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INTERNATIONAL INC.

OPII

ORIENTPETROLEUM

ORIENT PETROLEUM International Inc.OPII

Overview

Corporate Vision

Core Competencies

Business Strategy

Core Values

Senior Management Profile

Corporate Social Responsibility

Oil & Gas Assets - Locations

Exploration Portfolio

Plants and Production Facilities

Access to Financial Market

Achievements

Exploratory Wells Drilled

Production History

2008 Drilling Outlook

Contact Information

Contents

Overview


The Company has entered into successful jointventures with prominent local and foreigncompanies involved in E&P activities in Pakistan.These include Zaver Petroleum CorporationLimited, Oil & Gas Development CompanyLimited, Attock Oil Company, Pakistan Oilfields,Bow Energy Resources, Petronas Carigali ofMalaysia and Government Holdings PakistanLimited.

These partnerships have not only helped OPII addvalue to its existing operations but also signals itscredibility as a major player in Pakistan's privateoil and gas sector and is endorsed by the trustplaced on it by its joint venture partners.

OPII has been engaged in extensive explorationoperations for the past few years in variousconcession areas in Pakistan, including MirpurKhas, Khipro, Sakhi Sarwar, Marwat and Mahrviconcessions. OPII is also a non-operating jointventure partner in Mehar block operated byPetronas Carigali of Malaysia and Sinjhoro blockoperated by Oil and Gas Development CompanyLimited.

OPII Office (Pakistan)

Orient Petroleum International Inc. (OPII) is an Oiland Gas Exploration and Production Companyincorporated in the British Virgin Islandsheadquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It is asuccessor in interest to Orient Petroleum Inc.(formerly Occidental of Pakistan, Inc.) a USAbased company that began petroleumexploration in Pakistan in 1979.

Prior to March 31, 1995, OPII was a wholly ownedsubsidiary of Occidental International Explorationand Production Company (OIEPC). Effective thatdate, OIEPC sold its entire capital stock holding inOrient Petroleum Inc. (OPI) to the Hashoo groupof companies. Accordingly, since March 31,1995, OPI has been a company of the HashooGroup.

Within five (5) years of commencing E&P activitiesthe company made its first, and Pakistan's largestoil discovery at Dhurnal, and put the field intoproduction within 20 days.

After 1995, OPII embarked on a growth plan,which saw the company acquire the largestacreage amongst E&P companies in Pakistan.OPII has now embarked on a new phase ofgrowth that is embedded firmly on itslongstanding foundation of success in adeveloping country.

For the past 29 years, OPII has reaped the rewardsof oil and gas exploration in Pakistan. With jointventure participation in various blocks inPakistan, OPII has to its credit a number ofdiscoveries in Mirpur Khas and Khiproconcessions where it was the Operator tillDecember 2008.

After fulfilling the commitment under thePCA/Work Programme, OPII has transferred theOperator ship to British Petroleum from January2009 along with its entire working interest inboth MPK and Khipro blocks.


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Drills Ratana-2

Executes PCA for

five blocks in the

Sindh Province

including Sinjhoro &

Mehar

Discovery of Naimat

Basal, Siraj South wells

in Khipro

Discovery of largest

oilfield in Pakistan -

Dhurnal

Begins

exploratory

drilling

Initiates seismic data

acquisition in

Pakistan

Acquires Bhangali

field

Spuds Ratana-1

Discovery of Bilal & Bilal

North in Khipro

Discovery of Kausar,

Usman, Umar & Ali

wells in Mirpurkhas

Installs artificial lift at

Bhangali

Begins drilling

world's deepest

lateral well: Ratana-3

Pioneers the

acquisition of 3-D

seismic data in

Pakistan

Gas discovery at

Ratana

Major oil discovery at

Bhangali

Discovery of Ahmed

& Kamal North well in

Mirpur Khas & Khipro

respectively

1979

1984

1989

1994

1999

2004

Discovery of Ratana- 3 inRatana D & PLand Rahim inKhipro Block

respectively2009

Timeline

OPII has invested several million US Dollars to dateand remains committed to further investing inPakistan's community needs, strengthening itsreputation as a socially responsible goodcorporate citizen.

OPII held Operator ship of MPK/Khipro blocks tillDecember 2008. The Operator ship has beentransferred to British Petroleum Pakistan as ofJanuary 2009.

