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Corporate Presentation
Unconventional Exploration In Colombia
September 18, 2014
E x p l o r i n g A B e t t e r Wa y 
S i n t a n a E n e r g y. c o m
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Colombia Focus
Upper Magdalena
 3 . 0 B i l l i o n B O Po te nt i a l
 1 . 9 B i l l i o n B O P ro v e d
 D r i l l e d D o ra d o s - 1X We l l i n 2 0 1 3
 D r i l l e d Ve rd a l - 2 X We l l i n 2 0 1 4
 Wo r k i n g o n P ro d u c t i o n L i c e n s e
fo r Ve rd a l d i s co v e r y
Middle Magdalena
 4 0 . 0 B i l l i o n B O Po te nt i a l
 4 . 0 B i l l i o n B O D i s co v e re d
 C o m p l ete d Fa r m - o u t w i t h
E x xo n M o b i l - N o v e mb e r 2 0 1 2
 Re c e i v e d E nv i ro n me nta l Pe r m i t
fo r V M M - 3 7 - J a n u a r y 2 0 1 4
 D r i l l i n g 2 U n co nv e nt i o n a l S h a l e
wells in 2014/2015
Sources: Industry published/Wood MacKenzie Database*
ANH-2012, Colombia Potential Hydrocarbon Resources
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Colombia Assets
Colombia Interests & Recoverable Resources (P50)
Middle Magdalena
Block
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Interest
Acres
VMM-4
15%
154,909
VMM-37
100%/30% (1)
43,158
TALORA
30%
34,194
COR-39
30%
95,106
COR-11
30%
176,915
Totals
Upper Magdalena
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504,282
Unconventional
Conventional
(1) Sintana - 100% of the Conventional and 30% of the Unconventional Resources,
ExxonMobil farm-in for 70% of the Unconventional Resources
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Executive Management & Directors
A highly skilled and results driven Executive Management Team and Board of Directors with significant
International operations and finance expertise
Executive Management
Keith Spickelmier - Executive Chairman,
Attorney - Capital Markets and Corporate Finance
Board of Directors
Keith Spickelmier
Douglas Manner
Douglas Manner - Chief Executive Officer,
Reservoir Engineer - Strategy and Corporate Finance
David Cherry - President & Chief Operating Officer,
Business Development
Carmelo Marrelli - Chief Financial Officer
Chartered Accountant - Compliance
Ronald MacMicken - Independent Director &
Chairman of the Audit Committee
MBA/Investment Banker/Private Investor - Energy
Bruno Maruzzo - Independent Director &
Chairman of the Compensation Committee
Engineer/MBA/Consultant - Business Development
Phillip De Gruyter - VP Exploration & SA Manager
Geoscience and Operations
Gregory Schlachter - Reservoir Engineering Manager
Reservoir Data Acquisition and Analysis
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Unconventional | Majors
S i n t a n a ’s V M M - 4 a n d
VMM-4
V M M - 3 7 j o i n t v e n t u re
VMM-37
w i t h E x xo n Mo b i l a r e
Joint Venture
l o ca te d i n t h e Sw e et
Spot of the Middle
Magdalena Basin
TALORA
COR-39
COR-11
Producing Oil Fields
SINTANA
Bogota
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Unconventional Wells | 2014/2015
SANTA ISABEL
VMM-1
2 5 + St rat o r Ho rizo nta l We lls sch e d u le d d u r in g
2 0 1 4 / 2 0 1 5 ; re ce nt t ra n sa ct io n s in clu d e :
Si ntan a farm - o u t to E x xo n Mo b i l (V M M - 3 7 )
VMM-2
o Valu e d at u p to $ 1 2 0 M (1 )
VMM-4
VMM-3
VMM-27
VMM-28
o 1 Ve rt ical/ 1 Ho rizo nta l We ll
E xxo n Mo b i l / Can ac o l (V M M - 2 – $ 7 7 4 /a cre )
o 3 St rat o r Ho rizo nta l We lls
o In it ial we ll n o w d r ille d / te ste d
VMM-37
Sh el l /Can ac o l (V M M - 3 – $ 1 ,1 4 0 /a cre )
Joint Venture
