- Quattro Exploration and Production Ltd is an oil and gas producer focused on three core regions in Western Canada. - The company's goal is to increase production from 3,000 boe/d in June 2016 to 6,000 boe/d by December 2016 through development of existing assets. - Quattro has over 300 identified drilling locations across its regions and operated infrastructure to provide economies of scale.

1. TSX.V:QXP
March 2016
Quattro
Driven by Innovation…
Progressive by Design
EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION LTD

2. Disclaimer
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production rates and anticipated dates of commencement of production; future payment of dividends, drilling and completion costs; results of our projects; the performance characteristics of properties;
production levels; projections of market prices and costs; supply and demand for oil and natural gas and commodity prices; operating costs, general administrative costs, costs of services and other costs and
expenses. Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions, assumptions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made, and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and
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Some of the risks and other factors that could cause results to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: general economic conditions in the
Canada, the United States, Guatemala and globally; industry conditions including fluctuations in the price of oil and gas, governmental and environmental regulation of the oil and gas industry; geological,
technical and drilling problems; unanticipated operating events; the ability to retain drilling rigs and other services; the availability of capital on acceptable terms; timing of capital expenditures, competition
for suitable properties to acquire, failure to realize anticipated benefits of acquisitions and dispositions, weather conditions and other unanticipated operating events which can reduce production or cause
delays, drilling success, resulting reserves production, ability to tie-in production, decline rates, commodity prices, exchange rates, interest rates, the need to obtain required approvals from regulatory
authorities; volatility in market prices for commodities; liabilities inherent in oil and gas exploration operations; and changes in tax laws and incentive programs relating to the oil and gas industry and the
other factors. Readers are cautioned that this list of risk factors should not be construed as exhaustive.
Statements relating to “reserves” or “resources” are deemed to be forward-looking statements as they involve the implied assessment, based on certain estimates and assumptions, that the reserves and
resources described can be profitably produced in the future.
Material assumptions applied to the forward-looking statements and forward-looking information include: energy markets and the price of oil, drilling costs remaining at expected levels; drilling results,
reserves and production meeting expectations; condition of general economic and financial markets; cash flow, future operating costs and the Company’s ability to obtain financing on acceptable terms.

3. • Invested insiders and a broad base of loyal shareholders
• Profitable, low cost, conventional oil and natural gas producer
• 87% of production is operated by the Corporation
• Extensive land base with an inventory of over 300 drilling locations
• Operator of 6 oil and natural gas gathering and processing facilities in 3 core regions
• Over 75% of the Company’s land is held by production with no capital commitments
The Foundation
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4.  March 1, 2016
 QXP signed agreement to purchase 100% interest in the El Cedro License, Block 6-2012 in Guatemala, consisting of approximately
34,723 hectares
 The purchase price for the acquisition is CDN $5,470,000, to be paid through the issuance of 50,000 non-voting, Class C, series 3
Preferred Shares at a deemed price of $100 per share (“Preferred Shares”) and the assumption of $470,000 in liabilities related to
current work in progress. Closing is scheduled to occur on or before May 1st, 2016.
 February 2, 2016
 QXP closes previous announced acquisition of a 100% interest in certain oil and gas production, facilities, and lands in West
Central Saskatchewan increasing estimated recoverable resources in Saskatchewan to 18 Million Barrels
 QXP entered into discussions with a Tier One lender regarding a proposal for the funding of a $20 million term facility at a rate as
low as 5.45% amortized over a period of 10 years
 January 20, 2016
 QXP agrees to purchase a 100% interest in oil and natural gas properties in Saskatchewan for an purchase price of $4,150,000
 The aggregate purchase price of $4,150,000 is to be paid through the issuance of 35,000 non-voting , Class C, series 3 preferred
shares at a deemed price of $100 per share (“Preferred Shares”) and $650,000 in restricted cash, held on deposit
 December 31, 2015
 QXP closes previously announced purchase of all the shares of SRD Innovations Inc.
 QUATTRO anticipates annual savings due to the elimination of alternative services through the application and implementation of
SRD's "technology" starting in 2016 will result in a savings of approximately $500,000 per year in the next five (5) yeas based on
the Company's exploration and production plans from 2016-2020.
 November 30, 2015
 QXP agrees to purchase SRD Innovations Inc. for $3,500,800 through the issuance of Preferred Class “C” Shares
 SRD Innovations is an Alberta-based wireless technology company focused on the collection of real-time seismic imaging for
exploration, reservoir engineering, and micro-seismic for hydraulic fracture monitoring, mapping and analysis, including all
contracts, licensing revenues, patents, technologies, and ongoing research
Highlights as of March 2016
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For further details and updates please visit our website: www.qxp-petro.com
* Internal estimates based on the aggregate of independent 3rd party evaluations completed in accordance with NI 51-101
** Yearend Independent Evaluation completed by Deloitte Advisory Services in accordance with NI 51-101

