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Corporate Presentation
September 2009
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Forward Looking Statements
This presentation contains ‘forward-looking statements’ as defined by the applicable securities legislation.Statements relating to current and future drilling results, existence and recoverability of potentialhydrocarbon reserves, production amounts or revenues, forward capital expenditures, operation costs, oiland gas price forecasts and similar matters are based on current data and information and should beviewed as forward-looking statements. Such statements are NOT guarantees of future results and aresubject to risks and uncertainties beyond Coastal Energy’s control. Actual results may differ substantiallyfrom the forward-looking statements. This presentation does not contain all of the information contained inthe preliminary prospectus of Coastal Energy Company, which should reviewed for complete information.
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The Company OverviewNet Asset ValueInvestment Highlights
Asset OverviewOffshore Gulf of ThailandOnshore Thailand
Investor InformationReserve BaseCorporate InformationStrategy and Objectives
Appendix
Presentation Outline
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Company Overview
International Oil and Gas Company with assets in Thailand
Established Reserve and Production Base Total production (Q209 avg.) 8,780 boepdOil production from Songkhla field in the Gulf of Thailand 6,700 bopdNet production from Phu Horm gas field onshore Thailand 2,080 boepdProven (1P) Reserves 26.6 mmboeProven plus Probable (2P) Reserves 62.1 mmboeProven plus Probable plus Possible (3P) Reserves 75.7 mmboeContingent and Prospective Resources 773.0 mmboe
Balanced portfolio of production, development and exploration assets:Offshore Thailand – Oil production with appraisal and exploration upsideOnshore Thailand – Gas production with appraisal and exploration upside
Note: Q209 average production rates; Reserve numbers from Competent Person’s Report dated 12/31/2008 prepared by Huddleston & Co.
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Investment Highlights
Established production offshore and onshore Thailand: 8,780 boepd
Active drilling program commencing early September
2 development wells, 2 exploration wells and 2 water injection wells
High-impact offshore development assets
2P Reserves at the Songkhla field in the Gulf of Thailand increased 300% from
4.9 mmbbl to 19.7 mmbbl as a result of Q408 drilling campaign
2P Reserves at the Bua Ban field in the Gulf of Thailand of 21.8 mmbbl
Significant offshore exploration potential
346 mmbbl of Prospective Resources
Shallow water development is cost effective
Maximum water depth of 100 ft (Songkhla & Bua Ban water depths are between 50 and 80 ft)
Low F&D costs and lease operating expenses
Ability to leverage existing offshore infrastructure in future development
Use of FSO and processing platforms to produce from multiple fields will help minimize lease operating expenses and development costs
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Offshore Development Plan
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Offshore Thailand - 100% of blocks G5/43 & G5/50:Songkhla Field: Average production of 6,700 bbl/d in Q209
2 Lower Oligocene development wells and 2 water injection wells are planned for Q309; rig arrived on location early September 2009
Songkhla B – Potentially high-impact exploration well planned to spud in October
Bua Ban Field: Drilling expected to commence early 2010
Untested exploration potential in Songkhla Basin as well as three other under-explored Tertiary Basins within the block
Onshore Thailand – Balanced Risk Portfolio:12.6% net working interest in the Phu Horm gas field currently producing 12.6 mmcfd on average; 2,080 boepd net to Coastal
36% interest in block L27/43 – contains the undeveloped Dong Mun gas field; Phu Kheng-1 well reached TD in August and is currently being evaluated
22% interest in block L13/48 located adjacent to blocks L15/43 and L27/43 –contains Si That discovery; Si That B well scheduled to spud Q3 2009
36% interest in block L15/43 – surrounds the Phu Horm field
Total Q209 average production of approximately 8,780 boepd
Asset Overview
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G5/43 Fields and ProspectsConfirmed prospect inventory includes a variety of structural and stratigraphic targets:
Songkhla
Songkhla B – low-risk exploration prospect similar in size and structure to Songkhla Main; good Lower Oligocene, Miocene and Eocene targets
Bua Ban
5 prospects surrounding Bua Ban (including Benjarong Lower Oligocene) evaluated by Huddleston & Co.
