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<strong>INVESTOR</strong><br />

<strong>PRESENTATION</strong><br />

NOVEMBER 2016<br />

A Latin American Producer & Explorer<br />

www.amerisurresources.com


Disclaimer<br />

IMPORTANT NOTICE<br />

These presentation materials do not constitute or form part of any offer for sale or<br />

subscription or any solicitation for any offer to buy or subscribe for any securities nor<br />

shall they or any part of them form the basis of or be relied upon in connection with any<br />

contract or commitment whatsoever. No responsibility or liability whatsoever is<br />

accepted by any person for any loss howsoever arising from any use of, or in<br />

connection with, these presentation materials or their contents or otherwise arising in<br />

connection therewith.<br />

These presentation materials may contain forward-looking statements relating to the<br />

future prospects, developments and strategies of Amerisur Resources plc (the<br />

"Company"), which are based on directors' current expectations and assumptions and<br />

involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results,<br />

performance or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such<br />

statements. Each forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date of the<br />

particular statement and, except as required by law or regulations to which the<br />

Company is subject, the Company disclaims any obligation to update any such<br />

forward-looking statement to reflect future events or developments.<br />

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FULL CYCLE E&P<br />

AMERISUR<br />

· Strong financial position<br />

· Solid, low opex production base<br />

· Diverse portfolio of near term assets with strategic position in under-explored<br />

Putumayo<br />

· Strategic infrastructure in OBA pipeline system into Ecuador<br />

· 10 wells in next 15-18 months, fully funded, to convert resources into reserves<br />

and increase production<br />

· Diversify production base from 1 to 3 fields by 2018<br />

· Broad portfolio of longer term exploration assets<br />

· Strong management team<br />

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INTRODUCTION<br />

COLOMBIA MACRO ECONOMICS<br />

• Strong democratic tradition, winning independence in 1819<br />

• Produced an average of 1,005,400 barrels of crude oil per day in 2015<br />

• President Santos has been in office since 2010 and was previously Minister of<br />

Defence<br />

• State Visit to UK November 2016<br />

• 24 August 2016: peace deal between Colombia Government and FARC<br />

– Result of four years of formal negotiations<br />

– Should lead to lower levels of violence, better security of infrastructure and<br />

improved operating environment<br />

– Vote on 2 nd October – “No” to original agreement<br />

• Opposition and Government united to formulate sustainable peace agreement<br />

• Months not years<br />

• FARC ceasefire continues<br />

• ELN now in formal peace talks<br />

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STRATEGY<br />

WHY PUTUMAYO?<br />

• Proven oil basin with light to heavy oil gradation in excellent reservoirs<br />

• Big field potential in Colombian terms (+60 MMBO recoverable per field)<br />

• Under explored with offset data from neighbouring Ecuadorian producing fields<br />

• Previous Constraints:<br />

– Security<br />

• Peace process – Physical Security is no longer an issue<br />

– Isolation<br />

• Amerisur road<br />

• Increased Government spend<br />

• New solutions and technology including fluvial transport<br />

– High cost of transport to market - Trucking<br />

• OBA – a unique advantage<br />

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WHERE WE WILL BE<br />

STRATEGY TO 2019<br />

• Focus on Putumayo growth with Llanos Basin acreage as a non operated hedge<br />

• Maximise value from producing assets<br />

• Grow Production and OBA throughput<br />

• Convert contingent resources into reserves – Infill drilling, efficiency & OBA<br />

