A Road Less Traveled: Mariner's Journey Through Capital Markets & Strategic Transactions November 15, 2005 |
Chronology Trafalgar House - 1983 Hardy Oil & Gas - 1989 Mariner 1.0: Enron/JEDI - 1996 Mariner 1.5: Enron Bankruptcy - 2001 Mariner 2.0: Riverstone/ACON - 2004 Mariner 3.0: Private Placement (144A) - 2005 Mariner 4.0: Proposed Forest GOM Merger - 1Q06 |
Organization Chart |
Proved Reserves (Bcfe) As of 12/31/04 237 Bass Lite 34 As of 12/31/04 271 (pro forma) Proved reserves 65% gas and 39% developed; 66% operated by Mariner Reserve to production ratio of 8.2 3-year F&D: $1.77 (for FYE04); 3-year reserve replacement: 173% (for FYE04) 83,000 net developed acres; 217,000 net undeveloped acres 40+ prospects in inventory 5,000 blocks of 3-D seismic data in house Mariner Overview |
Mariner Asset Base |
Exploration Track Record Significant Discoveries....over 80% Internally Generated Significant Discoveries....over 80% Internally Generated |
Deepwater Operations Expertise Deepwater Operations Expertise |
Swordfish Prospect Development Swordfish Prospect Development |
Swordfish |
Dynamic GOM player with scale and expertise to effectively compete in the shelf, deep shelf, and deepwater Strong cash flow Modest debt level Shareholders benefit from the diversity and upside potential intrinsic in these complementary asset bases Blend of exploration and exploitation opportunities Mariner Contribution Management Deepwater, shelf, West Texas assets Exploration track record Prospect inventory Forest Contribution Development expertise/personnel Underexploited shelf assets Identified exploitation opportunities Cash flow Cash flow Cash flow Cash flow Cash flow Cash flow 42% Equity ownership Mariner-SpinCo Combination 58% Equity ownership |
Reverse Morris Trust Post-Merger Transaction Structure Overview Mariner (Publicly Traded) Forest (Publicly Traded) Mariner Assets SpinCo Forest Shareholders Mariner Shareholders Forest Remaining Assets SpinCo Assets |
*Reserves are pro-forma acquisition of Bass Lite Shelf and Deepwater (470,000+ net undeveloped acres) Creates a leading Gulf of Mexico focused independent Balances deepwater exploration with low risk shelf production Adds high impact deep shelf and ultra-deep shelf opportunities Extensive prospects in inventory Synergies achieved through property overlap and operating efficiencies Mariner-SpinCo Trend Map Combined Reserves as of 12/31/04 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* 615 Bcfe* |
GOM Lease Expirations 2006-07 Expirations: 2,411 2008-09 Expirations: 1,473 |
Loop Current Risk |
Tie-Back Risk 36 structures in greater than 1,000 feet of water 3,990 structures in 1,000 feet of water or less Source: MMS |
Ivan Katrina Rita Gulf of Mexico Hurricane Activity 2004-2005 |
Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Mariner and includes information from other sources believed by Mariner to be reliable. This presentation speaks only as of the date hereof, and Mariner disclaims any obligation to update the information provided herein. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information set forth herein. This presentation contains statements, estimates and projections that may reflect various assumptions made by Mariner which may or may not prove to be correct. Statements that address performance, developments or events that are expected to occur in the future (including statements related to earnings, capital expenditures and operating results) are forward-looking statements. Actual results could differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements as a result of a variety of factors, many of which are beyond Mariner's control. |