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Gulf Keystone Petroleum

Investor Presentation February 2009

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Contents

• Company overview and strategy

• Algeria assets

• Kurdistan assets

• Activity schedule

• Key investment considerations

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Company overview and strategy

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Company overview

Gulf Keystone is an independent oil & gas company listed on the AiM market of the London Stock Exchange focused on the exploration development and production of oil and gas in the Republic of Algeria and the Kurdistan Region of Northern Iraq

Production• Block 126 GKN/ GKS development plan

approved by ALNAFT (effective from the 10 October 2007)

• Production from GKN-1 of 323,150 bblsduring October 07 to June 08 (133,378 bblsentitlement basis)

Development• Successful 3 well appraisal on Hassi Ba

Hamou (HBH) in 2008 following completion of the 2D and 3D seismic programmes

Exploration• 3 well HBH area exploration in 2008 – 1 well

RM-1 a discovery, RM-2 follow up to RM-1 discovery spudded February 2009

• Two Production Sharing Contracts (PSC’s) signed in the Kurdistan Region of Northern Iraq – Shaikan (GKP Operator) and Akri-Bijeel (MOL Operator), seismic completed, interpreted, ready to drill in 2009

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Company overview - history

Offices currently in Bermuda, London, Algiers, Bir el Ater and Erbil2001• Founded by UAE, Kuwaiti and US private equity• Incorporated in Bermuda• Awarded PSC Ferkane Perimeter Block 126 Northern Algeria2004• Listed on the AiM Market of the London Stock Exchange in 2004 (GKP.L) raising $107mm2005• Awarded 3 PSC’s in 2005 for Hassi Ba Hamou (HBH) Central Algeria and Bottena Perimeter Block

129 and Benguecha Block 108/ 128b both in Northern Algeria. 2006• British Gas farmed-in as Operator and strategic partner to HBH in 2006 for $55mm cash and a

$30mm carry• Placing to raise $21mm2007• Offer for the Company by RAK Petroleum PCL subsequently terminated • HBH 2D & 3D seismic completed• Development Plan for GKN/ GKS fields in Ferkane Perimeter Block 126 approved• Award of 2 PSC’s, Shaikan and Akri-Bijeel in Kurdistan region of Northern Iraq2008• Successful completion and test of HBH-4, HBH-5 & HBH-6 appraisal wells • RM-1 announced as a discovery well• Seismic acquired on Shaikan and Akri-Bijeel• Placing to raise $50mm• American Depositary Receipt’s traded in the US over-the-counter securities market 2009• Commenced drilling of RM-2

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Todd Kozel (1)

Executive Chairman &Chief Executive Officer

Ewen Ainsworth Finance Director

Ibrahim Alkhaldi (1)

V.P MENA Region

Mohamed MessaoudiCountry Manager Algeria/

Adnan SamarriCountry Manager Kurdistan

Ali Al Qabandi (1)

E.V.P Business

Development

(1) Founder

Chris Garrett V.P

Operations & MD UK

John GerstenlauerChief Operating

Officer

Company overview - Management team

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Company overview - shareholder structure

Shareholder structure

AIM Symbol: GKP

368,008,215 common shares of $0.01 each outstanding.Further estimated 8,073,028 for options/ bonus on a fully diluted basis.

Current Market Capitalisation: £52 million1

Top institutional shareholders:Capital Research & Management Company Oppenheimer Funds Blakeney ManagementGartmore Investment ManagersRAB Capital Fidelity International Henderson Global Investors Standard Life InvestmentsArtemis Investment ManagementMacquarie BankHSBC Investments Market Street BankWilliams de Broe

26%

50%

21%

3%

Management &FoundersTop Institutions

Other Institutions

Private Individuals

Note: (1) As at 02.02.09

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Company overview - strategy & business plan

Strategy

• Short term focus on maturing/ commercialising current asset portfolio

• Identify hydrocarbon provinces/ countries with the potential for major reserve additions without direct competition from major oil companies

• Build material portfolio in 3 core areas – MENA and FSU

• Replicate transactions in a province/ country to build critical mass

• Leverage relationships and utilise intrinsic technical skills of indigenous employees to access these opportunities

• Realise value by bringing in partners to fund exploration/ appraisal/ development minimising call on equity and focusing investment on production

