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Saturday, July 6, 2013

CLR's Investor Presentation, May 2013

#1 producer where it counts
  • #1 producer in the Rockies (according to RMOJ)
  • #1 producer in the Williston Basin (according to RMOJ)
  • #1 producer in the Bakken (according to RMOJ)
Proved reserves: 785 million boe year-end 2012; 54% YOY gain

Cash margins:
  • 1Q13: 74%
  • 2012: 73%
  • 2011: 75%
  • 2010: 73%
  • 2009: 69%
#1 producer, driller, and leasehold owner
  • 77,000 boepd net for 1Q13
  • 22 CLR operated rigs
  • 3,439 locations (net unrisked potential; based on 320-acre spacing)
  • 1.2 million net acres, 1Q13; 25% yoy since 1Q12
 MB +TF1: "massive field of unprecedented magnitude"
  • 24 billion boe technical recoverable: 24 BBoe = 2BBo (3.5%) +4 Bboe natural gas at 320-acre spacing; does not include any reserves from the lower TF benches
Prior to lower TF: 57 BBo in place (2010); 3.5% recoverable; 320-acre spacing

Now: estimate +57%; 903 BBo in place (2012)
  • 32 BBo recoverable at 3.5% (unless otherwise stated, CLR uses 3.5% recovery rate)
  • 36 BBo at 4%
  • 45 BBo at 5%
The slide shows four benches in the TF, and then the Nisku

Bakken producers at MB, TF1, TF2, and TF3

Special projects, tests, pilot projects
  • Productivity project: 20 gross wells; $123 million net cost
  • Pilot density projects (2): 34 gross wells, 3 -320-acre density tests; one 160-acre density test, $36 million, 13 gross wells; 
Cost per well (completed well cost):
  • non-operated CWC: $11.3 million
  • operated CWC: $9.2 million
  • targeted CWC: $8.2 million
  • actual CWC: $8.3 million (average) as of April, 2013
Bakken crude: America's premium light sweet crude
  • Bakken: almost 50% of each barrel of oil --> gasoline
  • WTI: about 30$ of each barrel of oil --> gasoline

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