o V M M - 3 : 3 Ho rizo ntal We lls
o V M M - 2 7 : 2 Ho rizo nta l We lls
o V M M - 2 8 : 2 Ho rizo nta l We lls
Co n o c o / Can ac o l (Santa Isa b e l – $ 3 ,0 0 4 /a cre )
o valu e d at $ 1 2 2 M (2 )
o 1 3 Ve rt ical/ Ho rizo nta l we lls
Lew i s E n ergy (VMM - 1 )
Oil Fields
Proposed Drill Locations
o 3 Ho rizo ntal We lls
(1) Sintana Press Release November 12, 2012
(2) Canacol Energy Presentation- July 2013
Source: Industry published/Wood MacKenzie Database*
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Nearby Production | VMM-37
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Block
Field
Operator
Production
Mag Medio N
Cantagallo
Ecopetrol
14,831 BOPD
Prov P Norte
Liebre
Ecopetrol
2,000 BOPD
El Pinal Sur
Santos-Salina
Petrosantander
1,788 BOPD
Prov P Sur
Payoa
Ecopetrol
9,378 BOPD
Sogamoso
Sogamoso
Ecopetrol
Inactive
Las Monas
Corazon
Petrosantander
9,378 BOPD
La Rompida
Santa Rosa
Ecopetrol
200 BOPD
Mag Medio S
Llanito
Ecopetrol
2,500 BOPD
Mag Medio S
Galan
Ecopetrol
2,100 BOPD
Mag Medio S
Casabe
Ecopetrol
19,100 BOPD
Quebrada Roja
Quebrada Roja
Ecopetrol
Inactive
Lisama-Nutria
Nutria
Ecopetrol
1,000 BOEPD
La Cira Infantas
La Cira Infantas
Ecopetrol
21,400 BOPD
Production Highlights
VMM-37
Producing Fields
Block is surrounded by major oil fields; conventional and
unconventional recoverable estimates of up to 2 billion
bbls and 3 billion bbls respectively. La Cira Infantas (950
MMBO) operated by Ecopetrol is the largest oil field in
the basin.
Source: Scout Reports, June 2014*
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Middle Magdalena | VMM-37
VMM-37
November 2012, Sintana announced a farm -out to
E x xo n M o b i l w i t h a c a r r y i n t h e P h a s e I a n d P h a s e I I
d e v e l o p m e n t p r o g ra m .
VMM-4
o P h a s e I – E x xo n M o b i l w i l l c a r r y S i n t a n a f o r 1 0 0 % o n
total of two (2) wells; one (1) vertical and one (1)
h o rizo ntal wit h a min imum 4 ,0 0 0 ’ late ral (n o co st
cap-Est.$65MM).
o Phase II – first $45M of development costs ($10M to
b e r e i m b u rs e d b y S i n t a n a o u t o f 5 0 % o f N e t
Revenues), then heads -up development.
o E x xo n M o b i l i s c u r r e n t l y p r e p a r i n g l o c a t i o n s t o d r i l l
the Manati Blanco -1X (vertical) followed by the
Manati Gris -1X (horizontal) well.
Resource Potential
Unconventional and Conventional P50 unrisked
recoverable resources estimate net to Sintana of
2 1 0 M M B O a n d 5 0 . 5 M M B O r e s p e c t i v e l y. (1)
Producing Fields
Drill Locations
(1) Petrotech Engineering Ltd. - VMM-37 Resource Evaluation
Report – Effective Date: July 31, 2012
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VMM-37 Farmout |
Depth
(feet)
Sintana retains 100% interest in all Conventional
formations and 30% in the Unconventional shales in
4 3 , 1 5 8 g r o s s a c r e s ( 1 7 4 k m 2) .
o Tw o ( 2 ) w e l l s s c h e d u l e d t o b e d r i l l e d b e g i n n i n g i n Q 4 1 4 w h i c h w i l l p e n e t ra t e t h e c o n v e n t i o n a l L i s a m a
We d g e p r o s p e c t s .
o Co nve ntional se ct io n s will b e te sted if hydro carbons
8,300’
are p rese nt b efore d rilling d o wn t h ro ugh t h e d e e pe r
> 4 , 0 0 0 - fo o t C r e t a c e o u s f o r m a t i o n s ( L a L u n a , S i m i t i
a n d Ta b l a z o ) w i t h t h e h i g h - p o t e n t i a l u n c o n v e n t i o n a l
9,250’
Shale Oil.
o Core, test and evaluate unconventional formations in
13,550’
t h e so u rce -rock/shale o il an d f racture d t ight o il
sections.