Our efforts are focused on contributing toPakistan's objectives of achieving energy securityand continuous growth of reserves andproduct ion levels . In order to fosterorganizational enrichment, we motivate learningthrough systematic availability of resources andsystems. This has resulted in the creation of astimulated work environment that provides achallenging experience as well as opportunities toexcel individually.


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OPII strives to achieve sustainable growth inshareholders value through acquisition of newexploration acreage, Joint Ventures andoptimizing production from existing fields toachieve a diversified exploration and productionportfolio by vertical as well as horizontalintegration.

Corporate Vision

Business Strategy

Core Values


High social standingStrong resource baseQuick decisionsGood governanceEffective business strategySustained cash flowEffective exploration portfolio managementCompetent management teamHighly qualified & experienced professionalsCompetitive advantages

Core Competencies

Human Resources

Natural Resources

Corporate Resources

Organizational enrichmentRecognition and growthMotivation for learning through systematicavailability of resources and systemsMutual trust

Energy conservationEnvironmental protectionCommunity development

Good governanceCorporate responsibilityGood corporate citizenshipLegal compliance

Balanced exploration portfolio managementin Pakistan and targeted overseas marketsSustained growth through acquisition anddevelopmentFast-paced development of new discoveriesSeek incremental production from matureoil fields through secondary and tertiaryEnhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) techniquesCost effectivenessCutting edge technologies

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OPII is proud of the fact that it is harnessing andutilizing the vast experience, expertise andtechnical know-how of professional Pakistaninationals. It also provides employment to over400 well-trained & dedicated employees workingto meet our common goal and vision.

OPII is home to many financial and technicalinnovations in our respective field of business thathave enhanced the company's existingreputation and have provided major impetus toits growth.

chairs the Board ofDirectors and leads a team of highly qualified andexperienced senior management.

President, has earneddiverse experience in business managementwhile working with the Hashoo Group and itsaffiliates over the past 13 years in North America,Europe and the Middle East. Mr. Hashwanireceived his education in Business Administrationand Finance while living in the United States. Priorto that he was educated in Switzerland andEngland. He has also attended various ExecutivePrograms at Wharton, INSEAD, Rice andColombia Universities. Mr. Hashwani is primarilyresponsible for steering the Group's internationalactivities.

Chief Operating Officer, hasover 37 years of experience with both local andmultinational oil exploration companies includingAttock Oil Company, Pakistan Oilfields Ltd,Tullow Oil and Sterling Resources Ltd. He is amember of American Management Associationand Society of Petroleum Engineers - PakistanSection. He is also a member of the IslamabadChamber of Commerce and Industry and was theVice Chairman of PPEPCA an association ofpetroleum exploration companies operating inPakistan.

Mr. Sadruddin Hashwani

Mr. Hasan Ali Hashwani,

Mr. Anwar Moin,

Senior Management Profile

Mr. Shamim A. Chughtai,

Mr. Tasleem Wasti,

Mr. Ubaidullah Piracha,

Mr. Athar M. Khan,

Senior Vice PresidentExploration, has had over 37 years of experiencewith OGDCL, Pakistan. He holds to his sole creditmore than 25 oil and gas discoveries inmiddle/lower Indus Basin of Pakistan and hasadvanced training in seismic data acquisition andinterpretation from Western Geophysical andTeknica Resource Limited in Canada.

Vice President Exploration,has earned an M.Phil & DIC in Oil Technologyfrom Imperial College, University of London,England & B.Sc (Honors) and M.Sc Geology fromUniversity of Karachi. He is well respectedGeoscientist in the E&P industry of Pakistan andhas 40 years experience in the field.

He worked with different major multinationalE&P companies in Canada as well as Indonesia.Mr. Wasti has been associated with AmataInternational Limited as an independentConsultant for several years and also worked inPakistan Oilfields Limited as General Manager(Exploration) where he achieved many oil & gasdiscoveries.

Vice PresidentOperations, has 39 years of internationalexper ience in posit ions of increas ingresponsibility in oil/gas field development,facilities engineering, construction, projectmanagement, risk management, LPG extraction,petroleum refining, etc. He possesses extensiveand diverse work experience with large world-renowned oil and gas E&P multinationalcompanies, engineering and constructioncontractors and oil/gas sector service providerssuch as Oxy, Union Texas, BP, OMV, ChicagoBridge and Schlumberger.