• Convert prospective resources into reserves - exploration drilling<br />

• Broaden production base to at least 3 fields<br />

• Advance light oil prospects first, followed by heavy oil<br />

• Continue focused acquisitions in Putumayo which have strategic fit<br />

• Target 20,000 barrels net per day by end 2019<br />

• Multiple financing options available to fund growth<br />

6


STRATEGY<br />

ECUADOR AND COLOMBIA FIELD DENSITY<br />

Under Explored<br />

Very Lightly Explored<br />

Lightly Explored<br />

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INTRODUCTION<br />

COLOMBIA ASSET SUMMARY MAP<br />

• Platanillo 100% Operator<br />

• Coati 100 / 60%* Operator<br />

• PUT-12 60% Operator<br />

• PUT-8 50%<br />

• PUT-30 50%<br />

• CPO-5 30%<br />

Putumayo<br />

Portfolio<br />

OBA<br />

Cluster<br />

PUT 30<br />

Andaquies<br />

A-30<br />

Complex<br />

Tacacho<br />

• Andaquies 100% Operator<br />

Platanillo<br />

• Tacacho 49.5%<br />

• Fenix 100% Operator<br />

Coati<br />

PUT 8<br />

PUT 12<br />

9 blocks<br />

OBA<br />

666,988 Ha Gross<br />

345,309 Ha Net<br />

*Amerisur owns 100% of the Temblon discovery area. Canacol is farming into 40% WI in the exploration area.<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PLATANILLO GEOLOGY AND RESERVES / RESOURCES<br />

• Produced 6.98 MMBO* to date<br />

• U Sand Principal Reservoir – 31° API<br />

• T Sand proven oil – Upside - 34º - 38° API<br />

• N Sand proven oil – Upside -19° API<br />

• 1P reserves of 15.2MMBO<br />

• 2P reserves of 23.7MMBO<br />

• Current production +/-4,500BOPD<br />

• Targeting 2016 exit production rate of<br />

7,200 BOPD<br />

INFILL 4<br />

INFILL 9<br />

INFILL 5<br />

Well North Area 2<br />

Well North Area 1<br />

* As at 31 st August 2016<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

Spectral Decomposition – 35 hz<br />

PLATANILLO – UPSIDE PROVEN IN N SAND<br />

PLATANILLO<br />

Attribute analysis very encouraging<br />

PUT 8<br />

• Strong N sand development in<br />

central and northern parts of the<br />

block – much stronger than<br />

southern area (which produced 400BOPD)<br />

• Building appraisal programme<br />

Pad 2N<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PLATANILLO – SUMMARY OF FUTURE UPSIDE<br />

Area Next Steps Upside Potential<br />

U sand Development<br />

T sand Development<br />

N sand Appraisal &<br />

Development<br />

Appraisal of North<br />

Independent Closure<br />

Appraisal of subsidiary<br />

structures West<br />

Northern section 3D seismic<br />

Infill and continued extension<br />

to the north Plat-22<br />

Dual or re-completion once U<br />

sand depletes<br />

Seismic analysis and model<br />

refinement underway – very<br />

encouraging to date<br />

Structure looks fine on 3D.<br />

May coincide with N sand<br />

appraisal<br />

Libélula-1 suspended at<br />

7,850ft - technical issues<br />

Platanillo North 3D seismic<br />

completed – more faults,<br />

structures may be<br />

compartmentalised<br />

Light oil, good production<br />

rates, excellent reservoir<br />

Important prize , excellent<br />

reservoir– tested and proven<br />

Estimated greater than<br />

100MMBBL OOIP potential<br />

Probably post 2017<br />

Post Put-8 North drilling<br />

Useful bolt on reserves for<br />

later<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PLATANILLO ACTIVITY PLAN AND CAPEX<br />

Forward programme<br />

• Drilling<br />

– 2 infill wells – 1 completed, Platanillo-8 (400 BOPD)<br />

– Up to 2 wells North Area (step out)<br />

• Platanillo-21 to spud in November<br />

– Capex $4MM per well<br />

• Production<br />

– Construction 10KBO Tank PAD5<br />

• Completion November 2016<br />

– Interconnection PAD5 – PAD9 Oil Transfer<br />

• Construction to begin year end<br />

– Electric Interconnection PAD3 – PAD1<br />

• Studies underway<br />

– Workovers and recompletions<br />

• Underway – Plat-20 recompletion (720BOPD)<br />

– Capex


OBA CLUSTER<br />

OBA PIPELINE OPERATIONAL<br />

• OBA is operating, exporting Platanillo crude from Pad 9S to Amer facilities in<br />