Benjarong
Benjarong Eocene prospect evaluated by Huddleston & Co. And assigned contingent resources of 17.5 mmbbl; requires further drilling to confirm reserve base
Existing 3D coverage over discovered fields and several undrilled mapped prospects
Ko Khra Basin and Nakhon Basin remain unexplored and require seismic surveys; a 2-D seismic survey is scheduled for late September 2009
Songkhla South
Bua Ban Field
Benjarong East 1
Benjarong East 2
Songkhla Main
Eocene
Songkhla B Miocene
Bua Ban North A
Songkhla North
Benjarong-1
Songkhla S-1
Songkhla Southwest
Benjarong Eocene
Benjarong Lower
Oligocene
Bua Ban North D
Bua Ban North C
Bua Ban Northwest A
Bua Ban Northwest
B
Bua Ban North B
Songkhla West
OligoceneUnit 4
Songkhla West Oligocene Unit 2
Songkhla A Miocene
Songkhla BEocene
Songkhla BOligocene
Legend
Reserves
Prospective Resources
Contingent Resources
Additional Coastal Prospects
Production
Songkhla Main
Oligocene
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Block G5/43 – Songkhla A Lower Oligocene
Drilling rig arrived on location early September
Plan to drill four wells – two development and two injection
Plan to install larger pumps and check liner tops on A-01 and
A-03 wells with a workover rig in November
Initial production rates from Songkhla A-01 and A-03 wells
were 3x that of the original Songkhla #1 well
Strong water drive should increase ultimate recovery factors
Well Name Net Pay (ft) PorosityFeet structurally higher than
Songkhla #1 WellSongkhla A‐01
(Lower Oligocene) 126 20% 86Songkhla A‐03
(Lower Oligocene) 152 20% 47
-8300
-850
-840
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-8300
-83
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-800
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-800
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-8200
-820
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-7700
-7700
-770
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-810
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-8100
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-760
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-790
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-780
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-7500
-750
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00 688400 688800 689200 689600 690000 690400
00 688400 688800 689200 689600 690000 690400
SA-01
S-1 SA-03
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-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-7-77777777700000000000000
8888881010101010101010101000000
Structure Map Top Oligocene Reservoir
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Block G5/43 - Songkhla A EoceneTop Eocene Structure Map
Production from A-07 Eocene exploration well was tied in mid-April 2009
A-07 well has been shut-in due to mechanical pump issues since early June 2009; a workover is planned in November
Plan to install larger pump, drill out bridge plug and add Lower Oligocene perforations
Additional Eastern Eocene Fault Block
Songkhla Eocene Fault Block B is included in 3P reserves of 7.6 mmbbl
SA-07
Songkhla Eocene Field
Additional Fault Block
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Block G5/43 - Songkhla A Miocene Prospect
Miocene target west of Oligocene field
SA-05 water injector will be drilled with a secondary target of the Miocene West prospect
Main risks are migration and fault seal
Would establish a new play in the Songkhla sub-basin if successful
STOOIP (unrisked) of 47 mmbbl
Miocene prospect is not included in Huddleston’s Prospective Resource number
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Block G5/43 – Songkhla B Prospect
An exploration well on the Songkhla B Prospect is planned following the development work at Songkhla Main
Water depth of 75 feet; drill depth of 8,500 feet
Multiple objectives in the Oligocene, Miocene and Eocene
Unrisked STOOIP of 106 mmbbl (73 mmbbl in the Eastern Area and 33 mmbbl in the Western Area)
Songkhla Field
Songkhla B Prospect
Eastern Area
WesternArea
Structure Map Top Oligocene Reservoir
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Songkhla Field Songkhla B ProspectN
Lower Oligocene
EoceneSA 01 SA 03 SA 02 SA 04 SB 01 SB 04
Songkhla Basin Cross Section
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Block G5/43 - Bua Ban Field
Bua Ban Field:
Development drilling to commence early 2010
Proved & Probable recoverable reserve estimate is 21.8 mmbbl
Original discovery well tested 768 bopd from Lower Oligocene sandstones
3 well appraisal programme completed in August 2005 encountered Lower Oligocene reservoir with estimated net pay ranging from 66 – 77 ft
Confirmed oil column of 577 ft – 724 ft