Vice President Finance, hasa Chartered Accountants Final (Group II)Examination degree from the Institute ofChartered Accountant of Pakistan and 23 yearsexperience of progressively responsible positions,


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with 14 years in the Oil & Gas Industry.

Prior to joining OPII, he worked as a FinancialController with Premier and Shell Pakistan BV andPremier KUFPEC Pakistan BV. He has extensiveknowledge of Oil & Gas Industry Economic andFiscal evaluation of New Business Prospects,expertise in all corporate matters, economic andFiscal evaluation of Farm-in / Farm-out decisionsand development of Company's Business Plan.

Vice President, Petroleum andReservoir Engineering, has 15 years of diversifiedexperience in all areas of Reservoir and PetroleumEngineering. He holds a Masters degree inPetroleum Engineering from the Colorado Schoolof Mines. Mr. Javed has worked for severalnational and multi-national E&P operating andservice companies like BP, Marathon OilCompany, Schlumberger, Dewan Petroleum andCore Laboratories.

He has expertise in well test analysis, wellmodeling, reservoir simulation and petroleumeconomics, along with log interpretation andfluid modeling. He has hands-on experience andexpertise on most of the software used inpetroleum and production engineering.

General Manager PetroleumEngineering, holds a Bachelor of Engineering(Turkey) and Masters of Engineering (Bangkok).He has over 23 years of diversified experiencewith local and multinational E&P andinternational oil services companies includingSchlumberger and Occidental of Pakistan Inc. Hehas to his credit, development of several oil andgas properties and has been trained in variousprofessional courses in Indonesia, France, UK andUSA. He is a member of Society of PetroleumEngineers.

GeneralManager Administration & Support Group, priorto joining OPII, has had an illustrious career with

Mr. Javed Iqbal,

Mr. M. A. Shahid,

Lt. Col. (R) Tahir Hussain Shah,

the Pakistan Army. During his tenure with theArmy he has held various Command, Staff andInstructional appointments. He remained asInstructor at the School of Infantry and TacticsQuetta training young officers in WeaponSystem, Tactics and Warfare. He has to his creditthe top grade of "Distinguished"by virtue of hisrecord tenure of 4 years as Instructor.

At OPII, Col. Tahir as the General ManagerAdministration & Support Group, oversees thevery important funct ions of Genera lAdministration, Security, Land and Health.

General Manager MIS &Communication, has over 26 years of experiencein managing various IT set-ups. He has workedwith USAID, Pakistan Petroleum Limited andPakistan Oilfields where he implemented andmanaged a wide range of advanced informationtechnology systems.

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Mr. Abdul Razzaq,


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Corporate Social Responsibility

Community Development

Health

Education

At OPII, community development is part of thecompany's overall corporate social responsibility,business strategy and everyday operations. Wesupport the uplift and empowerment of theu n d e r d e v e l o p e d a n d d i s a d v a n t a g e dcommunities in areas in which we operate. Ourinitiatives are targeted towards improving the lifein remote areas by making provisions for the basicneeds in sectors such as health, education andskill training.

OPII has made substantial contribution in thehealth sector by organizing eye camps,conducting surgeries and examinations ofthousand of patients in its concession blocks inthe Potwar region and Sind Province. Theprovision of equipment and utilities such aswheelchairs, microscopes and bronchoscopes,air-conditioners, etc. have improved the qualityof various hospitals and clinics. OPII has beenactively administering hepatitis 'B' vaccination tochildren in Mirpur Khas and Khipro Block and hasbeen involved in imparting training to traditionalbirth attendants, till December 2008.

Education plays a vital role in the progress of anynation. OPII has a far-sighted approach towards


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introducing new standards and improving theexisting educational facilities by constructingschools, providing furniture and by donatingeducational equipment, books, and training toolssuch as projectors, computers, printers as well asMontessori and nursery kits in all its concessionblocks.

OPII is focused on improving the living conditionsand uplifting the quality of life in the rural areas bylaying water supply lines and drinking waterwells, etc. To empower the women of the ruralareas, OPII has provided vocational training anddistributed equipment such as sewing andknitting machines.

OPII's top management is fully committed tocommunity involvement and engaged in thedefinition of program goals and methods ofdelivering it.