VHR Station<br />

• 1,500 BOPD currently<br />

• Ramp up to 5,000BOPD in next weeks<br />

• De-bottlenecking project underway in Ecuador<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

OBA DE-BOTTLENECKING FOCUS<br />

OCP > 250 kBOPD available<br />

SOTE currently ± 10 kBOPD available<br />

De-bottleneck focus<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

OBA PIPELINE CAPACITY AND FUTURE STRATEGY<br />

• Initial post-commissioning volume ± 1,500 BOPD<br />

• Agreed minimum volume 5,000 BOPD<br />

• Design Volume (OBA & VHR reception) 50,000 BOPD 18,000BOPD pumping<br />

capacity installed<br />

• Lago Agrio<br />

• SOTE or OCP (segregated transport)<br />

• Total capacity


OIL COMMERCIALISATION<br />

OIL PRICES – 2013 TO 2016 (WITH VOLUMETRIC COMPENSATION ESTIMATED)<br />

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OIL COMMERCIALISATION<br />

TRANSPORT COSTS<br />

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OIL COMMERCIALISATION<br />

TRANSPORT COSTS VS. PRICE<br />

Average Price (Jul-Sep/16)<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PUT-8 BORDERS PLATANILLO TO THE WEST – PRODUCTION THROUGH OBA<br />

• PUT-8 (North)<br />

• Platanillo Style Play 2% X Factor<br />

• “Platanillo West” Light Oil Structural<br />

Trap – Platanillo analogue<br />

• 3D seismic mapping gives high<br />

confidence<br />

• P50 4MMBO (net) recoverable<br />

• Central part can be drilled from<br />

Platanillo License area<br />

• Easily tied back to low cost OBA<br />

transport<br />

• PUT-8 (South)<br />

• N Sand Play 2% X Factor<br />

• Cohembi field (ECP) holds 126MMBO<br />

in place<br />

Water injection is underway to<br />

increase RF to 25%<br />

• Luzon-1 discovered oil<br />

• Cohembi/Luzon potential likely<br />

to extend into Put-8<br />

• 2D analysis indicates a very large N<br />

Sand amplitude anomaly in Put-8<br />

South >150MMBO*<br />

Programme – Platanillo West Well<br />

Programme – N Sand Anomally Well<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PUT-12 GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES<br />

Summary<br />

• Amerisur 60% working interest and<br />

Operator – 29% X Factor<br />

PLATANILLO<br />

COLOMBIA<br />

Ecuador<br />

Peru<br />

Brazil<br />

PLATANILLO PUT-12<br />

Geology<br />

• 55,000Ha – 5x bigger than Platanillo<br />

• Similar geology to Platanillo<br />

• 9 leads on the existing seismic with<br />

the potential for 185 to 465 MMBO of<br />

gross resources<br />

PUT 12<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PUT-12 STRATEGY, ACTIVITY PLAN AND CAPEX<br />

