BHP BillitonCorporate Overview

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About BHP Billiton

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• A leading global resources company headquartered in Melbourne, Australia

• Global footprint – more than 100 locations in over 25 countries

• Focused on operating large, long-life upstream assets

• Primarily focused on Iron Ore, Petroleum, Copper, and Coal

• Workforce of more than 100,000

• BHP Billiton Petroleum delivers approximately one third of the earnings

Four large businesses, including Petroleum

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Petroleum

Iron Ore

Base Metals

Metallurgical Coal

FY13 Corporate Results

Underlying EBIT US$21.1 billion

Net Operating Cash Flow US$18.3 billion

Dividend per share US 116 cents/share

Petroleum Underlying EBIT US$5.7 billion

Portfolio diversity will continue to be critical as economic growth leads to changes in demand

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Steel – buildings, infrastructure

Lighter metals – electrification, white goods

Energy

Fertilizers – higher protein

diets, less arable land

Growth in GDP per capita

Increase in urbanization

Population growth

More sophisticated diets

Increasing capital focus in our major basins

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One of the largest corporations in the world with the financial resources of an O&G ‘super-major’

Slide 6Rod Skaufel, Asset President Shale, 18 September 2013

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Market Capitalization(USD billions as of 30 August 2013)

Source: Bloomberg.Petrochina, Ind & Commercial Bank of China, China Mobile and other enterprises have been excluded due to high percentage of non-free float shares.

A 650 Mboe/d Petroleum business comprised of high-quality Conventional and Shale assets

Slide 7Rod Skaufel, Asset President Shale, 18 September 2013

Shenzi Neptune

Atlantis Mad Dog

Pyrenees

Stybarrow

UK

Trinidad and Tobago

Minerva

Algeria Pakistan

NW Shelf Bass Strait

Eagle Ford

Fayetteville Haynesville

Permian

Macedon

Shale (42%)

International (11%)

Australia (34% of FY13 production)

Gulf of Mexico (13%)

Source: BHP Billiton analysis

BHP Unconventional Assets

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ProductionExploration

Permian

Eagle Ford

Haynesville

Fayetteville

Wells Drilled Since 2001

Exploration strategic intent

Drivers

• Balance of conventional and unconventional

• Focus on oil

• Strong bias to operate

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