5. Ticker Symbol TSX.V : QXP
Average 3 Month Volume 27,862
Shares Outstanding
(Class A Common Shares – Basic Outstanding)
43,646,754
Net Debt
(30/09/2015)
$ 2,651,087
Book Value $ 26,062,027
Corporate Profile
Financial
•$20 Revenue / boe (TTM)
•$11.50 Income / boe (TTM)
•PE Multiple of < 2X
Operational
•110 % Growth in Margins
•130 % Growth in Production
•160 % Growth in Reserves (net)
2015
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6. Corporate Share Structure
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Float
(Public)
Leonard B. Van Betuw
(CEO, President & Director)
Officers & Employees
(Operations & Advisors)
Jeff Decter
(Director)
Scott Michael Reeves
(Director)
Daniel S. Harding
(Director)
Leonard A. Zaseybida
(Director)
Total Basic Shares Outstanding 43,646,754 100.00%
1,054,000 2.41%
714,665 1.64%
373,334 0.86%
334,000 0.77%
32,116,422 73.58%
6,889,333 15.78%
2,165,000 4.96%

7. 3 Year Share Price Comparison - 2014 to 2016
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Quattro continues to focus on the creation of value for the Shareholder
and is poised for explosive growth
QXP

8. NE British Columbia
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Play
Cecil-Halfway-Montney
Keg River-Slave Point
Muskwa - Otter Park
Acreage (net) 54,256
Production (boe/d) 930
YE Target (boe/d) 3,000
Capital Cost MM$ 5.2
2P Reserves (boe)* 3,063,000
 Operated, established cash flow with long life reserves
 Low decline, high pressure, dry gas production
 120 MMcf/d gathering and processing system
 2,000 bbl/d light oil processing capacity
* Internal estimates based on the aggregate of independent 3rd party evaluations completed in accordance with NI 51-101

9. NE British Columbia
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WESTERN CANADA – SHALE GAS BASINS QXP Operated Infrastructure
• Pipelines, processing & compression
• 120 mmcf/d $160 M replacement cost
 QXP Long Term Opportunity
• 607 km2 regional footprint
• Estimated Primary Recovery: 8.75 Tcf
 64 Locations – Natural Gas
• Muskwa/Otter Park play
• IP 360 of 6 MMcf/d (1,000 Boe/d)
 10 Locations – Light Oil
• Halfway and Baldonnel play
• IP 360 of 100 bbl/d
 20 Locations – Light Oil Liquid Rich
• Lower Montney Turbidite play
• IP 360 of 3.6 MMcf/d (600 Boe/d)

10. Muskwa/Otter Park Hz Well Type Curve
IP
9.4 MMcf/d IP 180
7.74 MMcf/d IP 360
6.23 MMcf/d
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11. East Central Alberta
East
Central
Alberta
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Play
Leduc, Belly River,
Mannville and Viking
Acreage (net) 153,621
Production (boe/d) 950
YE Target (boe/d) 1,800
Capital Cost (MM$) 3.2
2P Reserves (boe)* 3,635,000
 Cumulative oil production approx. 220 mbbl per well with min. capital spend
 3 million boe 2P Reserves
 24 MMcf/d gathering and processing system
 3,000 bbl/d light oil processing capacity
* Internal estimates based on the aggregate of independent 3rd party evaluations completed in accordance with NI 51-101

12. East Central Alberta
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 QXP Infrastructure
• Operated, conventional light oil and
natural gas
• Operates >350km of pipeline and
gathering facilities
 QXP Opportunity
• Drilling
• 12 Leduc light oil locations
• Remediation
• Low cost pay out <180 days
• Viking and Ellerslie sweet gas
Bashaw – Leduc Net Pay (CI = 1m)

