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SPECIAL HIGHLIGHT OF THE FORUM

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Media Sponsors:

Mr Alireza Sadeghabadi

CEO & Deputy Chairman of the Board, Siraf

Refineries Infrastructure Company, Iran

Dr Fereidun Fesharaki

Chairman, FGE

Mr Colin ShelleyManaging

Consultant, FGE

Mr Rusty BrazielPresident, RBN Energy, USA

IRAN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION ON THE SIRAF REFINERY PROJECT13 November 2015Join the Iran Roundtable to learn about:-• Siraf ownership and operational structure• Details of current production• The impact on condensate and naphtha

availability• Details of the potential availability of

naphtha• Plans and future activities of the

consortium companies

The Iran Roundtable will feature the following companies• Siraf Refineries Infrastructure Company• Namvaran Consulting Engineers;

Managers• Other Siraf Refinery Investors

(to be confirmed)

The Condensate & Naphtha Forum, held annually since 1996 in Asia, Middle East and Australia, has evolved into an annual “must attend” event for serious producers, buyers and sellers of Condensate and Naphtha.

Since its launch, the Condensate & Naphtha Forum has enjoyed the support of national oil companies in gas producing regions, including Emirates National Oil Company, Petronas, PTT Public Company Ltd, Pertamina, Qatar Petroleum, SKK Migas and Tasweeq.

Providing a unified platform through which attendees can obtain up-to-date market intelligence, explore commercial opportunities and foster business relations, the Condensate and Naphtha Forum has to-date attracted an international audience from 110 cities and 45 countries, including leading producers, buyers, sellers, traders, refiners, marketers and analysts, from state-owned companies in both upstream and downstream activities, oil majors and independent oil/gas companies, as well as petrochemical/feedstock and shipping companies.

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With 150 participants from countries the world over expected to attend the Condensate & Naphtha Forum 2015, the Forum will continue to provide outstanding opportunities for renewing key business contacts and establishing new alliances.

Achieve Your Key Objectives• Lead Generation• Face-to-Face Time with New Prospects

• Brand Recognition and Positioning• Demonstrating Your Track Record

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Available Sponsorship Options• Cash Sponsorships• Function Sponsorships• Audio Visual/Signage• Conference Proceedings• Delegate Gifts

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Upcoming Events• 10th Asian Bitumen 2015

23 – 24 November 2015, New Delhi, India

• LNG Supplies for Asian Markets 2016 15 – 16 March 2016,

Singapore

• Middle East Petroleum & Gas Conference April 2016, UAE

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Asia remains at the centre of global demand for condensates. Condensate production will be growing rapidly up to 2020 because of higher supplies from Iran and Australia. Iran’s condensate production and consumption are expected to change dramatically in a way which will impact the global condensate flows as well as naphtha balances.

Naphtha demand in the Middle East is expected to increase, contributing to around 20% of total oil demand growth in the region. New splitters in Iran, will likely make the Middle East a net gasoline exporter from 2017. Incremental naphtha feedstock requirements from new petrochemical plants are expected to outpace additional refinery supplies and result in low net naphtha exports from the Middle East through 2020, putting pressure on Asian naphtha markets due to its reliance on Middle East shipments.

The United States, being the newest entrant, may change the global game with more of its crude and condensate finding its way to Asian markets, either by condensate exports or condensate splitting.

Iran’s Condensate Outlook and the “Iran Roundtable” at the Forum

There are critical changes in the Iran condensate scene with the path-breaking Siraf Refinery Project, slated to be the world’s largest gas refinery complex and expected to change global condensate and naphtha balances. Iran will also become a huge supplier of naphtha which is of keen interest to Asian buyers.

A highlight of the Condensate & Naphtha Forum will be a Special Iranian Roundtable on the Siraf Refinery Park which will feature key data, project information and future plans from the leading Iranian condensate players. These important developments will not only affect the balances of naphtha and condensate being produced but will impact the Asia Pacific commercial landscape and balances of both products dramatically.

Attend the Condensate & Naphtha Forum to examine how the market movements and future direction of the industry will have an impact on your operations. Participate in thought provoking discussions and an analysis of emerging trends to formulate your strategies to deal with market transformations in the industry.