15,000’
o E x xo n M o b i l w i l l t r e a t b o t h t h e v e r t i c a l a n d h o r i z o n t a l
wells with multi -stage frac jobs.
Source: Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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Unconventional | VMM-37
Unconventional Potential
Shale Formations
Parameter
VMM Tablazo
VMM La Luna Neuquén Basin
Well Depth (ft)
10,000-14,000
9,000-12,000
10000
10,000-13,000
Gross Pay (ft)
300-900
1,000-2,000
100-600
100-300
Net Pay (ft)
150-450
950-1,900
50-300
100-300
Horz. Well Cost ($M)
13+7
13+7
Vertical
6-9
Temp. Reservoir (F)
184
175
-
335
Ro Maturity
1.1
0.7-1.0
1.0-1.2
1.1-1.6
5.5-7
5-10
4-8
2-6
8
15
7-12
6-14
o Basin has significant Conventional
300
770
50-200
1100
and Unconventional recoverable
STOOIP BBL/acre
40K-80K
750K-1,500K
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75K-150K
reserves estimated at 10-40 Billion
Pressure (psi/ft)
0.65
0.55-0.80
0.65-1.0
0.55-0.73
bbls (Source: ANH, 2012).
Quartz Content (%)
5
5-15
0-50
5-26
Clay Content (%)
30
17
15-40
15-30
Moderate
Moderate
Moderate
Moderate
43 API+
26 API
40-45 API
40-60 API
TOC (%)
Eff. Porosity (%)
Perm. (nD)
Brittleness
API
Source: Industry published/Wood MacKenzie Database
Eagle Ford
o Shale age and facies analogous to
E a g l e F o r d S h a l e s ( Te x a s ) .
o 3 to 4 times thicker shale pay
sections than Eagle Ford Shales.
o VMM 37 Block has a gross shale
volume estimate of 88 million acre
feet.
Resource Potential
Unconventional P50 unrisked
recoverable resources estimate net
t o S i n t a n a o f 2 1 0 M M B O . (1)
(1) Petrotech Engineering Ltd. - VMM-37 Resource Evaluation
Report – Effective Date: July 31, 2012
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Oil Potential | VMM-37
Richest source-rock basin in the world;
same Cretaceous basin as Maracaibo,
but unexplored.
C o n v e n t i o n a l Te r t i a r y S a n d s
• Pinchouts & Structures
• Conventional Mid-Mag play
Conventional Cretaceous
• S t r u c t u r e s & C o m b i n a t i o n Tr a p s
• Fracture-enhanced Tight Oil
Limestone/Sands
Unconventional Oil Shales
• Upper Cretaceous La Luna & Lower
C r e t a c e o u s Ta b l a z o S h a l e s &
Limestones
• 1500’ & 500’ thick respectively
Source: Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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Phase I Drilling Locations | VMM-37
VMM 37 Block
+ Manati Gris-1X
+ Manati Blanco-1X
+
+
O Pedral-1
O La Coquera-1
O Bosques-1
O Bosques-3
Source: Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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Conventional | VMM-37
Two ( 2 ) l a r ge co nve nt i o n a l p ro sp e c t s an d
fo u r ( 4 ) co nve n t io n al l e ad s h ave b e e n
Cantagallo/Yarigui
Liebre
14,831 BOEPD
i d e n t if i e d o n e x i st i n g 2 D s e i s m i c .
Suerte-Santos-Sabina
4,000 BOEPD
T h e M o n o A ra ñ a - 1 , d ri l l e d b y E x xo n Mo b i l
8 0 k m s n o r t h o f V M M - 3 7 re p o rt e d 8 5 fe et
o f N e t Pay.
o F l o we d 1 , 2 4 2 b arre l s o f
d u r i n g a s h o r t t e r m t e st .
