Eagle Energy Trust Investor Fact Sheet EGL.UN | August 2015 Production Guidance - Full Year 2015 3,150 to 3,350 boe/d (Updated guidance issued on August 20, 2015, giving affect to the Twining Field acquisition) Production Forecast 94% oil, 2% NGLs, 4% gas Monthly Distribution $0.03 per unit Units Outstanding 34.9 million Market Cap $65 million About Eagle Eagle is an oil and gas energy trust created to provide investors with a sustainable business while delivering stable production and overall growth through accretive investments and acquisitions. Eagle’s units are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol EGL.UN. Investors receive a portion of Eagle’s available cash on a monthly basis to provide attractive income. Eagle’s strategy is to acquire and exploit conventional long-life hydrocarbon reserves in certain established production basins in North America. Eagle owns stable, oil producing properties with development and exploitation potential in Canada and the United States. EXPERTISE Eagle combines innovation, expertise and opportunity to create wealth for investors Eagle targets petroleum assets that have attractive metrics for: Post acquisition growth, followed by long term stability Strong returns on capital Sustainable cash flows to underpin distributions · On August 20, 2015, Eagle announced the closing of a $30 million acquisition of a private oil and gas company with petroleum assets in the Twining Field in Alberta. The property is located in one of the largest Pekisko oil pools in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. · As a result of the transaction, Eagle will gain production of approx. 750 boe/d from 92 gross (48 net) wells; · With a portfolio of over 30 drilling locations, it is anticipated to extend Eagle’s current corporate production rate of 3,750 for over five years. · Eagle holds a 50% non-operated working interest in a horizontal oil waterflood in the Montney “C” Formation in Dixonville, Alberta. · Premier waterflood in Western Canada with low decline and low maintenance capital; · 190 horizontal wells (110 producers, 80 injectors). · Eagle’s Salt Flat and Hardeman properties are located in Texas and Oklahoma. · Eagle is currently redeveloping the pool at Salt Flat using horizontal well drilling technology. · Over 55 horizontal wells drilled to date; · Completed numerous successful production and operating cost reduction projects. · Eagle’s Hardeman property has ~50 producing wells plus gathering systems and associated assets. · Eagle plans to drill low risk development wells and deploy capital to reduce operating costs, while processing newly acquired seismic data to define future drilling opportunities. Q1 2015 Cash Flow Netback ($/BOE) (Junior Comparison) Source: Company Reports; Bryan Mills Iradesso -The chart demonstrates the amount of cash each company brings on average for each barrel of oil equivalent it produces. - In addition to commodity mix, cash flow netbacks are influenced by spot or hedged prices, cash taxes, royalties and associated expenses. - Cash flow is the result of adding back non-cash expenses such as depreciation and future taxes to net earnings. - Based on the three months ended March 31, 2015.