Aker BP

Investor Presentation • Apr 24, 2024

First quarter 2024

24 April 2024 Aker BP ASA

Highlights

First quarter 2024

High operational performance

• Increased production
• Low cost and low emissions

Development projects on track

• Hanz in production
• Accelerated start-up for Tyrving

Strong financial position

• Stable underlying cash flow
• Full-year guiding unchanged

Production

1,000 barrels oil equivalent per day (mboepd)

1) Total portfolio (operated and non-operated)

Operating cost

Aker BP production cost USD per boe

USD per boe, 2023e

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1) Source Wood Mackenzie. Companies included: Aker BP, BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Diamondback Energy, DNO, Eni, EOG Resources, Equinor, ExxonMobil, , Galp Energia, Harbour Energy, Hess Corp., Marathon Oil, OKEA, Pioneer, Shell, TotalEnergies, , Tullow Oil, Vår Energi.

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A global leader in low GHG emissions

Decarbonising the business

Aker BP emission intensity, kg CO2e/boe

120 Industry net emission intensity Kg CO² /boe, equity share (2023)¹

285 largest producing upstream companies

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140

Safety

Injury frequency (TRIF)¹ Serious incident frequency (SIF)¹

1) TRIF: Total recordable injuries per million working hours, rolling 12 months average. SIF: Serious incident frequency per million working hours, rolling 12 months average.

Development projects to drive growth and value creation

Net volume 800 mmboe I Net capex USD ~3 billion after tax I Portfolio BE at USD 35-40 per barrel¹

Production outlook

mboepd

Project execution progressing according to plan

Moving from engineering and procurement phase to construction

The Hanz field in production

Subsea development to the Ivar Aasen platform¹

1) Operated by Aker BP (35%). Partners: Equinor (50%) and Sval Energy (15%). Gross reserves of ~20 mmboe, net ~7 mmboe.

2024 exploration program

Licence	Prospect	Operator	Aker BP share	Pre-drill mmboe	Status
PL102G	Trell North*	Aker BP	61%		3-8 mmboe
PL1138	Ametyst	Harbour Energy	30%		6-19 mmboe
PL956	Ringhorne North	Vår Energi	20%		13-23 mmboe
PL211CS	Adriana*	Wintershall Dea	15%		23-45 mmboe
PL442	FGD*/Ypsilon	Aker BP	88%	9 - 20	Drilling
PL1182S	Kjøttkake	DNO	30%	19 - 40	Q2
PL1185	Kvernbit	Equinor	20%	9 - 65	Q2
PL203	Alvheim Deep	Aker BP	80%	24 - 160	Drilling
PL261	Storjo West	Aker BP	70%	4 - 30	Q2
PL1170	Ferdinand	Aker BP	35%	31 - 65	Q2
PL1170	Hassel	Aker BP	35%	27 - 45	Q2
PL554	Garantiana Skrustikke	Equinor	30%	26 - 100	Q2
PL211CS	Sabina*	Wintershall Dea	15%	6 - 15	Q3
PL869	Rumpetroll South	Aker BP	80%	10 - 45	Q3
PL932	Kaldafjell	Aker BP	40%	12 - 140	Q3
PL1110	Njargasas	Aker BP	55%	23 - 120	Q4
PL1131	Elgol	Vår Energi	20%	27 - 180	Q4
PL942	Kongeørn	Aker BP	30%	5 - 40	Q4
PL886	Bounty	Aker BP	60%	50 - 400	Q4
PL212	E-Prospect	Aker BP	30%	5 - 10	Q4

Ferdinand Storjo W Garantiana Skrustikke FGD/Ypsilon Ringhorne North Rumpetroll S. Hassel Trell North Alvheim Deep Ametyst Kvernbit Kjøttkake Njargasas Kaldafjell Elgol Kongeørn Aker BP partner Aker BP operator E-Prospect Bounty Adriana/Sabina

*) Appraisal well

Financial highlights

• High prices and low costs
• Underlift and working capital build in the quarter
• Strong financial flexibility maintained

Sales of oil and gas

Volume sold mboepd

Realised prices USD/boe

Total income USD million

Liquids Natural gas

Liquids Natural gas

Liquids Natural gas Other

Income statement

USD million

	Q1 2024	Q4 2023
	Actual	Before impairment	Impairments	Actual
Total income	3 078	3 556		3 556
Production costs	211	298		298
Other operating expenses	11	17		17
EBITDAX	2 855	3 241		3 241
Exploration expenses	68	67		67
EBITDA	2 787	3 174		3 174
Depreciation	592	606		606
Impairments	0		415	415
Operating profit (EBIT)	2 194	2 569	(415)	2 154
Net financial items	(104)	15		15
Profit/loss before taxes	2 090	2 583	(415)	2 168
Tax (+) / Tax income (-)	1 559	2 008	(3)	2 005
Net profit / loss	531	575	(412)	164
EPS (USD)	0.84	0.91	(0.65)	0.26
Effective tax rate	75 %	78 %	1 %	92 %