3-D Seismic acquired in Q4 2006
Top Lower Oligocene Depth Structure Map
Bua Ban-1
Bua Ban-2A
A’
ABua Ban
1
Bua Ban 3
Bua Ban 2
Bua Ban 2a
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Offshore Reserves & ResourcesReserves (mmbbl) 1P 2P 3PSongkhla Lower Oligocene 9.8 15.7 19.7Songkhla Eocene 1.1 3.9 7.6Bua Ban Main 7.2 21.8 27.8
Total 18.1 41.4 55.1
Prospective Resources*Songkhla North 4.1Songkhla West Oligocene Unit 2 8.8Songkhla West Oligocene Unit 4 8.3Songkhla South-West 2.6Songkhla B Oligocene 5.6Songkhla B Eocene 2.5Songkhla South 2.7
Songkhla Total 34.6
Bua Ban North A 89.0Bua Ban North B 11.1Bua Ban North C 44.1Bua Ban North D 23.1Benjarong Lower Oligocene 144.4
Bua Ban Total 311.7G5/43 Total Prospective Resources 346.3
Contingent Resources*Benjarong 17.5Songkhla South-West 3.6
G5/43 Total Contingent Resources 21.1
Grand Total Offshore Prospective & Contingent Resources 367.4
Additional Coastal Prospects**Songkhla A Miocene 17.5Songkhla B Miocene 3.6
Songkhla Total 21.1
Bua Ban Northeast A 23.4Bua Ban Northeast B 10.2Benjarong East 1 & 2 21.9
Bua Ban Total 55.5
Total Coastal Additional Prospects 93.0
Gross Working Interest Reserves*Huddleston & Co. estimates as of 12/31/2008**Coastal Reserve Estimates Only
High Case (mmboe)
High Case (mmboe)
High Case (mmboe)
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EU1/E5N – Contains the Phu Horm Gas Field (Coastal net
12.6% interest)
2,080 boepd net to Coastal
Gas is sold to the Nam Phong power plant under a 15-
year Gas Sales Agreement
L27/43 – Contains the Dong Mun undeveloped gas field and
several un-drilled prospects (Coastal net 36% interest); Phu
Kheng-1 well reached total depth in August 2009; currently
evaluating for further testing
L13/48 – Contains Si That discoveries (Coastal net 22%
interest); Si That B well scheduled to spud late Q3 2009
L15/43 – Surrounds Phu Horm and contains a potential
southern extension of the Phu Horm field (Coastal net 36%
interest)
Asset Overview – Onshore Thailand
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Reserve Base
License Area Proved (1P) Proved +Probable (2P) Proved + Probable + Possible (3P)
Offshore – Oil (mmbbl)
Songkhla Lower Oligocene 9.8 15.7 19.7
Songkhla Eocene 1.1 3.9 7.6
Bua Ban 7.2 21.8 27.8
Total Offshore (mmbbl) 18.1 41.4 55.1
Onshore
Phu Horm - Gas (bcf) 49.3 120.2 120.2
Phu Horm – Condensate (mmbbl) 0.3 0.6 0.6
Total Onshore (mmboe) 8.5 20.8 20.8
Grand Total (mmboe) 26.6 62.2 75.9
Note: Reserves taken from the Competent Person’s Report prepared by Huddleston & Co., effective December 31, 2008
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Significant Discount to 2P Net Asset Value
Case 10% Pre-tax (US$ MM)
10% Post-Tax (US$ MM)
NAV per Share (US$ Pre-tax)
NAV per Share (US$ Post-tax)
NAV per Share (C$ Post-tax)
Offshore
Proved $492.9 $284.1 $4.85 $2.80 C$3.06
Proved +Probable $1,173.6 $497.7 $11.56 $4.90 C$5.35
Proved + Probable + Possible $1,618.0 $634.3 $15.93 $6.25 C$6.82
Onshore
Proved $153.9 $69.5 $1.52 $0.68 C$0.74
Proved +Probable $264.9 $112.9 $2.61 $1.11 C$1.21
Proved + Probable + Possible $264.9 $112.9 $2.61 $1.11 C$1.21
Total
Proved $646.8 $353.6 $6.37 $3.48 C$3.90
Proved +Probable $1,438.5 $610.6 $14.17 $6.01 C$6.56
Proved + Probable + Possible $1,882.9 $747.2 $18.54 $7.36 C$8.03
Market Price as of September 22, 2009 (C$) Premium/(Discount) to 1P Value (Post-Tax)
Premium/(Discount) to 2P Value (Post-Tax)
C$4.40 13% (33)%
Notes: All amounts in US dollars except where notedAfter-tax NAVs include effect of Thai Petroleum Income Tax (PIT) and Special Remuneratory Benefit (SRB)NAVs determined using Forecast Pricing from Gilbert Lausten Jung (www.gljpc.com)Per share amounts calculated using fully diluted sharecount as at June 30, 20091 CAD = 0.916 USD as of August 31, 2009
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Equity Research Analyst Estimates
Metric 2009E 2010E
Production (boe/d) 7,650 14,250
EPS – fully diluted C$0.34 C$1.03
OCFPS – fully diluted C$0.76 C$1.75
NAV (2P) C$5.575
Price Target C$5.425
CEN Stock Price (09/22/09) C$4.40*Average of most recent analyst estimates from Canaccord Capital, Paradigm Capital, Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets and Thomas Weisel Partners
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99,380,720
108,109,220
US$10.8 million
US$37.8 million
US$18.2 million
Total number of shares outstanding
Fully diluted share count
Cash
Reserve Based Credit Facility Outstanding
Other Short Term Debt
Trading Symbols: “CEO” on London AIM and “CEN” on TSX-V
Note: All figures as of June 30, 2009
Corporate Information
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Continue to develop existing assets and build production