2D Seismic:<br />

• Stage 1 - Underway<br />

– West of block (nearest structures)<br />

– 119.7 km<br />

– EIA for Lead 1<br />

COLOMBIA<br />

Ecuador<br />

Peru<br />

Brazil<br />

PLATANILLO PUT-12<br />

• Stage 2 – 2017<br />

– Eastern and southern areas<br />

– 152.3 km<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

PUT-12 STRATEGY, ACTIVITY PLAN AND CAPEX<br />

Initial Drilling Focus:<br />

• Lead 1<br />

PLATANILLO<br />

Ecuador<br />

COLOMBIA<br />

Peru<br />

Brazil<br />

– Proximity and similarity to Platanillo<br />

Field – P50 106MBO<br />

– EIA studies Underway<br />

– 2 wells in 2017<br />

• Lead 6<br />

1<br />

PUT 12<br />

PLATANILLO PUT-12<br />

3<br />

– Appears to be continuation of<br />

Blanca Field in Ecuador – P50<br />

47MBO<br />

6<br />

• Lead 3<br />

– Trap door structure, large area,<br />

potential Stratigraphic component<br />

– P50 82MBO<br />

* Management estimates<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

COATI GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES<br />

• U & T structural trap tested in 3 wells<br />

• Currently estimated at 16MMBO<br />

contingent resources (best case)<br />

• Caballos hydrodynamic trap<br />

• Currently estimated at 7.2MMBO*<br />

prospective resources (low case)<br />

• O% X Factor<br />

• Exploitation area 100% Amerisur<br />

* Management estimates<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

COATI STRATEGY AND ACTIVITY PLAN<br />

10.5 Km 2D<br />

Exploration<br />

Area<br />

1<br />

6<br />

5<br />

2016/2017 Programme<br />

• Complete Consulta Previa<br />

• LTT Coati 1<br />

• 3D seismic<br />

– 2 programmes, Temblon &<br />

Exploration Area<br />

• Temblon Appraisal well 1<br />

• US$7MM carry<br />

37 Km² 3D<br />

Exploration<br />

Area<br />

7<br />

4<br />

2<br />

3<br />

115 Km² 3D<br />

Temblon<br />

Area<br />

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LLANOS BASIN<br />

CPO-5 GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES<br />

• New 3D data interpreted<br />

• Objective rich with good seismic and<br />

well data<br />

• Costs reduced significantly<br />

• 2 back to back A3 wells before May<br />

2017<br />

• May – August 2016: tested well Loto-1<br />

in Upper Mirador – L4/L5<br />

– Not economic stand alone but useful<br />

bolt on production potential from Loto<br />

Mirador<br />

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A-30 COMPLEX<br />

PUTUMAYO-30 GEOLOGY AND POTENTIAL<br />

Play<br />

Area<br />

(acres)<br />

Net pay<br />

(ft)<br />

Phi<br />

(%)<br />

Sw<br />

FVF<br />

OOIP (MM<br />

bbl)<br />

RF<br />

Resource (Gross<br />

MMbbl)<br />

P90 19000 60 0.17 0.48 1.08 724 0.10 72.4<br />

P50 30000 89 0.21 0.38 1.05 2,497 0.18 449.5<br />

P10 60000 125 0.25 0.25 1.03 10,102 0.25 2,525.5<br />

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A-30 COMPLEX<br />

ANDAQUIES GEOLOGY<br />

• 6 prospects and leads – all 2D<br />

• 2 reservoirs<br />

• OOIP – 263MMBO*<br />

• Unrisked resource 73MMBO*<br />

Programme – 1 well and Seismic<br />

acquisition in 2017 - 2018<br />

* Management estimates<br />

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TACACHO<br />

TACACHO GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES<br />

Heavy oil on the Putumayo<br />

Basin Fringe<br />

• Very large prospects<br />

– Heavy oil trend similar to<br />

Llanos and ITT discovery<br />

in Ecuador<br />

– Challenging logistically<br />

– Activity and spend will<br />

be pushed out to<br />

2017/2018<br />

Resources – Pepino Only<br />

Leads<br />

Area<br />

(acres)<br />

Net pay<br />

(ft)<br />

Phi (%) Sw FVF OOIP (MM bbl) RF<br />

Resource<br />

MMbbl<br />

Tacacho Norte 12480 53 0.20 0.35 1.1 606 0.20 121.0<br />

Tacacho Sur 24756 53 0.20 0.35 1.1 1,203 0.20 241.0<br />

Total 1,809 362<br />

Amerisur (PDSA) Net Share 895 179<br />

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SUMMARY – TOTAL ACTIVITY AND CAPEX PLAN TO END 2017<br />