Social Welfare

(As on Jan. 2008)

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HASEEN FEB 15 2008

THATTA

LEGEND

MINNING / DEVELOPMENT & PRODUCTIONLEASES

OPII EXPLORATION LICENCES

NON OPERATED EXPLORATIONLICENCES FIELDS

MARWATEXPLORATION LICENCE

SAKHI SARWAREXPLORATION LICENCE

MEHAREXPLORATION LICENCE

SINJHOROEXPLORATION LICENCE

MAHRVIEXPLORATION LICENCE

RATANA FIELD

BHANGALI

FIELD

DHURNAL

FIELD

Oil & Gas Assets - Locations


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* OPII held Operator ship of MPK/Khipro (fields) till December 2008.

Mirpur Khas

Khipro

OPII, as the Operator, had achieved five Oil & Gasdiscoveries out of fifteen exploratory wells drilledin this concession with a success ratio of 1:3.These discoveries include Kausar Deep-1 withinitial rate of (31.5 MMscfd), Usman-1 (48MMscfd), Umar-1 (3000 BOPD), Ali-1 (22MMscfd) and Ahmad-1 (28 MMscfd). The currentproduction from Mirpur Khas is around 42MMscfd of gas, 250 BOPD and 10 MT of LPG.

Gas production from Mirpur Khas Concession issold to Sui Southern Gas Company Limited undera long-term Gas Sale and Purchase Agreementdated 22 July 2006, whilst Oil/Condensate isdelivered to National Refinery & Pakistan Refineryat Karachi.

Now the Operator ship stands transferred toBritish Petroleum along with its entire WI.

OPII, as the Operator, had made six Oil & Gasdiscoveries out of the fourteen exploratory wellsdrilled so far. These include Naimat Basal with aninitial rate of (27 MMscfd), Siraj South (24.3MMscfd), Bilal North (6 MMscfd), Bilal-1 (14.5MMscfd), Kamal North (2070 BOPD) andRahim-1 (825 BOPD). The current productionfrom Khipro is around 21 MMscfd of gas, 1200BOPD and 50 MT of LPG.

Gas production of Khipro Concession is sold toSui Southern Gas Company Limited under a long-term Gas Sale and Purchase Agreement dated22 July 2006, whilst oil/condensate is deliveredto National Refinery and Pakistan Refinery atKarachi.

After fulfilling the commitment under thePCA/Work Programme, OPII has transferred theOperator ship to British Petroleum from January2009 along with its entire working interest inboth MPK and Khipro blocks.

nd

Exploration Portfolio

Sakhi Sarwar

Marwat

Maharvi

Sakhi Sarwar Block is located in the province ofPunjab. OPII, as an operator, has carried out aseismic survey of 200 LKM in 2005. The workcommitment in this Concession includes drillingof two Exploration wells before July 2009.

OPII re-entered Amoco's original Sakhi Sarwar-1well in 2007 and drilled deeper to 15,180 feetinto the Pab Formation of Cretaceous age. Re-entry well tested Gas at 500 Mscfd, which provedthe existence of an active petroleum system in thisseismically mapped large Sakhi Sarwar structure.OPII has 80% Working Interest in the block whileZaver Petroleum has 20%.

Marwat Block is located in the prolific Bannu andKohat Plateau of the Upper Indus Basin. Thisblock was awarded to OPII and a sister companyZaver Petroleum on January 22, 2007, for aperiod of five years. This block is on trend withmany oil and gas discoveries in the Tal Block to theNorth and Safed Koh in the South. The existingseismic data and three surface structures suggestgood prospects in the block. The minimum workprogram includes acquisition of 100 LKM of 2Dseismic. OPII has 85% Working Interest in theblock and Zaver Petroleum 15% W.I.

This block is located in the Punjab Platform of theCentral Indus Basin. Mahrvi Block was awardedto OPII and Zaver Petroleum on January 22,2007, for a period of five years. OPII has acquired250 LKM of 2D seismic and plans to drill oneexploratory well in the third year of the License.OPII has 80% Working Interest in the block whileZaver Petroleum has 20%.

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Sinjhoro

Mehar

Sinjhoro Block is located in southern Indus Basin.Nine discoveries have been made from thefourteen exploratory wells drilled in the area byOGDCL as Operator that translates to a 60%success ratio. The commerciality of thesediscoveries has been approved by GOP.Development plan has been submitted to theDGPC. OPII holds 19% pre-discovery while postdiscovery Working Interest is 15% in this block.