9 km
Payoa
La Salina
Sogmoso
o il
p e r d ay
o F l o we d 1 , 0 4 3 B O P D ( 2 2 o A P I ) o n a lo n g
t e r m t e st .
o I s ve r y s i m il ar t o t h e Li s a m a We d ge P l ay
Corazon
Rosa
Galan
2,100 BOPD
Llanito
2,500 BOPD
Lisama
San-Silvestre
Casabe
19,100 BOEPD
at VMM-37.
La Cira Infantas
S int a n a i s a c t ive l y p u rsu in g p o t e nt i al
p a r t n e rs fo r t h e co nve nt i o n a l e xp l o rat i o n
p ro g ra m o n V M M - 3 7 .
C o nve nt i o n a l
u n r is ke d
P50
21,400 BOEPD
re co ve rab le
r e s o u r c e e st i m at e n et t o Si n ta n a o f 5 0 . 5
M M B O . (1)
(1) Petrotech Engineering Ltd. - VMM-37 Resource Evaluation
Source: June 2014 Monthly Scout Production Reports
Report – Effective Date: July 31, 2012
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Middle Magdalena | VMM-4
VMM-4
15% carried interest through Phase II in 154,909 gross
VMM-37
acres (38,727 net).
o Large Block with Resource Potential from both
Conventional and Unconventional.
o E stablished p ro duction o n ad jace nt Blo cks o p e rated
by majors.
o December 2013, a 206 km2 3D seismic data
a c q u i s i t i o n p r o g ra m w a s c o m p l e t e d t o f u r t h e r d e f i n e
the conventional prospects and evaluate the
unconventional potential in the Cretaceous section.
Resource Potential
Unconventional unrisked P50 recoverable resources
e s t i m a t e n e t t o S i n t a n a o f 7 5 M M B O . (1)
Producing Fields
(1) Petrotech Engineering Ltd. - VMM-4 Resource Evaluation
Report – Effective Date: April 30, 2013
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Nearby Production | VMM-4
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Block
Field/Wells
Operator/JV
Production/Test
Bolivar(1)
Buturama 1-4
Global Energy
Prod 500K+ BO
Catalina-1
Global Energy
Test 7,820 BOPD
Olivo-1
Global Energy
Test 6,400 BOPD
Oso Pardo-1
Conoco/Canacol
Prod 205 BOPD
Morsa-1
Conoco/Canacol
Prod 860 BOEPD
VMM-2
Mono Arana-1
Exxon/Canacol
Test 1,043 BOPD
Fortuna
Totumal 1-5
Ecopetrol
Prod 800K+ BO
Midas-A
Chuira Field
Petronorte
Prod 45 BOPD
Tisquirama-B
Los Angeles
Petronorte
Prod 600 BOPD
Barranca
Barranca-Lebrija Ecopetrol
Prod 9 BOPD
Tisquirama
San Roque
Ecopetrol
Prod 600 BOPD
Midas-B
Acordeonero
Petronorte
Prod 2,200 BOPD
Midas-C
Zoe
Petronorte
Prod 25 BOPD
Tisquirama-A
Santa Lucia
Petronorte
Prod 300 BOPD
La Paloma
Colon
Petronorte
Prod 579 BOPD
Pavas
Pavas
Ecopetrol
Prod 47 BOPD
Toca
Chuira Field
Petronorte
Prod 45 BOPD
Santa Isabel
(1) Global Energy’s Form 51-101 reported 3P reserves of 337 MMBO
VMM-4
Source: Scout Reports, June 2014
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Drilling Activity | VMM-4
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D
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F
G
Block
Partners
Planned Wells
VMM-1
Lewis Energy
3 Horizontal
Bolivar
Global Energy
2 Horizontal
Santa Isabel
Conoco/Canacol
13 wells (horz/vert)
VMM-2
Exxon/Canacol
3 Strat/Horiz
VMM-3
Shell/Canacol
3 Horizontal
VMM-27
Shell
2 Horizontal
VMM-28
Shell
2 Horizontal
Recent Exploration Activity on Nearby Blocks
Midas – Petronorte
• Acordeonero Field/Prod in the Lower Lisama Sands
• Cumulative Prod of 205,670 BO (23 API) in Q1/14
• Acordeonero-1/Prod 102,833 BO in Q1/14
• Acordeonero-2/Appraisal Well/Drilling to 4,500’ the Lisama target is