AMERISUR RESOURCES PLC / AMERISUR COLOMBIA<br />

DRILLING CAMPAIGN<br />

CAPEX (TOTAL<br />

AMER)<br />

100% COST<br />

PLATANILLO: P-19 / Pad 3N 4.000.000 4.000.000<br />

PLATANILLO: P-21 / Pad 2N 4.000.000 4.000.000<br />

PLATANILLO: P-22 / Pad 2N 4.000.000 4.000.000<br />

PLATANILLO: P-IF1 / Pad xN 4.000.000 4.000.000<br />

PUT 12: PT-01 / Lead A 4.800.000 8.000.000<br />

PUT 12: PT-02 / Lead A 3.600.000 6.000.000<br />

PU8-1 3.750.000 7.500.000<br />

PU8-2 3.250.000 6.500.000<br />

COATI-1 4.800.000 6.000.000<br />

36.200.000<br />

SEISMIC<br />

CAPEX (TOTAL<br />

AMER)<br />

100% COST<br />

SEISMIC COATI 12.000.000 12.000.000<br />

ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT<br />

12.000.000<br />

CAPEX (TOTAL<br />

AMER)<br />

100% COST<br />

COATI - LONG TERM TEST 1.000.000 1.000.000<br />

1.000.000<br />

AMERISUR RESOURCES PLC / PETRODORADO<br />

DRILLING CAMPAIGN<br />

CAPEX (TOTAL<br />

AMER)<br />

100% COST<br />

CPO5-05 / EXPLORATORY-1 1.500.000 5.000.000<br />

CPO5-06 / EXPLORATORY-2 1.500.000 5.000.000<br />

3.000.000<br />

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Operated blocks<br />

Non-operated blocks<br />

ACTIVITY PLAN<br />

10 WELLS IN NEXT 15-18 MONTHS<br />

Q3 2016 Q4 2016 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 2017<br />

Platanillo<br />

Seismic analysis<br />

Drilling P-21, P-22, P-IF1<br />

Coati<br />

Complete Consulta Previa<br />

LTT Coati 1<br />

Temblon & Exploration 3D<br />

Temblon Appraisal Well<br />

N-Sand seismic analysis<br />

Drill P-22<br />

Consulta Previa<br />

Drill P-21<br />

LTT Coati 1<br />

Drill P-IF 1<br />

Temblon 3D<br />

Drill Temblon<br />

Put-12<br />

Seismic Acquisition &<br />

process<br />

Drilling Lead 1, Lead 2 Plus<br />

1 well<br />

Stage 1 2D seismic - West<br />

Stage 2 2D seismic – East & South<br />

Drill Lead 1 Drill Lead 2<br />

Put-8<br />

Seismic analysis<br />

Drill 1 well<br />

Put-8 seismic analysis<br />

Drill Put-8<br />

CPO-5<br />

Drilling 2 A3 wells<br />

Drill Mari 1 Drill Sol 1<br />

Tacacho<br />

Technical Studies<br />

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FULLY FUNDED WORK PROGRAM TO PROFITABLY GROW PRODUCTION AND RESERVES<br />

INVESTMENT CASE<br />

Strong financial position<br />

• Cash of $51m as at 30 June 2016<br />

• Competitively priced RBL undrawn - $60m available<br />

Low opex, high quality oil production from Platanillo<br />

• 1P reserves of 15.2MMBO, 2P reserves of 23.7MMBO<br />

• Targeting 2016 exit production rate of 7,200 BOPD<br />

• Targeting 2017 average 9,000 BOPD<br />

• Built and owns strategic OBA interconnector pipeline to RODA Ecuador<br />

• Opex & Transport/bbl $15, operational netbacks $30 /bbl assuming $45 oil<br />

Fully funded work program to increase production and reserves<br />

• Contingent Resources: CPO5 13.39 MMBO<br />

• Prospective Resources: Platanillo 57.8 MMBO Coati 23.2 MMBO; CPO5 39.08 MMBO<br />

• 10 wells in next 15-18 months – 3 on Platanillo, 1 on Put-8, 2 on Put-12, long term test at Coati, 2<br />

on CPO-5, Coati appraisal well, and an additional Put-8 or Put-12 well<br />

Exploration portfolio of more then 26 prospects and unrisked mean prospective resources of 518<br />