13. Leduc Reef Vertical Well Type Curve
10 vertical wells
average
production
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14. SW Saskatchewan
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Play
Madison, Shaunavon,
Bakken, Birdbear and
Mannville
Acreage (net) 129,703
Production (boe/d) 160
YE Target (boe/d) 1,200
Capital Cost MM$ 3.2
2P Reserves (boe)* 1,060,300
Southern
Saskatchewan
 100% interest in 110,000 acres exploration permit
 Established 2P Reserves over 1 mmbbls
 6,000 bbl/d medium/heavy oil processing capacity
 6 MMcf/d gathering and processing system
* Internal estimates based on the aggregate of independent 3rd party evaluations completed in accordance with NI 51-101

15. SW Saskatchewan
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 QXP Infrastructure
• 100% owned and operated heavy oil and
natural gas facilities, including 25 km of
pipeline
 QXP Opportunity
• ~36 locations ready for remediation & drilling
• Total Petroleum Initially-In-Place (PIIP)
estimated at 109 mmboe
Superb – Waseca Channel Net Pay (CI = 1m)
100% Working Interest
in 12,375 acres of
Mannville Rights

16. Waseca Channel Vertical Well Type Curve
12 vertical wells
average
production
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17. June 2016 Exit
Production (boe/d)
December 2016 Exit
Production (boe/d)
NE British Columbia 1,200 3,000
East Central Alberta 1,000 1,800
SW Saskatchewan 800 1,200
Total 3,000 6,000
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2016 Production Target
Targeting Regions with Low Cost Oil & Natural Gas Developments
• Consolidation in three core areas
• 300 locations, 50 booked and 250 un-booked
• Operated facilities, providing immediate economies of scale
• 337,580 net acres

18. A Solid Balance Sheet having Debt to Equity of 1:1
Cash – Flows our Explosive Potential
December 31, 2016 – Annualized Revenue** $ 52,178,210
December 31, 2016 – Annualized NOI $ 33,195,102
General Administration @ $1.25/boe $ 2,739,356
Before Tax, Cash-Flow $ 30,455,746
** Oil priced at U.S. $32.50 W.T.I. and Natural Gas priced at CDN. $2.30 AECO
The Potential, the Capacity
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19. and the Long Term Inventory
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Quattro # Wells Cost ($M)
Capacity
Boe/d
Potential (BOE)
Per Well
Recoverable
Resources
(MMBOE)
Operations & Consolidation - 2016 110 4,800 91,136 10.025
Remediation, Tie-ins & Facilities - 2016 40 1,200 30,000 1.200
Heavy Oil 120 4,800 80,000 9.600
Light Oil 50 10,000 500,000 25.000
Natural Gas 80 20,000 1,350,000 108.000
Total 400 40,800 384,563 153.825
$16,800
$48,000
$52,500
$256,000
$376,300
$3,000

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Net Revenues Operating Margin After Tax Earnings BOEPD

21. Guatemala 2017 …another Material Move
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Opportunity in Petén Basin Opportunity & Growth Plan
 Established 100% foreign owned subsidiary to conduct
business in Guatemala, registered to do business in all
facets of the energy sector
 Announces agreement to acquire in the South Petén Basin
“Exploration and Exploitation Block 6-2012”
 Negotiating to purchase a producing property of 254 boe/d
of light oil in with significant undeveloped potential
 Conducting technical due diligence on other opportunities
in the South Petén Basin through the application of 3D and
3C seismic evaluation techniques and directional drilling
 Lower risk exploration and drilling plan to potentially
expand production to 10,000 boe/d with $40 million in
capital expenditures in three years

22. Block 6-2012 and Existing Oil Fields
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23. Coban A
Coban B
Coban C
Coban A
Coban B
Coban C
Oil Shows
Porosity 20%
La Felicidad – 1
1981
NESW
Seismic Section I-82-5
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Time(ms)
2 km

24. For More Information
4110, 825 8th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 2T3
www.qxp-petro.com
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Leonard Van Betuw
President & CEO
403-984-3917 Ext. 102
leonard@qxp-petro.com
Tianda Dranchuk
Business Development
403-984-3917 Ext. 107
tianda.d@qxp-petro.com