at 8,800’ depth
Santa Isabel – Conoco/Canacol
• Oso Pardo-1/Prod 205 BOPD + 27 MSCFPD
• Morsa-1 Prod 832 BOPD + 160,000 MSCFPD
VMM-2 – Exxon/Canacol
• Mono Arana-1/Tested 1,043 BOPD
VMM-4
Source: Midas Data from Monthly Scout Report - Petronorte Group
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Nearby Production | Upper Magdalena
Talora
COR-39
COR-11
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2
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4
5
6
7
8
9
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Block
Field/Wells
Operator
Production*
Matambo
Gigante
Emerald Energy
290 BOPD
Rio Magdalena
Popa
Pacific Rubiales
3.5 MMSCFT
Mana
Mana
Interoil
1,737 BOPD
Puli
Puli
Ecopetrol
200 BOPD
Buganviles
Delta
Pacific Rubiales
100 BOPD
Abanico
Abanico
Pacific Rubiales
3,500 BOPD
Boqueron
Guando
Petrobras
11,000 BOPD
Chipalo
Chipalo
Pacific Rubiales
Suspended
San luis
Espinal
Vetra
5,000 BOPD
Ortega
Ortega
Ecopetrol
920 BOPD
Espinal
Purificacion
Perenco
1,800 BOPD
Abanico
Abanico
Pacific Rubiales
3,500 BOPD
Nearby Production Highlights
The Sintana Blocks are surrounded by several major oil
fields. The largest field in the region, Guando, Is estimated
by management to have recoverable resources of 126 MMBO
(with over 1 billion bbls in place).
Source: Scout Reports, June 2014
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Talora Block | Petrodorado
Talora
Acquired 30% interest in 34,194 gross acres (10,258
net acres).
o E x c e l l e n t c o n t r a c t t e r m s : N o X - f a c t o r, n o g o v e r n m e n t
b a c k - i n a n d l o w r o y a l t y.
o E x p l o ra t i o n t e r m i s u p t o 6 y e a r s , e x p l o i t a t i o n t e r m
is 22 years.
Producing Fields
(1) Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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Talora Block – Verdal Discovery
o The
Ve r d a l - 1 X w a s d r i l l e d i n l a t e
2010 and made a gas/condensate
discovery in the over-pressured
Te t u a n r e s e r v o i r.
o T h e Ve r d a l - 2 X w a s d r i l l e d a n d
cased to the top of the discovery
sand in December 2013.
o Wa i t i n g o n a l a r g e r r i g i n o r d e r t o
drill the deeper pay sand section
underbalanced.
o Te c h n i c a l a n a l y s i s i n d i c a t e s t h a t
t h e Te t u a n s t r u c t u re s h o u l d b e
highly productive and would most
l i ke l y c o n s i s t o f g a s - c o n d e n s a t e .
o Currently working on a production
l i c e n s e f o r t h e Ve r d a l a r e a .
Source: Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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Talora Block – Dorados-1X Well
The Dorados-1X well reached TD of
7,282’ on September 29, 2012.
o Encountered an exceptionally thick
san d-prone se q u ence wh ich was
never previously reported in the
basin.
o This new Cretaceous section, named
t h e “ D o r a d o s S a n d s ,” h a s a m e a s u r e d
depth from about 5,160 feet to
below 7,000 feet, or around 1,850
feet thick (gross).
o While drilling, this section yielded
excellent wet gas shows ~500 feet
followed by ~300 feet of light oil
shows and continued gas.
o Due to formation damage, the testing
of six (6) zones yielded limited
results, but did confirm emulsified
oil (20o API) in the Dorados Sand
section.
