic conditions, volatility of oil and gas prices, competitive risks, counterparty risks including partner funding, regulatory changes and other risks and uncertainties discussed in the Company's periodic reports.
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RECORD FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE IN 2022

CASH DIVIDEND INITIATED SIX MONTHS EARLIER THAN GUIDED AT TIME OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA & GABON ACQUISITIONS
FY 2022 HIGHLIGHTS Q4 2022 HIGHLIGHTS BALANCE SHEET
FY 2022 revenue USD 188.6 million
FY 2021: USD 119.7 million
FY 2022 EBITDA USD 126.6 million
FY 2021: USD 70.8 million
FY 2022 cash flow from operations
USD 98.4 million
FY 2021: USD 70.4 million
Q4 2022 revenue
USD 70.9 million
Q4 2021: USD 81.0 million
Q4 2022 EBITDA
USD 37.4 million
Q4 2021: USD 41.1 million
Q4 2022 cash flow from operations
USD 19.6 million
Q4 2021: USD 1.9 million
Cash at bank at 31 December 2022
USD 32.7 million
31 December 2021: USD 24.5 million
Gross debt at 31 December 2022
USD 79.5 million
31 December 2021: USD 96.9 million
Net debt at 31 December 2022
USD 46.8 million
31 December 2021: USD 72.4 million
INAUGURAL CASH DIVIDEND OF NOK 0.2639 PER SHARE DECLARED (~USD 3 MILLION)
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CORE 2023 DIVIDEND (USD 20 MILLION)
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL RETURN (UP TO USD 10 MILLION)
SPECIAL DIVIDEND
2023 SHAREHOLDER RETURN POLICY
PANORO IS COMMITTED TO DELIVERING SUSTAINABLE SHAREHOLDER RETURNS
- › USD 20 million core dividend in 2023
- › Paid on a quarterly basis in cash weighted towards H2
- › Subject to average oil price realisation remaining >USD 80/bbl after the effect of any hedging and no material change in operations
- › Up to USD 10 million additional capital return
- › Paid in form of cash, share buyback or combination thereof
- › Subject to an average price realisation of >USD 90/bbl being achieved for the year after the effect of any hedging
- › Intention to return substantial portion of excess cash flow to shareholders on discretionary basis should an average oil price be realised of USD 100/bbl after the effect of any hedging be achieved for the year
- › Paid in form of cash, share buyback or combination thereof
DISCRETIONARY USE OF SHARE BUYBACKS
- › At all times, the discretionary use of share buybacks will be evaluated in combination with dividends, using the previously approved authorities
- › The buy-back resolution will be proposed for renewal at the May 2023 AGM

PRODUCTION PERFORMANCE AND GUIDANCE

PANORO BENEFITS FROM A DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTION BASE

- › FY 2022 working interest production averaged 7,500 bopd
- › 2023 guidance range of 9,000 bopd to 11,000 bopd dependent on timing of start up of new Hibiscus Ruche Phase I production wells
- › Q1 2023 working interest production expected to be 7,000 bopd to 7,500 bopd taking into account planned shutdown at Dussafu for final hook-up and commissioning work
- › Working interest production expected to grow to 12,500 bopd after all six new Dussafu wells are drilled and brought onstream (expected by year end)
CRUDE LIFTING SCHEDULE

PANORO EXPECTS TO LIFT A MATERIALLY HIGHER VOLUME IN 2023
› Crude liftings are based on entitlement volumes after respective PSC terms have been applied, and will differ from produced volumes expressed on a working interest basis

2022 ACTUAL: 1.8 MMbbls 2023 FORECAST: ~2.9 MMbbls
Note: Current 2023 lifting schedule anticipated by management remains subject to possible changes due to commercial and operational factors
DEBT MATURITY PROFILE & 2023 CAPEX BUDGET
CAPEX GUIDANCE OF USD 75 MILLION AND MINIMUM DEBT REPAYMENT OF USD 20 MILLION IN 2023
| Facility |
Maturity |
Amount (31/12/22) |
Rate |
| Non recourse loan |
n/a |
USD 0.6 MM |
7.5% p.a |
Senior secured loan |
2024 |
USD 6.9 MM |
LIBOR + 6% |
| RBL facility |
2026 |
USD 71.9 MM |
LIBOR + 7.5% |
| Advance payment facility |
n/a |
USD 20 MM (undrawn) |
LIBOR + 4.0% |
CURRENT DEBT MATURITY PROFILE