25. Appendix A - Management
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Principal Title Biography
Leonard Van Betuw
• Director & Chairman
• Reserves Committee
Chairman,
President &
CEO
 Over 25 years of experience in the resource industry principally working within the Geophysical industry as a president and CEO
 Developed a number of 3D imaging strategies since its early introduction to the oil and gas industry in the 1980s
 Graduate of the University of Saskatchewan receiving BSc. (Hon.) Geophysics
Stacey LePla-Martin CFO  Held the position of Joint Venture Accountant with various junior oil and gas companies, and as a consultant to a number of small
and mid-sized companies
 Previously served as Corporate Secretary for Railwest Canada and Railwest U.S. Inc.
 Received her Production Accounting Designation (CAPPA) in 2000
Diana P. Cubillos Financial
Analyst
 14 years of experience in accounting, finance, and international tax advise
 Formerly worked as Tax Advisor at Commercial Bank C.A.; held the position of Senior Accountant at Deloitte
 Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Santa Maria University (Caracas-Venezuela)
Daniel Lucero Erazo Exploration
Manager
 Recent experience has been focused on the adaptation of high resolution seismic for coal and hydrocarbon resources evaluation
 Previously employed at Kinetex Geosciences, CoalCorp Mining, Ferrominera, CarboRio and Andicoal
 Graduate of the National University of Colombia (Bogota-Colombia) with a BSc in Geology
Brent McGillivray P.Eng. Operations
Manager
 25 years of experience with oil and gas companies in Western Canada
 Former member of a successful private junior oil and gas management team that sold Westpoint Energy (formerly Slade Energy) in
2000, and Pointwest Energy in 2003
 Professional engineer and member of the Association of Professional Engineers, Geologist and Geophysicists of Alberta since 1993
H. Craig Willis Consulting
Advisor
 Recognized leader in Deep Well Design and Mud Engineering Specialist for over 40 years
 Has been the mud engineer and consultant on over 400 deep wells, typically drilling to target depths of 3,500 to over 5,000 meters;
recently in Syria, the Ukraine, Brunei, Tunisia and Mexico
Les Tochor Consulting
Advisor
 Over 20 years of comprehensive financial management experience in both the private and not-for-profit sectors including
enterprise risk management, treasury and cash management, internal audit, supply chain management and financial reporting and
planning
 Has held financial management roles at the University of Calgary, Alberta Health Services, The Calgary Health Region and TransAlta
Utilities

26. Appendix B - Board of Directors
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Board Member Biography
Scott Reeves LLB
• Corporate Secretary
• Reserves Committee
• Compensation Committee
 Partner at the law firm of Tingle Merrett LLP; He has been with Tingle Merrett LLP since 2003 prior to which he was with the Calgary office of a
major national law firm
 Has acted as corporate and securities counsel to numerous Canadian and International public and private corporations, including oil and gas,
technology, mining and industrial issuers, and has wide experience in private and public debt and equity offerings, corporate acquisitions of
assets and/or shares, corporate structuring and debt financing
 He is currently a director and/or officer of the several Canadian public and private companies.
 Holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree (Hons.-1990) from the University of Alberta and a Bachelor of Laws (Hons.-1995) degree
 Is a current executive member of the Advisory Board of the TSX Venture Exchange and the Canadian Bar Association's Southern Alberta Business
Subsection executive
Leonard A. Zaseybida
P. Eng.
• Reserves Committee
 Began his professional career with Hudson’s Bay Oil & Gas in 1955 and subsequently practised as a consultant in Western Canada
 Formerly managed private energy companies that experienced success in developing oil and gas reserves including international operations;
Currently operates his own oil and gas interests
 Holds a degree in Geological Engineering from The Colorado School of Mines awarded in 1955
 Licensed to practice as a Professional Engineer in Alberta and is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Jeff Decter
• Audit Committee
• Compensation Committee
 President of Integrity Financial Corp. focused on financing since 1998; Over 30 years of experience including sales, management and financing
 Prior to 1998, Mr. Decter was consistently one of the top 3 in sales at a national communications company with offices in Montreal, Toronto,
Calgary and Vancouver, developing and implementing a number of marketing strategies
 His experience and network of individuals and organizations, provides Quattro a broader foundation for independent advice prior to making any
measured and aggressive execution of its business plan
Daniel Harding
• Audit Committee
• Compensation Committee
 Carries on a real estate practice in the City of Edmonton and surrounding area
 Served as a director and was the Chief Financial Officer of Life Sciences Institute (Predecessor to Quattro) February 2003 to November 2011
 Pro-active researcher and developer of advertising and marketing strategies.