Prove up additional reserves within current portfolio
Continue to develop offshore holdings
Geographic focus and strategy Primary focus – Thailand and Southeast AsiaSecondary focus – Countries with developing economies and favourable operating regimes
Strategy and Objectives
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Contact Details
Cayman Islands Houston Bangkok
Coastal Energy Company Coastal Energy Company NuCoastal (Thailand) Limited
Walker House 3355 West Alabama 24th Floor, Two Pacific Place
87 Mary Street Suite 500 142 Sukhumvit Road Klongtoey
George Town, KY1-9001 Houston, Texas 77098 Bangkok, Thailand 10010
Grand Cayman, BWI Telephone: +1 (713) 877-7125
Fax: +1 (713) 877-7192
www.coastalenergy.com
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Appendix
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Songkhla B – Miocene Prospect
Closure to -3915 ft = 243 Ac
Miocene Target on East Prospect Only
Fault Closure to -3915 feet = 243 Ac
STOOIP (unrisked) is 27 mmbbl
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Songkhla B – Eocene Prospect
Eocene Target on East Prospect Only
Fault Closure to -8214 feet = 410 Ac
STOOIP (unrisked) is 25 mmbbl
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Phu Horm Gas Field
Coastal net 12.6% interest (Hess Operator)
Coastal net 2,080 boepd
Feedstock for 750 MW power plant at Nam Phong; gas sold under 15-year gas sales agreement expiring 2021
Contingent gas resources of 5.4 tcf (high case)
3-D seismic shoot planned for 2010
Blocks EU1, E5N, L15/43
Indosinian 1 Unconformity TWT StructurePK-1
Proposed Phu Horm South Well
Asset Overview – Onshore Thailand
Proposed Phu Horm South Well
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Block L27/43 Coastal net 36% interest
Contains the Dong Mun gas field
Phu Kheng well spudded early July 2009
PK-1 will test shallower Dong Mun shows in optimum structural position
Reached TD late August; currently evaluating for further testing
2-D seismic acquired in Q1 2006 over Dong Mun field and existing prospects/leads
9 additional leads confirmed in the block
Current mapping suggests estimated gas resources in the block could be as high as 2 tcf
Dong Mun-3 exploration well drilled in early 2008 with gas shows in Jurassic and Triassic tight sands
Asset Overview – Onshore Thailand
Phu Kheng
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Block L13/48Coastal net 22% interest
Appraisal well scheduled to spud in Q3 2009
Si That – wells 1 & 2 both tested gas
ST-2 well tested gas from Permian Dolomites
Current mapping suggests Si That structure could hold gas in place in excess of 1 tcf
2-D seismic acquired in late 2007
Asset Overview – Onshore Thailand
Si That B
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Offshore (G5/43 & G5/50)“Thai III” regimeRoyalty payable on a sliding scale determined by monthly production volume (5 – 15%)
Current monthly production volume results in 8% effective royalty rateMonthly production of 20,000 bopd results in 10% effective royalty rate
Petroleum Income Tax (“PIT”) payable on net income after deductionsAllowable deductions: Royalty, Operating Expenses, Depreciation Allowance,Special Remuneratory Benefit, Loss CarryforwardDepreciation Treatment
Tangibles depreciated straight-line over 5 yearsPre-production intangibles depreciated straight-line over 10 yearsPost-production intangibles expensed as incurred
Resulting net income taxed at 50% rate
Thailand Fiscal Terms
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Special Remuneratory Benefit (“SRB”)Designed as a “Windfall Profits Tax” for high oil price environmentsAssessed on a sliding scale basis determined by “Revenue per Meter Drilled”
Petroleum Revenue applied to sliding scale is adjusted for inflation and exchangerate fluctuations
Coastal’s offshore concessions provide a 600,000 meter “allowance” to be added to actualdrilling footageTax assessed on “Petroleum Profit”
Allowable deductions: Royalty, Depreciation Allowance, Operating Expenses, LossCarryforwardsAll Capex is expensed as incurred, with a special 35% “uplift” on facilities capexAllows for full capital recovery plus uplift
SRB is deductible for PIT purposesOffshore Taxation Expectations*
Coastal does not expect to incur any SRB liability in 2009 or 2010Coastal expects its overall effective tax rate to be 0% in 2009 and approximately 15% in2010
Thailand Fiscal Terms
*Assumes $60MM capex in 2009 and $100M capex in 2010 for development of Bua Ban and Benjarong fields and prospects; $37/bbl realized oil price in 2009 and $47/bbl in 2010; Average daily offshore production of 8.5K bopd in 2009 and 21K bopd in 2010
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