MMBO<br />

£278m of value created by current management team - £360m market cap, £81.5m equity raised<br />

Experienced Board and management based in Colombia<br />

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Additional Materials<br />

ANNEXES<br />

32<br />

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ORGANIZATION<br />

OUR BUSINESS IN COLOMBIA<br />

AMERISUR RESOURCES PLC<br />

AMERISUR EXPLORACION<br />

COLOMBIA LIMITED<br />

US$7MM<br />

PETRODORADO SOUTH AMERICA<br />

S.A.<br />

US$7MM<br />

PLATINO ENERGY (BARBADOS)<br />

CORP.<br />

AMERISUR EXPLORACION<br />

COLOMBIA LIMITADA (Sucursal)<br />

Tax Losses<br />

USD$57MM<br />

(approx.)<br />

PETRODORADO SOUTH<br />

AMERICA S.A. (Sucursal)<br />

Tax Pools<br />

USD$24MM<br />

(approx.)<br />

PLATINO ENERGY (BARBADOS)<br />

CORP. (Sucursal)<br />

Platanillo<br />

100%<br />

PUT-12<br />

60%<br />

Tacacho<br />

49,5%<br />

CPO5<br />

30%<br />

Coatí<br />

100%<br />

PUT – 8<br />

50%<br />

Andaquies<br />

100%<br />

PUT-30<br />

50%<br />

Fenix<br />

100%<br />

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IN COUNTRY TEAM<br />

GERENTE GENERAL<br />

AMERISUR EXPLORACION COLOMBIA LIMITADA<br />

CARLOS ANDRES MARTINEZ BONILLA<br />

Gerente Técnico y<br />

de Operaciones<br />

J. Velasco<br />

Gerencia Administrativa y<br />

Financiera<br />

F. Rueda<br />

Gerente H.S.E.Q., Comunidades y<br />

Talento Humano<br />

S. Ramírez<br />

Gerente de<br />

Geología y<br />

Geofísica<br />

Ingeniero Sénior<br />

Operaciones<br />

Producción (2)<br />

Ingeniero<br />

Perforación &<br />

WO (2)<br />

Gerente de<br />

Seguridad<br />

Controller<br />

Contadora<br />

SFA<br />

G. Thornton<br />

PWC<br />

Jefe RSC y<br />

Relaciones<br />

Institucionales<br />

Ingeniero<br />

TIC<br />

Coordinador<br />

Ambiental<br />

Coord.<br />

HSQ<br />

Líder de<br />

Compras y<br />

Contratos<br />

Lideres de<br />

Geología<br />

[2]<br />

Ingeniera Jr.<br />

Produccion<br />

Ingeniero<br />

Yacimientos<br />

Supervisor<br />

General de<br />

Seguridad<br />

Contador<br />

Sénior<br />

Tesorera<br />

IMIX<br />

R. Salgado<br />

Deloitte<br />

Coordinador<br />

Gestion Social<br />

Asistente IT<br />

& G.<br />

Documental<br />

Líder de<br />

Logística<br />

Integral<br />

Geologos<br />

[2]<br />

Ingeniero de<br />

Jefe de campo<br />

Coordinadora<br />

de Seguridad<br />

Analista<br />

Contable<br />

[2]<br />

Recepción<br />

Asistente de<br />

Gerencia<br />

Servicios<br />

Generales<br />

Gestor de<br />

Compras y<br />

Contratos<br />

(2)<br />

Coordinador de<br />

Operaciones de<br />

Producción<br />

Gestor<br />

Operacional<br />

Asistente<br />

Contable<br />

[2]<br />

Auxiliar de<br />

archivo<br />

contable<br />

Supervisores<br />

de Producción<br />

[6]<br />

DO – TH – 001<br />

Versión: 1<br />

Fecha actualización: 15-08-2016<br />

Coordinador<br />

Logístico Entregas<br />

[2]<br />

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AMERISUR PARTNERS IN COLOMBIA<br />

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OBA CLUSTER<br />

COATI GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES – STRUCTURE TEMBLON<br />