429 mboepd (467)

Oil and gas sales

\$78 per boe (82) Net realised price

\$6.1 per boe (6.2)

Production cost

75% (92%)

Effective tax rate

Cash flow

USD million

	Q1 -24	Q4 -23	Q3 -23	Q2 -23
Op. CF before tax and WC changes	2 986	3 204	3 235	2 731
Taxes paid	(1 054)	(2 207)	(862)	(2 817)
1 Changes in working capital	(476)	506	(272)	207
Cash flow – operations	1 456	1 503	2 101	121
Cash flow – investments	(1 117)	(1 042)	(944)	(776)
Free cash flow	339	461	1 157	(655)
Net debt drawn/repaid	-	(0)	(2)	488
Dividends	(379)	(348)	(348)	(348)
Interest, leasing & misc.	(110)	(85)	(138)	(75)
Cash flow – financing	(489)	(433)	(488)	66
Net change in cash	(150)	28	669	(589)
Cash at end of period	3 215	3 388	3 375	2 689

\$0.34bn (0.5)

Free cash flow (FCF)

\$0.54(0.73)

FCF per share

\$0.60 (0.55)

Dividend per share

Near-term tax payments

Sensitivity for H2-2024

Q1-24 Q2-24 Q3-24 Q4-24

\$100/bbl

\$60/bbl

\$80/bbl

Tax instalments for fiscal year 2023

• Tax for the year is paid in six bimonthly instalments with six months delay
• Q2-24 instalments now fixed based on full-year 2023 performance

Assumptions for H2-24 sensitivity analysis

• Gas prices assumed at USD 8 per mmbtu
• USDNOK rate assumed at 10.0
• Three oil price scenarios illustrated (average for 2024)

Balance sheet

USD million

Assets	31.03.24	31.12.23	31.03.23
PP&E	17 819	17 450	16 220
Goodwill	13 143	13 143	13 636
Other non-current assets	3 207	3 314	3 122
Cash and equivalent	3 215	3 388	3 280
Other current assets	2 053	1 751	1 671
Total Assets	39 437	39 047	37 928

Total Equity and liabilities	39 437	39 047	37 928
Other current liabilities	1 955	1 833	1 416
Tax payable	3 444	3 600	4 758
Other long-term liabilities	4 674	4 861	4 681
Deferred taxes	11 058	10 592	9 502
Financial debt	5 791	5 798	5 304
Equity	12 514	12 362	12 267
Equity and liabilities

\$6.6bn (\$6.8)

Total available liquidity

32% (32%)

Equity ratio

0.21(0.19)

Leverage ratio¹

1) Leverage ratio: Net interest-bearing debt divided by EBITDAX last 12 months, excluding effects of IFRS16 Leasing

Maintaining financial flexibility

Net interest-bearing debt Excl. leases, USD billion

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2.0 3.1 2.4 2.4 2.6 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 Q1-23 Q2-23 Q3-23 Q4-23 Q1-24

Leverage ratio¹ Targeting below 1.5 over time

1.2 0.9 0.6 0.3 0.1 0.5 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2

Q1-21 Q3-21 Q1-22 Q3-22 Q1-23 Q3-23 Q1-24

Liquidity available² USD billion

Investment grade credit ratings

BBB Baa2 BBB

1) Leverage ratio: Net interest-bearing debt divided by EBITDAX last 12 months, excluding effects of IFRS16 Leasing 2) Liquidity available: undrawn bank facilities and cash and cash equivalents

Dividends

Planned quarterly dividends of USD 0.60 per share, equivalent to USD 2.40 per share for 2024

Dividends

USD per share

• Resilient dividend capacity
• Distributions shall reflect the financial capacity through the cycle
• A quarterly dividend of USD 0.60 per share paid in the first quarter 2024
• ~9% dividend growth for full year
• Ambition to grow dividend by minimum 5% per year

2024 guidance unchanged

	Q1-24 actuals	2024 guidance
Production (mboped)	448	410-440
Opex (USD/boe)	6.1	~7.0
Capex (USDbn)	1.0	~5.0
Expex (USDbn)	0.08	~0.50
Abex (USDbn)	0.06	~0.25

Disclaimer

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