The document discusses CamCan Energy Limited's oil and gas exploration concession in Laos. It outlines key terms of the Production Sharing Contract including a 7-year exploration period with minimum work commitments. Previous explorers acquired over 2,300 km of 2D seismic data and drilled 2 wells indicating a proven petroleum system. CamCan plans to analyze existing data, conduct additional surveys as warranted, and drill exploration/appraisal wells to assess the potential of multiple prospects identified totaling over 200 million barrels of oil and 1.4 trillion cubic feet of gas.

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4.  Proactive, stable government (single party socialist republic)
 Accession to the World Trade Organization in February 2013
 Strong economic growth rate ~ 8%
 Resource rich: gold, copper, potash… etc.
 Inexpensive & safe operating environment
 2nd largest new international US embassy opened Q4, 2014
 Burgeoning foreign investment – current main trading partners: China, Vietnam &
Thailand
 Western capital investment welcomed
 Energy consumption 8% growth; mining, construction & modernization
 Member of Greater Mekong Sub-Region (GMS) transport & trading association
(Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Cambodia & Laos) – Exposure to ~240 million people
 Oil Consumption – GMS ~1.4 million BPD – doubled from 2009 to 2014
 Good and improving infrastructure
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5.  Production Sharing Contract (PSC) executed October 7, 2013
 Very large, 3 million acres (11,974 sq km), contiguous land area
 Superior PSC Terms & Conditions
 Extensive work accomplished by previous 2 operators in past 25 years
 Previous operator exit rational – Change in focus and economics
 4-5 year head-start over ground-floor exploration
 Previous work indicates area has extensive prospectivity & hydrocarbon potential
 Discovery well (Bang Nouan) on block - First and only well drilled in Q1/Q2, 2010
 Multiple, large prospects previously identified (150-250 mm barrels oil; 0.8-1.2 tcf nat. gas
 Historically overlooked and under-explored due to geo-political issues (1940-1989)
 Current safe and stable geo-political environment
 Supportive government
 Internationally experienced, competent management with proven track record
 Burgeoning resource activity with increasing western interest
 Increasing regional energy needs and associated developing infrastructure 5

6. Key PSC Terms & Conditions
1. Concession area of ~11,794 sq km (~3 million acres) 100% CamCan owned
2. 3 Exploration Periods each with a minimum work commitments
 3 year Primary Term
 2 year Secondary Term
 2 year Final Term
3. 30-year Exploitation Period + 10-year extension if warranted
4. Production Sharing
 Specific terms available upon request
5. Cost Recovery
 Specific terms available upon request
6. Corporate tax on petroleum profits
 Specific terms available upon request
7. Minimum Work Commitment for each Exploration Period
 350 km 2D seismic + 1 well (dependant on prospect identification from seismic)
8. Low Annual Carrying Costs
 Specific terms available upon request
9. Importation of goods and supplies are duty exempt
10. Facilities ownership
 Specific terms available upon request
11. PSC Land Relinquishments
 Specific terms available upon request
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7.  Concession (100% CamCan owned)
 Awarded Oct 7, 2013 – 7 year exploration term
 11,974 sq km (~3 million acres)
 Very favourable Terms & Conditions
 Multiple Prospects ~ 200 mm bbl. oil & 1.4 tcf gas (Hunt Oil)
 Proven active petroleum system in Laos basin
• Surface oil seeps & bitumen evidence to east & north-east
• Bang Nouan 1 Discovery well
 History
• 1989-1998 Enterprise Oil (2,300 km 2D seismic)
• 1990-1997 Laos Hunt Oil Company (1 well)
• 2007-2010 Salamander Energy (350 km 2D + Discovery well)
• ~1990 presence of many International Oil companies in
neighboring Thailand
 Historical Data
• ~ 2,600 km 2D seismic acquired
• 2 Wells ~2,540m (8,334ft) & 3,390m (11,125ft )
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 Infrastructure – Good roads over block & into Vietnam, Thailand & Cambodia (Vietnam ports~250km to east)
 Thailand – Nearby production
 ~90 million cuft/day SinPhuHorm gas field – 1983 Esso discovery. Hess operated. Located ~ 200 km west
 ~50 million cuft/day SinPhuHorm East - Well tested Sept 2013 by Salamander & partners)
CamCan
Concession
SinPhuHorm
Gas Fields

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CamCan PSC Provincial Areas:
• Khammouan ~ 5%
• Savannakhet ~ 90%
• Salavan ~ 5%

9. Past Concession Holders
 Enterprise Oil ~1989-1998
 Salamander Energy ~2007-11
Enterprise Oil, 2D Seismic
 Acquired ~2,300 km (1992)
 Vibroseis
 Example of 4 lines
• E91LA11-02
• E91LA11-02N
• E91LA11-09
• E92LA11-33
Salamander Energy, 2D Seismic
 Acquired ~350 km (2008)
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 Basin straddles
Mekong Laos-Thailand
border
 Basin located at
western edge of
concession
 Formation dip rises to
north-east in same
direction as tectonic
forces, surface
outcropping and hills/
mountains forming
Laos-Vietnam border
 Oil seeps & bitumen
stained rocks
outcropping up-dip
and to east of
concession

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12.  The acquisition of 2D/3D seismic and/or drilling of any well will be conditional upon the positive results
from previous work/studies
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Event
First Exploration Period
Start October 7, 2013
Second Exploration Period Final Exploration
Period
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7
Gather all available
data
Analyse and reprocess
available data
Conduct FTG gravity
survey (contingent)
Integrate new FTG
survey data with 2D
Acquire new 2D
seismic (if necessary)
Process, integrate &
interpret old & new data
Acquire drilling
services. Drill 1st well
Acquire 3D seismic,
process and interpret
Drill appraisal well or
2nd exploration well
Acquire more 2D/3D
Drill additional Well