Unit<br />

ÁREA<br />

(acre)<br />

NET PAY<br />

(ft)<br />

Phi (%) SW (%) FV<br />

OOIP (MM<br />

Bbls)<br />

Prospective Resources (MMBls)<br />

FR (%)<br />

0.25 0.30 0.35<br />

Caballos 2403 20 0.14 0.38 1.12 28.89 7.2 8.7 10.1<br />

Unit<br />

ÁREA<br />

(acre)<br />

NET PAY<br />

(ft)<br />

Phi (%) SW (%) FV<br />

OOIP (MM<br />

Bbls)<br />

Contingent Resources (MM bls)<br />

RF (%)<br />

0.25 0.30 0.35<br />

ARENA U 6327 10 0.14 0.13 1.12 53.38 13.3 16.0 18.7<br />

* Management estimates<br />

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A-30 COMPLEX<br />

ANDAQUIES RESOURCE POTENTIAL<br />

Leads<br />

Area<br />

(acres)<br />

Net pay<br />

(ft)<br />

Phi (%) Sw FVF OOIP (MM bbl) RF<br />

Resource (Gross<br />

MMbbl)<br />

Andaquies-Caballos - StratTrap 5200 50 0.25 0.25 1.15 198 0.30 59.5<br />

Andaquies-Tardigrado - Updip Neme 450 45 0.2 0.35 1.15 11 0.30 3.3<br />

Andaquies-Tardigrado-Backthrust2CAB 600 45 0.2 0.25 1.15 17 0.30 5.0<br />

Andaquies-Lead E Neme 550 45 0.2 0.35 1.1 16 0.30 4.8<br />

Andaquies-Lead E Caballos 550 45 0.2 0.25 1.15 17 0.30 5.1<br />

Andaquies-Lead S Caballos 1800 45 0.2 0.25 1.15 40 0.30 12.0<br />

Andaquies-Lead S Neme 1800 45 0.2 0.35 1.1 43 0.30 13.0<br />

Andaquies-Marmota - Caballos Subthrust 1300 80 0.2 0.25 1.1 47 0.30 14.1<br />

Andaquies-Cachalote Updip 450 50 0.35 0.25 1.15 21 0.30 6.4<br />

Total 411 123.2<br />

Amerisur internal estimates<br />

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PARAGUAY<br />

PARAGUAY ASSET SUMMARY MAP<br />

• San Pedro<br />

– Coronel Oviedo, Lima, Santa Helena and<br />

Cary potential reservoirs<br />

– 460km 2D acquired<br />

– Jaguareté-1 exploration well drilled in 2016<br />

– Unrisked Resources – 620MMBO – under review<br />

• Western Blocks under negotiation (Las<br />

Palmas, Coronillo and Espartillar)<br />

– Yacoraite Fault Traps and Onlap (tilted<br />

blocks and stratigraphic)<br />

– Interpreting 1590 km reprocessed 2D seismic<br />

No material Capex spend until end 2017<br />

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PARAGUAY<br />

A TECHNICAL LOOK AT JAGUARETE-1 WELL<br />

• Started on 22 April 2016<br />

• Reached total depth of 8,626 ft<br />

• Positive indications of oil and gas in<br />

potential reservoir sections<br />

• Drilled on budget and safely<br />

• Target formations:<br />

– Santa Elena<br />

– Lima<br />

– Both tight at this location<br />

• Reservoir samples under analysis<br />

• 18 month technical study (end 2017)<br />

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CSR<br />

CSR AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS<br />

We have been committed to intensive social work, creating productive and sustainable projects<br />

Built a multi – function play and<br />

meeting area<br />

A clean, potable water supply<br />

was designed and installed<br />

Solar panels were<br />

installed in the homes<br />

of 300 families<br />

Built a classrooms and<br />

sanitary/bathroom unit<br />

Social Management is the key to success with Peace breaking out<br />

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CSR<br />

CSR AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS<br />

Social Management is the key to success with Peace breaking out<br />

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