- › 2022 FY reported capex of USD 54.4 million excludes non recurring project costs
- › Including non recurring project costs 2022 spend was USD 65 million (basis of and in line with 2022 guidance)
- › 2023 capex largely attributable to Hibiscus Ruche Phase I and Block G infill wells
- › 2023 guidance set at USD 75 million
- › Equatorial Guinea 2023 costs include USD 5 million associated with long lead items and planning for 2024 drilling activities, non-recurring project costs and costs associated with Block S farm in and award of Block EG-01
Note: Cumulative external debt in the Balance Sheet as of 31 December 2022 was USD 79.5 million which includes effects of accrued interest to period end, offset by un-amortised borrowing cost which is to be expensed over the life of the loan instruments.
RECONCILIATION OF FY 2022 CASH FLOW

ROBUST FINANCIAL POSITION MAINTAINED

GROWING PRODUCTION IN GABON

DRILLING CAMPAIGN OF SIX NEW PRODUCTION WELLS UNDERWAY AND NEW GAS LIFT COMPRESSION BEING INSTALLED

DUSSAFU MARIN (PANORO 17.5%)
HIBISCUS RUCHE PHASE I
- › Production drilling at the first of six consecutive Hibiscus Ruche Phase I production wells commenced in early January
- › First new well expected onstream around end Q1 in line with previously communicated guidance
- › Installation of flexible pipelines and risers between the BW MaBoMo production facility and BW Adolo FPSO has been completed with final hook up and commissioning work underway
TORTUE FIELD
- › New gas lift compressor to support production from all six existing wells on the Tortue field is being installed onboard the FPSO
- › Commissioning and start up is expected around the time of first oil from Hibiscus Ruche Phase I
EXPANDING IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA

DRILLING OF THREE NEW BLOCK G PRODUCTION WELLS TO COMMENCE IN Q4 FOLLOWED BY ONE BLOCK S EXPLORATION WELL IN 2024

BLOCK G (PANORO 14.25%)
- › Rig contracted for a three well infill drilling campaign scheduled to commence in Q4 2023
- › Ongoing ESP conversion programme and behind pipe perforations
- › Multiple field life extension and asset integrity projects including flowline replacements
- › Gas compression project at Okume and planning for future gas injection to reduce flaring
BLOCK S FARM IN AND AWARD OF BLOCK EG-01
- › Panoro has agreed to farm in to a 12% interest on the Kosmos Energy operated Block S (subject to customary approvals)
- › Award of 56% operated interest in Block EG-01 (subject to ratification)
- › Partners will be Kosmos (24%) and GEPetrol (20%)
- › Opportunity to leverage core subsurface skills and grows exposure to large prospect inventory
OPTIMISING PRODUCTION IN TUNISIA
TPS ASSETS CONTAIN ONE OF TUNISIA'S LARGEST OIL PRODUCING CONCESSIONS

TPS ASSETS (PANORO 29.4%)
- › The TPS assets have historically produced over 6,000 bopd gross
- › Panoro sees opportunities to restore production to historic levels
- › Since acquiring the assets in 2018 Panoro has driven a number of production enhancements
- › Joint ETAP and Panoro team is progressing a subsurface remodelling exercise which is expected to lead to further field optimisation and development drilling recommendations
- › Increasing water injection capacity to boost production

SOUTH AFRICA TCP 218

INCUBATING A POTENTIALLY HIGH VALUE RESOURCE BASE WITH MODEST FINANCIAL EXPOSURE

TCP 218 (PANORO 100%)
- › 12 month study underway to evaluate prospectivity after which Panoro has the option to apply for an exploration right
- › Northern Karoo basin a proven natural gas and Helium generating basin
- Natural gas with Helium concentrations of >4% have been recorded in analogue areas
- › ~6,608 km2 Technical Co-operation Permit (218 TCP) located in northern Free State province
- › Proven gas reservoirs in surrounding area have been successfully developed
SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING

PANORO WILL RELEASE ITS INAUGURAL SUSTAINABILITY REPORT ALONGSIDE ITS 2022 ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS

- › Panoro established a Sustainability Committee in 2022
- › Embeds ESG performance and other sustainability matters in Panoro's day to day business and growth strategy
- › A priority has been to formalise Panoro's sustainability reporting
- › Panoro's inaugural Sustainability Report will be released alongside its 2022 Annual Report and Accounts
- › Will provide extensive sustainability data and provide a baseline for future reporting and targets
CONCLUSIONS
- › Value adding work programme comprising at least 10 wells in the next 12-15 months (9 production wells + 1 exploration well) with options over additional rig slots
- › Growing oil production with unhedged exposure to high oil prices
- › Inaugural quarterly cash dividend declared within framework of clear shareholder returns policy
- › Strategic positioning in acreage around core production assets – infrastructure led exploration strategy for modest financial exposure


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