UPDATE ON THE CONDENSATE & NAPHTHA MARKETS / FOCUS ON IRAN

ATTRACTING GLOBAL PLAYERS FROM THE CONDENSATE & NAPHTHA MARKETS

REGIONS.E. ASIA

NORTH ASIA

N. & S. AMERICA/EUROPE

M.E./S. ASIA/AFRICA

AUSTRALIA

UPSTREAM

SHIPPING & OTHERS

GAS/LNG

REFINING/PETCHEM/FEEDSTOCK

NATIONAL OIL COMPANIES

TRADING & OTHER

DOWNSTREAM

INDUSTRY JOB CLASS

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FEEDSTOCK/ GAS/ENGINEERING

PROCUREMENT/FINANCE

TRADING

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

INDUSTRY PROFILEThe Forum has special importance for the following executives• Top Management - CEOs, VPs, Directors• Managers - Commercial, Business Development, Research,

Products, Feedstock, Gas Liquids, Procurement, Venture, Refinery, Asset, Marketing, Operations, Export, Chartering

• Analysts - Business, Commercial, Marketing, Petroleum, Feedstock, Contract

• Engineers - Lead, Process, Project Development, Reservoir• Traders/Brokers• Feedstock Strategists & Planners• Technologists

JOB PROFILEThe Forum will be relevant to the following industries:

• Exploration & Upstream• Condensate & Naphtha Buyers & Sellers• Condensate & Naphtha Trading• LNG, NGLs, LPG & GTL• NOC Oil & Gas• Petchemicals/Feedstock• Refineries & Other Downstream• Consultants• Shipping

• South East Asia• Middle East/South Asia/Africa• Australia• North & South America/Europe• North Asia

• Trading & Other Downstream• Upstream • Shipping & Others• Gas/LNG• Refining/Petchem/Feedstock• National Oil Companies

• Top Management• Trading• Feedstock/Gas/ Engineering• Procurement/Finance

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

DAY ONE

Thursday, 12 November 2015

0800 Registration and Welcome Coffee, Foyer

OFFICIAL OPENING & KEYNOTE ADDRESSES0900 OPENING REMARKS BY CO-CHAIRMEN

Dr Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman, FGE

Mr Colin Shelley, Managing Consultant, FGE

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

0910 The Impact of the Siraf Refineries Complex on Naphtha & Condensate Markets

Mr Alireza Sadeghabadi, CEO & Deputy Chairman of the Board, Siraf Refineries Infrastructure Company, Iran

0930 The Fragmentation of the US Condensate Markets: Splitters, Blenders, Refiners & Exporters• Emerging market for processed condensate

exports• The evolution in condensate use by blenders/

refiners• The impact of new US splitters/topping units

Mr Rusty Braziel, President, RBN Energy, USA

0950 Question & Answer

1000 Coffee Break

CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRMEN’S ADDRESSES1030 East of Suez Oil Markets in a Global

Context – Impact on Condensate Markets• Where are oil prices going? What floors/

ceilings can we expect?• Critical gas market developments impacting

condensate• How many different ways can Iran impact the

market?• What surprises lie ahead?

Dr Fereidun Fesharaki, Chairman, FGE

1115 Condensate Overview

Mr Colin Shelley, Managing Consultant, FGE, Hawaii

1145 Question & Answer

SESSION 1: ME CONDENSATE MARKETS: NOC/IOC VIEWS1155 Qatar’s Condensate & Naphtha

Development• Overview of Qatar’s Petroleum Industry &

Tasweeq• Field condensate – Production, exports,

outlook• Naphtha – Production, exports, outlook

• GTL capital of the world• Project developments in Qatar

Mr Ibrahim Al-Sulaiti, Executive Director-Marketing, Refined Products, Naphtha & Field Condensates, Tasweeq, Qatar

1220 Iran – South Pars Condensate Outlook: Update on Phase 12

Dr Hamid Akbary, Phase 12 Project Director, South Pars Gas Field Development, Petropars Ltd, Iran

1245 Question & Answer

1255 Conference Luncheon I

SESSION 2: US CONDENSATE PRODUCER’S VIEWS

1415 North America Condensate Demand vs. Naphtha Export Potential• Brief introduction to Phillips 66• US condensate supply and demand balance• Overview of domestic condensate blending,

refining and splitter demand• Current and expected state of US condensate

exports• Market dynamics of condensate supply and

demand balance• US light and heavy naphtha disposition• Phillips 66’s role in condensate and naphtha

markets

Mr Jim Webster, General Manager-Midstream Business Development & Optimization, Phillips 66, USA

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: TRENDS IN THE CONDENSATE MARKET – SUPPLY, USES & TRADE1445 Moderator: Mr Colin Shelley, Managing

Consultant, FGE.

Panelists: Speakers of the Day

1530 Coffee Break

SESSION 3: CONDENSATE SPLITTER, TRADING & PRICING OUTLOOK1600 Condensate Splitters in Japan

• Current situation of oil business in Japan– An overview of refining business in Japan:

Demand trends, capacity reduction and nuclear plants

– Dynamic changes in the crude oil market: Crude flows from Americas, FSU & Africa

• JX’s demand for condensate– Changes of domestic demand for

condensate in Japan and outlook– JX’s action

Mr Masanobu Hamada, GM, Crude Oil Trading & Shipping Department, JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation, Japan

1625 Investment in the Siraf Gas Condensate Refinery• Private sector in Iran• Namvaran introduction

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DAY TWO

• How Namvaran decided and succeeded to get involved in Siraf Park

• Namvaran execution plan for Siraf Refinery• Project management and some technical data• Plans for downstream units