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Algeria assets

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Algeria assets - overview

Hassi Ba Hamou Perimeter• 4 blocks

• Part 317b1, part 347b, 348, 349b• GKP 38.25%; BG 36.75%, operator; Sonatrach 25%• Large acreage position of 12,825 km2

GKN and GKS Field• Block 126a• Field Development Plan approval given in Jan 2008• GKP 60% WI

Ben Guecha Permit• 2 blocks

• 108, 128b• GKP 75% WI

• Infrastructure• Excellent proximity to existing and proposed gas

pipelines for HBH• Pipelines in place and proposed to supply the

increasing demand of mainland Europe

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Algeria assets - Hassi Ba Hamou

History:• Awarded in 6th Bid Round May 2005. In August 2006, Gulf Keystone signed an agreement with BG Group

which completed in December 2006. Under the agreement, BG acquired 49% of Gulf Keystone’s interest in Hassi Ba Hamou and assumed the role of operator

• GKP negotiated a $30 MM carry, a cash consideration of $55 MM and an additional deferred consideration contingent upon commercial reserves

• GKP’s carry was used to fund GKP’s share of the 2D and 3D seismic programmes in 2007

Success to Date:• 2047 km 2D seismic have been acquired across large parts of the block and 533 sq km of 3D seismic

across the HBH field / discovery

• A 6 well program (Phase 1) commenced on 16th December 2007 and completed in January 2009

HBH-4, HBH-5 and HBH-6 field appraisal wells completed and flowed gas successfully at between 9.5 mmscfd and 12.9 mmscfd

RM-1 discovery well tested gas at a rate of 8.7 mmscfd

• The partners have elected to go into Phase 2 which requires 1 exploration well, 2 appraisal wells and 500 sq km of seismic in addition to the current Phase 1 work and 30% of original area relinquished

RM-2 spudded on the 2 February 2009

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50km

• 3 appraisal wells on the HBH field • HBH-4, -5 & -6

• 3 exploration wells drilled• HBHN-1• RM-1 (Success)• FEG-1

* GKP estimate

Algeria assets - Hassi Ba Hamou exploration/ appraisal

50km

BASE STRU

NIAN

TRU

NC

ATION

Area now relinquished

A

HBH Field

0.7 Tcf *

Carboniferous (FEG)

RM-1 well

RM-2 well

RM North

HBH-1

HBH-4

41

5

HBH-2

2

36

HBH-6

HBH-3

HBHN-1

N1

HBH-5

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HBHN-1

HBH-1

HBH-2

HBH-3

HBH-4 10km

HBH-5

HBH-6

• P50 resources of 700 bcf(GKP estimate)

• 2009/ 2010 Front End Engineering Design

• Project Sanction 2010

• Estimated plateau rate of 200 mmscfd

• First production expected in 2012/ 2013

Algeria assets - Hassi Ba Hamou field

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Ordovician Leads

Intra-Lower Devonian Leads

Lower Devonian Prospects/Leads

Tournasian/Strunian Leads

Visean Prospects/Leads

RM

FEG(Lower Unit)

HBH North

Phase 1 Exploration Targets

Phase 2 Prospects/Leads

RBT • HBH field look-alike.• Tournasian/Strunian Truncation Trap

FEG Upper Unit/Unit 3/Unit 4

RM North• Lower Devonian Truncation• Northern extension of RM GOB/GOB West

• Ordovician 4-way dip traps• Separate closures to Hassi Allal-1

RM Deep East• Intra-Lower Devonian HUC Truncation trap

RM Deep South• Intra-Lower Devonian-HUC 4-way dip trap

HBH West• Tournasian sands sitting above Strunian reservoir

Area now relinquished

FEZ Discovery/FEZ Deep• Lower Devonian discovery• Deeper Untested Ordovician Potential

Algeria assets - Hassi Ba Hamou, Prospects & Leads

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Algeria assets - GKN and GKS field & Northern blocks

GKN and GKS Field

• GKN/GKS oil fields development (60% GKP)

• Gross reserves of 3 mmbbls estimated from existing wells GKN-1, GKS-2*

• GKN-1 produced 323,150 bbls (133,378 bbls entitlement) from 10.10.07 to 02.06.08. Oil sales agreement signed with Sonatrach

• GKS-2 to be brought into production

• GKN-1 currently shut-in to be worked over with GKS-2, along with facilities upgrades and repair