Source: Sintana Subsurface Team - Colombia, July 2014
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COR-39 Farm-in |
COR-39
30% farm-in interest in 95,106 gross acres (28,531 net
acres).
o 100 km of 2D seismic was acquired at a cost of
~$2.5MM net to Sintana.
o P h a s e I w o r k p r o g ra m r e q u i r e s t w o ( 2 ) w e l l s .
o D r i l l i n g p r o g ra m h a s b e e n d e l a y e d t o l a t e 2 0 1 5 .
N e t r e m a i n i n g w o r k p r o g ra m c o s t i s ~ $ 1 0 M M . ( 1)
Producing Fields
(1) Based on Sintana Net Cost Estimate
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COR-39 Development Plan
The COR-39 Block is immediately adjacent to
recently drilled Dorados -1X well in Talora block
Conchitas Deep
SE Conchitas
Orion Updip
with its new thick, quartz -rich sand (500-2000foot thickness; Cretaceous Cenomanian in age)
which is highly significant for future
Proposed location
Existing wells
Tentative leads
Firm Leads
Existing 2D Seismic
Proposed 2D Seismic
UNIA DEEP
exploration.
UNIA
UNIA HW
o Dura SS reservoir: 3 prospects and 7 leads
have been identified based on 2D seismic.
o Tetuan Limestone reservoir: 4 leads
Cumaca
identified.
Gladiador Deep
5 km
o Active Oil seeps (> 20) inner & outer of the
Cacique East
COR-39 Block is a strong evident of an active
Petroleum System.
Drilling of two (2) vertical exploration wells
currently planned for 2015.
Map Source: Canacol Energy Presentation - March 2012
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COR-11 Farm-in |
COR-11
30% farm-in interests in 176,915 gross acres (53,074
net).
o Program to acquire 155 km of 2D seismic, originally
scheduled for Q1/14 has been delayed due to
weather and other factors, no firm date yet
determined.
o One well commitment (drill, case, test, complete &
equip).
o Estimated timing is 2016.
N e t r e m a i n i n g w o r k p r o g ra m c o s t i s ~ U S $ 1 4 m i l l i o n . ( 1 )
Producing Fields
(1) Based on Sintana Net Cost Estimate
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Regional Access to Markets
E a c h o f S i n t a n a ’s f i v e ( 5 ) B l o c k s a r e n e a r t h e
main oil & gas pipelines
Ta l o r a a n d C O R B l o c k s a r e w i t h i n ~ 6 0 K m o f a n
u n d e r - s u p p l i e d B o g o t á g a s m a r ke t
G a s M a r ke t : G a s i s c o n s i d e r e d h i g h l y c o m m e r c i a l .
Pipeline Capacity: ~95 MBOPD*
Peak Throughput: ~70 MBOPD*
Available Capacity: ~25 MBOPD*
E xp e cted Gas T ie - in is Ch ico ral P ip e line
G o o d r o a d i n f ra s t r u c t u r e a n d a c c e s s t o a l l b l o c k s
*MBOPD = Estimated Million Barrels of Oil Per Day
Source: Industry published/Wood MacKenzie Database*
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Corporate Finance
March
2011
$21.1 Million Bought-deal Private Placement Underwritten by:
Analyst Coverage
Co-lead:
Syndicate
Included:
March
2012
$9.2 Million Bought-deal Private Placement Underwritten by:
Co-lead:
Syndicate
Included:
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Capital Structure | Ownership
Capital Structure
Ownership Breakdown
Issued and Outstanding
311M
Options Outstanding
21M
Warrants Outstanding
NIL
Fully Diluted
332M
Gross Acres
504K
Net Acres
158K
52 Week High/Low
$0.23/$0.07
Market Capitalization
$48M
29%
42%
10%
19%
Institutions
Funds
Management
Retail
Source: Sintana Energy as of September 18, 2014
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Contact Information
Sintana Energy Inc. – USA Office
6860 North Dallas Parkway, Suite 200,
Plano, TX. USA 75024
Douglas Manner, CEO/Director
C: 832.279.4913
Keith Spickelmier, Executive Chairman
C: 713.248.5981
Sintana Energy Inc. – S.A. Operations
Avenida 9 No. 113-52
Oficina 1804, Torres Unidas II
Bogotá D.C., Colombia
i n f o @ s i n t a n a e n e r g y. c o m
S i n t a n a E n e r g y. c o m
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