Ms Parinaz Tahbaz, Business Development Director/Member of Board, Namvaran Consulting Engineers; Managers, Iran

1650 The Changing Market for Asian Naphtha in 2015• Shifts in Asian naphtha flows• Japan and its naphtha requirements• Asian naphtha pricing evolution

Mr Jonathan Nonis, Senior Managing Editor for Asia & Middle East Oil Markets, Platts, Singapore

1715 Question & Answer

1730 Close of Day One Sessions

1800 Conference Cocktails

Friday, 13 November 2015

0900 Session Chairman’s Opening Remarks

OPENING ADDRESSES0905 Naphtha & Condensate Shipping:

An Update• Recent market developments• Supply/demand picture• Tanker fleet utilization• Freight rates and earnings

Mr Geir Mjelde, Chief Executive Officer, SKS, Norway

0930 Impact of Downstream Oil Developments on Condensate & Naphtha• Condensate and naphtha lie at the

intersection of multiple markets…which are most critical?

• How are low oil prices impacting refiners?• Are higher refinery margins here to stay?• Who is building what and why?• Can gasoline again drive the oil product

market?• What does it mean for condensate and

naphtha short, mid, and long term?

Dr Jeff Brown, President, FGE

0955 Question & Answer

1005 Coffee Break

SESSION 4: TRENDS IN THE GLOBAL NAPHTHA MARKET1030 Naphtha – Feedstock of Choice for

Petrochemicals in India: Outlook, Challenges & Imperatives• Petroleum refining scenario in India• Demand/supply and naphtha scenario in India• Importance of naphtha as a petrochemical

feedstock in the Indian context• Naphtha crackers and their viability

improvement• Challenges in naphtha utilization imperatives• Future scenario

Mr Siddharta Mitra, Executive Director, Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, India

1100 Emergence of the Light-Ends Space• Birth of an overhang – Condensate, light

(tight) oil crude and light end products – LPG, naphtha and gasoline

• Impact of supply/demand balances• Pricing and market dynamics in Asia Pacific &

the ME

Mr Alan Troner, President, Asia Pacific Energy Consulting, USA

SESSION 5: PETROCHEMICALS & FEEDSTOCKS1125 Condensate as a Good Feedstock in the

Petrochemical Industry• Major petrochemical feedstocks• Gas-based or liquid-based feeds

– Which is more competitive?– Which one has precedence over the other?– Why?

• Impact of crude oil prices on natural gas and condensate

• Advantage of Iran’s petrochemical feedstock – What can it offer?

• Condensate and petro refineries• Mixed-feed olefin plants

Mr M H Peyvandi, VP, National Petrochemical Company, Iran

1150 Topic to be confirmed

Mr Mathieu Couvreur, Oil Market Analyst-Crude Valuation & Refining, Trading & Shipping, Total S.A., France

1215 Question & Answer

IRANIAN ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: SIRAF REFINERY PARK1225 Moderator: Mr Alireza Sadeghabadi, CEO &

Deputy Chairman of the Board, Siraf Refineries Infrastructure Company, Iran

Panelists: Investors of the the Siraf Refinery Park (to be confirmed)

1315 Close of Conference & Conference Luncheon II

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CONFERENCE VENUE – RASA SENTOSA RESORT & SPA, SINGAPORE

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The Conference Cocktails on 12 November 2015, the networking highlight and much awaited annual feature of the Forum, promises to offer delegates an evening of sumptuous food, an appealing locale and stimulating entertainment. To be held at the Rasa Sentosa Singapore, the evening will demonstrate the camaraderie of the participants and provide enhanced networking potential - a hallmark of the Forum.

Pleasure for the Senses & Sanctuary for the SoulSet on Siloso Beach overlooking the South China Sea, Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa, a splendid 5-star hotel, offers premium beach-front accommodation accompanied by breathtaking sea views. An ideal haven for a tropical retreat for both the corporate and leisure traveller, it offers spacious and comfortable accommodation amidst a natural landscape. With 454 beautifully appointed guestrooms, ranging from 31 to 150 sqm, the rooms are designed with the needs of different travellers in mind. Each room comes with an attached private balcony and a view of the hills, garden, pool or sea, so guests can enjoy the lush, natural surroundings.

The resort’s destination dining hotspot, Dine On 3, invites food lovers to a gastronomic discovery with cuisines around the world offered at the various restaurants and bar housed under one roof.

Facilities include a spa, gym, a free-form swimming pool with outdoor jacuzzis, a children’s pool with water slides and splash pad as well as fun recreational activities.

Come experience Singapore’s island resort only 15 minutes by taxi from Singapore’s bustling business and shopping districts, with a beautifully planned hotel that combines traditional Asian hospitality, with a modern design and features.

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