• Production estimated by GKP at 3,000 bopd gross, 882 bopd entitlement basis after both wells worked over and brought on stream

Northern Block

• Remaining commitment on Northern block:

• Benguecha Block 108/ 128b - 60 sq km 3D & 600 km 2D seismic, 1 exploration well and 1 appraisal well by January 2010

*GKP Estimate from 10.10.07

GKN-1

GKS-2

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Kurdistan assets

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Kurdistan assets - Kurdistan region of Iraq

• The Kurdistan Region of Iraq is located in the North eastern part of Iraq

• Region is approx 400 km x 120 km in size

• Limited oil & gas activity in last 30 years

• Significant discontinuity – sanctions, wars

• Many un-drilled surface structures

• In the Kurdish Region of Iraq there have been less than 30 wells drilled up until (until the recent entry of DNO / TTOC)

• Multiple surface structures are evident from mapping in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq 300 km

Map Source: Middle East Reference Map U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, 2004

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Kurdistan assets – Kurdistan track record

Tawke

TaqTaq

Shaikan

Approx location of other companies assets (not to scale)

Akri-Bijeel

100 km

Tawke Field (DNO*)• PSA signed 2004 • Operating in Northern Kurdistan for 3

years • Acquired 2D & 3D seismic• Newly discovered Tawke field, number of

different reservoirs, 10 wells drilled to date

• Tawke-1 well aggregate test rate of 23,000 bopd

• 42 km 12” pipeline to Turkey & Central Processing facility completed

• Commenced early production and field development

• Published gross recoverable oil reserves range from 150-370 million barrels (current expected value 230 mmbo) (Source: DNO web site)

Taq Taq Field (TTOC*)• New activity started in late 2005 • Acquired 2D seismic • Drilled 6/7 wells, at least 3 different

reservoir zones • Aggregate flow rates from the Taq Taq-4

& Taq Taq-7 wells were 29,790 & 37,560 bopd respectively Map Source: Iraq: Country Profile, 2003 * DNO and TTOC web sites

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ShaikanGulf Keystone – (Operator - 75%)MOL (Kalegran) (20%) Texas Keystone (5%)Committed work program• 3 year initial exploration period

• 2 to 4 year optional exploration period

• 170 km 2D seismic – Complete

• 1 exploration well – Q1 2009

• 20 to 25 year production period

Kurdistan assets – GKP blocks

Dohuk

50 km

GKP Shaikan Block

MOLAkri Bijeel Block

Akri-BijeelMOL (Kalegran) – (Operator - 80%)Gulf Keystone (20%) Committed work program• 3 year initial exploration period

• 2 to 4 year optional exploration period

• 400 km 2D seismic – Complete

• 1 optional exploration well – 2009

• 20 to 25 year production period

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Kurdistan assets – GKP blocks

Shaikan Akri-Bijeel

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Kurdistan assets - location of GKP blocks

Shaikan Block

Hunt

DNO

Sterling

Western Zagros

Addax

Herritage

Reliance

Aspect

Hillwood

Perenco

Dana

Dana

OMV

DNO

ATT

Petprime

Akri BijeelBlock

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Kurdistan assets - geochemical sampling

• Maturity increases towards the NW

• Lowest maturity samples seem to occur in isolated area (Aqra type section)

• Biodegradation pattern less clear

– Is it related to sample type/location?

– Surface vs. subsurface sample?

– Solid vs. liquid sample?

• Degree of biodegradation may increase moving southwards?

• All samples indicate a Marine Carbonate source type

• Source predicted to be Jurassic

Mild biodegradationHigher maturity Mild biodegradation

Higher maturity

Mild biodegradationModerate maturity

Mild biodegradationModerate maturity

Heavy biodegradationModerate maturity

Heavy biodegradationLower maturity

Heavy biodegradationLower maturity

UndegradedModerate maturity

Mild biodegradationModerate maturity

Heavy biodegradationModerate maturity

Heavy biodegradationModerate maturity

Mild biodegradationModerate maturity

Surface seep (oil pool)Well production sample

Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (bitumen) Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (bitumen) Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (bitumen) Surface seep (bitumen)

Surface seep (sat matrix)

Well production sample

NondegradedHigher maturity

Shaikan

Akri-Bijeel

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Kurdistan assets - Shaikan seismic programme

2km

S N

• Shot 171 km of 2D seismic to date

• