The document discusses OGX Petroleo e Gas Participacoes S.A.'s 2008 results and accomplishments. It notes that OGX raised $6.7 billion in its IPO, the largest amount ever raised in a Brazilian IPO. It had a net profit of $359.8 million in 2008 driven by financial income from investments. It signed concession contracts for 21 exploration blocks and obtained approval to farm-in to another block, bringing its portfolio to 22 blocks.

1. 2008 Results

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3. 2008 Accomplishments

4. 2008 Accomplishments
Signed concession contracts for 21 exploration blocks acquired in Ninth Bidding
Round of November 2007
Portfolio
Obtained approval of ANP to proceed with the farm-in agreement in BMS-29 in
the Santos basin, bringing the number of blocks in the portfolio to 22
Appraisal report provided by DeGolyer & MacNaughton (D&M) certified that OGX’s
D&M Report exploration blocks contain 4.8 barrels of oil equivalent (boe) of net risked
prospective resources, assuming an average success probability of 27%
OGX’s Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 5.93 million common shares on the
IPO Bovespa’s Novo Mercado raised R$6.7 billion, the largest amount ever raised
in a Brazilian IPO
Completed seismic data shooting in the Campos and Pará-Maranhão basins
Seismic
and construction of a state-of-the-art 3D visualization room for seismic data
Campaign
analysis
Chartered the four semi-submersible drilling rigs needed to execute entire
Equipment and exploratory drilling campaign in the Campos and Santos basins, and procured
Services Procurement
all essential equipment and services to begin initial campaign
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5. Financial Highlights
Cash Position The total amount raised in the IPO, R$6.7 billion, is
(R$ million)
invested in fixed income instruments in accordance
7,601 with OGX’s conservative financial investment policy
Cumulative rate of return of 112,13% of the Interbank
2,338 Rate (CDI) in 2008
2007 2008
Net Profit Net profit primarily driven by financial income from
(R$ thousand)
cash investments
359,884
Exploration expenses of R$139.2 million (seismic,
block lease and partner chargers)
G&A of R$58.6 million (comp&bene, consultancy,
travel, office costs)
12,453
2007 and 2008 results reflect changes on Corporate
Law nº 11,638/2007
2007 2008
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6. Balance Sheet – R$ thousand
Assets 12/31/2008 12/31/2007 Liabilities 12/31/2008 12/31/2007
Current 7,698,262 2,338,719 Current 580,103 2,059,194
Cash and cash equivalents 7,601,234 2,338,487 Suppliers 18,244 43,164
Recoverable taxes 38,862 - Taxes and contributions payable 1,938 362
Financial instruments - derivatives 54,800 - Payroll and related taxes 7,744 -
Other 3,366 232 Accounts payable on aquisition of
exploration blocks 552,174 2,015,565
Other 3 103
Noncurrent 2,049,670 2,023,146 Noncurrent 2,100 -
Property 12,066 7,581 Related parties 2,100 -
Intangible assets 2,037,604 2,015,565 Shareholder's equity 9,165,729 2,302,671
Capital 8,798,901 2,295,724
Revenue reserves 366,828 -
Retained earnings - 6,947
Total Asset 9,747,932 4,361,865 Total Liabilities 9,747,932 4,361,865
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7. Income Statement - R$ thousand
2008 2007
Operating income (expenses)
Exploration expenses (139,187) (1,193)
General and administrative (58,611) (17,866)
Provision for investment losses - (5,218)
Financial Revenues 791,287 51,728
Financial Expenses (37,061) (340)
Profit before income tax and social contribution 556,428 27,111
(-) Income tax and social contribution (196,544) (14,658)
Net profit for the exercise 359,884 12,453
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Number of shares 32,319,606 2,019,285,714
Profit per lot of thousand shares - R$ 11,135.16 6.17
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8. Operational Update

9. Seismic Program
Seismic Scope of Scheduled Seismic vs. Current Contracts
Company Services
Activity 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09 2Q09 3Q09 4Q09 1Q10 2Q10 Saving
Survey
2,136 km² of new 3D 1
Campos Processing month
seismic
Interpretation
Survey n.a.
676 km² of “up-lift” payment
Santos + Reprocessing
½
special reprocessing
month
Interpretation
1,900 km² of new 3D Survey
seismic
Espírito 7
Proc./Reproc.
Santo 1,700 km of new 2D seismic months
+ special reprocessing
Interpretation
672 km² of new 3D Survey 1
seismic 1 3
Pará &
385 km² of existing 3D Proc./Reproc. 1 + 2 2 months
Maranhão
seismic + special
reprocessing 2 Interpretation 1 2
Time Saving Current schedule
Seismic program ahead of schedule and below budget
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10. Exploration Drilling Campaign
Ocean Ambassador: SS ~1,000 ft Ocean Quest: SS ~3,500 ft
Arrival date: Sep. 2009 Arrival date: Oct. 2009
Max. well depth: 20,000 ft (10,000 psi) Max. well depth: 25,000 ft (15,000 psi)
Status: Contract signed Status: Contract signed
Contract period: 3 + 1 years Contract period: 2 + 1 year
Ocean Lexington: SS ~2,000 ft Sea Explorer: SS ~1,000 ft
Arrival date: Feb. 2010 Arrival date: Sep. 2009
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Max. well depth: 20,000 ft (10,000 psi) Semi- Max. well depth: 20,000 ft (10,000 psi)
Status: Contract signed Submersible Status: Contract signed
Contract period: 3 + 1 years Contract period: 2 + 1 year
Rigs – 2009 Schedule June July August September October November December
Sea Explorer Campos 1 Campos 2
Ocean Ambassador Campos 3 Campos 4
Ocean Quest Santos 2
Ocean Lexington (1)
Other (2) BMS-29
(1) Rig arrival expected in 2010
(2) Maersk operator
Four rigs secured with world-class contractors to drill all operated blocks
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11. Campos & Santos - Logistics
Rio de Janeiro
Rio das Ostras
São Paulo Jacarepaguá
Cabo Frio
Air base Rio de Janeiro
Air base
Shore base
Equipment:
Platform Supply Vessel (PSV)
Fast Supply Vessel (FSV)
Quantity: 3
Quantity: 1
Contractor: Edison Chouest
Contractor: Edison Chouest
Anchor Handling Tug Supply
(AHTS) Mid Size Helicopter
Pax transportation (air) Quantity: 2 Quantity: 2
Cargo transportation (sea) Contractor: Edison Chouest/ Contractor: Aeróleo
Norskan
Six vessels and two helicopters chartered from world-class contractors to support
drilling rig operations in the Campos and Santos basins
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12. Materials and Additional Services
Wellhead contracted for up to 51 wells
Remote Operated Vehicle – ROV*
Casing
Engineering Services
Drilling Fluid for all drilling rigs
Casing Services
Bits
All essential drilling materials, equipment and services secured
*Signed letter of intention
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13. 3D Room
State-of-the-art visualization center
Approximately 100 m2 featuring two
12,000 lumen projectors with three DLP
chips each
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14. Main 2009 events
April May June July August September October November December
Final 3D Seismic Drilling D&M Review
Campos BMS-29 well (Campos)
Drilling Final 3D Drilling Final 3D
Campos 1 well seismic PaMa Campos 3 well Seismic ES
Drilling Drilling Drilling
Campos 2 well Santos 2 well Campos 4 well
Main triggers for 2009: intense drilling campaign with six wells and an update of the
appraisal report
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