In Mehar Concession, Mehar-1 well was a Gas &Condensate discovery from the Pab Sandstone ofthe Cretaceous age. Mehar-2, an appraisal wellwas drilled about 130 meters down-dip ofMehar-1 well at Cretaceous level, which testedgood quantities of Gas/condensate. The Ranikotformation of the Paleocene age was also testedwith commercial quantities of gas/condensate.The Development and Production Lease onMehar has been granted. Petronas Carigalli is theoperator of Mehar Block and OPII has 15% W.I.in the pre-discovery phase while post discoveryW. I. is 11.84%.


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Potwar Development and Production Leases

OPII holds three D&PLs in the Potwar Plateau ofthe Upper Indus basin namely Bhangali (1989),Dhurnal (1984) and Ratana (1992). To dateBhangali Field has produced 3.7 MMbbls of Oiland 9 BCF of Gas, Dhurnal has produced 50MMbbls of Oil and 129 BCF of Gas and RatanaField has produced 32 BCF of Gas, 1.3 MMbbls ofCondensate, 4557 MT of LPG & 1584 MT ofSulphur.

OPII is making efforts to find additional potentialreserves as well as recover remaining reservesfrom these large thrust structures. OPII as anoperator holds 40% W.I. in 45.3 Km2 Bhangali,70% W.I. in 64.2 Km2 Dhurnal and 65.91% W.I.in 214.5 Km2 Ratana D&PL.

Dhurnal central production facilities are locatedoff Fateh Jang road 65km south of Islamabad.Orient had drilled seven wells at Dhurnal, four ofthem are producers and three are water injectionwells.

The Facilities consist of wells gathering network,three phase separation, crude oil desalting, glycoldehydration, electric power generation, sales gaspipeline to SNGPL, sales gas metering,condensate processing, storage and shipping. Agas lift compressor (K-305) is installed for the gaslift of producing wells and gas sales to meet theSNGPL line pressure. Being the central facility forthe Northern fields, Dhurnal has largewarehouse, pipe yard, offices, workshops andcamp facilities.

A 50,000 bwpd water treatment and injectionfacility is installed for pressure maintenance. Theinjection water is transported from Soanwaterbed through an 18Km, 12-inch dia pipeline.An 18,000 bwpd produced water treatment andhandling facility is also installed to dispose theproduced water in the reservoir.

Ratana surface facilities were installed in 1992.The gas processing plant has a capacity of 30MMscfd. It comprises of three-phase inletseparator, electric power generation, Glycol

Ratana

Dhurnal

dehydration unit, Condensate storage, Producewater handling and allied facilities.


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Bhangali Oilfield was discovered in October 1989with the peak production of 3500 bopd. Afterobtaining production naturally for about nineyears, the well was placed on gas lift. Incrementalproduction realized due to gas lift is in excess of1.1 million bbls of oil & 5 BCF of gas.

Bhangali gas processing plant and surfacefacilities were installed in 1989. The gasprocessing plant has a processing capacity of 25MMscfd. It comprises of three-phase inletseparator, Glycol dehydration unit, Gas liftcompressor, Condensate storage, ProducedWater disposal and allied facilities.

Bhangali

Plants and Production Facilities

Securing finances for an oil company form thecredit markets is a challenging task given thehigh-risk environment under which anexploration and production company operates.The bulk of financing is utilized for fielddevelopment and infrastructure for theexploitation of oil and gas.

OPII has enjoyed a sound financial standing incredit markets. This is demonstrated by the factthat JCR-VIS Credit Rating, Pakistan's onlyinternationally affiliated credit rating agency hasassigned medium to long term entity rating of"A" (Single "A") with stable outlook and short-term entity rating of "A-1" (Single "A" One) toOPII.

The future cash flows of upstream oil and gascompanies are dependent on new exploration,which is risky and also requires substantial capitaloutlay. These uncertainties have been somewhatmitigated in Orient's case due to the quantum ofproven reserves ensuring substantial future cashflows. In this regard the Company raised asubstantial amount of non-recourse and recoursefinancing from the local and internationalmarkets, which demonstrated the confidence ofleading financial institutions in OPII as being acreditworthy entity with a clean repaymentrecord.

In addition to the various financial arrangements,OPII's management embarked upon the first everTFC issue by an oil exploration and productioncompany in Pakistan through a SpecialProduction Vehicle (SPV). A comprehensivelystructured and financially viable project, the TFCissue brought a new dimension to financingoperations of the company and also pioneeredthese very dynamics in Pakistan's financial sector.Various companies in the corporate sector have

Term Finance Certificates (TFCs) & PrivatePlacements

Access to Financial Market


financing high cost operations. The companyissued 2 local TFCs which were over subscribedand the first one has matured and fully settledand the second one trading at a premium.

