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AGM 14 May 2008

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2007: A year of significant progress2007: A year of significant progress

• Exploration activity further de-risks the project

• 750km of Controlled Source Electromagnetic (CSEM)data acquired over 12 prospects

• 9,950 km of additional 2D infill seismic data acquired

• Over 33,000kms of new seismic in total

“A landmark deal”

• Farmout to BHP Billiton announced

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Maurice EwingBank

MalvinasBasin

16 wells4 oil disc.

MagallanesBasinP+P

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South & East Falklands Basin: locationSouth & East Falklands Basin: location

FOGLacreage

TheFalklandIslands

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Scale: Huge licence areaScale: Huge licence area – – 48,853km48,853km 22

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Prospects and leads mapProspects and leads map

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Multiple Play typesMultiple Play types

CretaceousFan Play

Multiple independent play types = significant risk diversification

e.g. Toroa & Lutra e.g. Loligo &, Nimrod

e.g. Hersilia & Quest

e.g. Thulla & Endurance

e.g. Undine

CretaceousFan Play

TertiaryChannel Play

CretaceousOnlap Play

SpringhillPlay

FoldbeltPlay

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Significant PotentialSignificant Potential

• TRACS estimate top 10 prospects have potential to hold more than 10

billion boe of prospective resources.

• FOGL latest estimate is over *10 billion boe (mean, un-risked resource)

• A further 90 prospects and leads have been identified and mapped

• Combined potential of all prospects and leads is >*60 billion boe

• Individual prospects, within the top 10, have mean reserves of between250 million and 3.5 billion barrels

Independent verification of resource estimates

* mean, un-risked resources (i.e. recoverable reserves)

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Successful CSEM surveySuccessful CSEM survey

• 7 CSEM lines acquired

• Over 750 kms of data• 12 prospects surveyed• 7 posit ive anomalies• 3 negative• 2 prospects too deep for

technique

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Positive CSEM anomalies

Caird Nimrod

Positive CSEM anomalies within the Tertiary Channel Play

GarrodiaWater Depth: 1,400mDepth to Reservoir 2,700 m

NimrodWater Depth: 1,500mDepth to Reservoir 2,900 m

Garrodia

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LoligoLoligo

Loligo is one of a number ofprospects and leads within theTertiary Channel Play.

• Strong seismic DHIs• Positive CSEM anomaly

Loligo has most likely reservesof 3.5 billion barrels (un-risked)

Seismic amplitude mapof Loligo and Nautilus

Loligo

Nautilus

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Toroa prospectToroa prospect

Toroa is a prospect within theCretaceous Onlap Play.

Toroa has most likely reserves of1.4 billion barrels (un-risked)

Top sand amplitude,with depth (m) overlay

Positive CSEM anomaly over

the Toroa prospect

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Thulla prospectThulla prospect

Thulla

Thulla is a prospect within theSpringhill Play.

Thulla has most likely reserves

of 630 million barrels (un-risked)

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BHP BillitonBHP Billiton

• BHPB Petroleum accounts for 1/5 ofBHBP Group operating profits

• Current production 380,000 boped

• Proven reserves: 1.35 billion boe

• Probable reserves: 2.24 billion boe

• Planned 2008 exploration spend $700MM• Current E&P focus: Gulf of Mexico and

Western Australia

• New Ventures focus: Offshore Columbia,

Malaysia and The Falklands

An E&P player withthe power and thereach of a super-major

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BHP Billiton FarmBHP Billiton Farm --In AgreementIn Agreement• Commitment to drill a minimum of two exploration wells within 3 years

• Underlines quality of exploration potential

• Acquired 51% interest and operatorship

• Paid $12.75 million and will pay 68% of the drilling programme costs

• Extensive deep water drilling experience

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Drilling ProgrammeDrilling Programme – – a number of optionsa number of options

1. Minimum 2 well exploration programmecommitted to by BHP Billiton

2. 2 additional exploration &/or appraisal welllocations under consideration

3. BHPB actively seeking a rig

4. Rig options: – Direct contract with rig owner – Sub-let on an existing contract – Timeshare/swap with another Oil Company

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2008: preparation for drilling2008: preparation for drilling

• Complete seismic & CSEM analysis and prospect evaluation

• Select best prospects for drilling and order of wells

• Select drilling locations, including potential appraisal well locations

• Select and contract rig

• Logistics planning: order long-lead equipment

• Conduct site surveys

• Complete well planning and gain FIG well consents

• Submit Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to FIG

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Undervalued compared to our peersUndervalued compared to our peers• FOGL is currently significantly undervalued compared to the other Falkland explorers.

This differential is not supported by the underlying technical case

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• Largest drillable prospects: 500 million bbls - 3.5 billion bbls

• Most upside: Resource potential & number of prospects & leads• Independently verified resource potential

• Multiple independent play types (spreads risk)

• De-risked prospects:

– Positive CSEM results & strong seismic DHIs

• BHPB is a very credible farminee, with access to rigs

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OutlookOutlook

• FOGL is poised to participate in the first drilling campaign in the basin

• Preparation work for drilling in progress

• Site surveys expected to be carried out in second half 2008

• We anticipate that exploration drilling will commence in 2009

“ FOGL is now within touching distance of realising the potential ofwhat is probably one of the most exciting high impact explorationprojects currently being undertaken anywhere in the world”

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