In addition to the local markets, the company wasthe first private sector entity to raise non-recoursefinancing internationally with the object oflowering it local cost of borrowing anddeveloping an appetite for Pakistan Risk inInternational financial markets. This was again afirst and a very successful transaction. A strongrelationship was also developed with theinstitutions with the objective of futurepartnerships and investment in Pakistan and elsewhere around the globe.

The strong credit rating for OPII in the financialmarkets also lends comfort to its joint venturepartners and potential future partners on itsability to finance and carry out operations invarious exploration areas throughout Pakistan.

Mr. Hassan Ali Hashwani (President), Mr. Rustom B. Kanga(Director) and Mr. Kamran Ahmed (Director OP UK Ltd.)with Senior Executives of Credit Suisses at its Head Officein London, UK, at the lunch and closing Ceremony forthe first ever non-recourse facility against securitization offuture sales receivables of oil and gas emanating formPakistan in the London market.

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1

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3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

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13

Kausar -1

Tuba - 1

Barkat - 1

Marjan - 1

Noorie -1

Kamal - 1

Naimat Basal - 1

Siraj - 1

Naimat North - 1

Siraj South - 1

Inaam Basal - 1

Rehman - 1

Kausar Deep - 1

Shahpur - 1

10,050

8,948

9,000

8,747

10,529

9,650

11,882

10,650

12,001

10,560

10,154

12,522

13,218

11,766

2001

2001

2002

2002

2002

2002

2002

2003

2003

2003

2003

2003

2003

2003

Suspended

Water Disposal

P&A

P&A

P&A

Suspended

P&A

Water Disposal

Suspended

P&A

P&A

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

N o . W e l lD e p t h

( f t )Y e a r S t a t u s

Achievements

Success Ratio 1: 2.63



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N o . W e l lD e p t h

( f t )Y e a r S t a t u s

14

15

13A

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17

18

19

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21

22

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24

25

26

27

28

29

Usman - 1

Umar - 1

Shahpur - 1 (Side Tracked)

Tuba Deep - 1

Sidiq - 1

Ali - 1

Fatima - 1

Bilal North - 1

Bilal - 1

Sachal - 1

Ahmed - 1

Siraj North - 1

Kamal North - 1

Ghazi - 1 (ST # 1)

Rahim - 1

Kamal West - 1

Al-Hakeem

12,900

10,040

11,652

11,995

10,545

11,000

7,187

10,363

10,345

10,608

13,127

10,425

9,890

9,050

10,700

11,600

10,000

2003

2003

2004

2004

2004

2004

2004

2004

2005

2005

2006

2006

2006

2006

2007

2007

2007

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

Discovery

P&A

P&A

Suspended

P&A

P&A

Suspended

suspended

Suspended

P&A

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Years

16,000

14,000

12,000

10,000

8,000

6,000

4,000

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10,314

13,912 13,733

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Production History


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SAKHI SARWAR BLOCK

1 Sakhi Sarwar - 1 15,200 2008

N o . W e l l D e p t h ( f t ) Y e a r

MIRPUR KHAS BLOCK

1 Fatima Basal - 1 13,000 2008


KHIPRO BLOCK

1

2

3

Rahim North -1

Hussain - 1

Yasin -1

10,000

10,000

10,000

2008

2008

2008


Up to December 2008 Drilling Outlook


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Contact Information

Hayat Hall, Block No. 2Diplomatic Enclave No. 1, G-5

P.O. Box 1325Islamabad, Pakistan

PABX: +92 51 2274 261 - 68Fax: +92 51 2274 244

Website: www.opii.comwww.orientpetroleum.com

E-mail: [email protected]

15th Floor, Emirates TowersSheikh Zayed Road,

P.O. Box 112404Dubai, UAE

PABX: +971 4 330 4445Fax: +971 4 330 4446

Boulevard Helvetique 18,2nd Floor,1207 Geneva,

SwitzerlandPABX: +41 22 707 0130Facsimile: +41 22 707 0131

16 Upper Woburn PlaceLondon, United Kingdom WC1H 0AF

PABX:+44 20 7380 4600Fax: +44 20 7380 0518

Orient Petroleum International Inc.

Islamabad

Dubai

Geneva

London


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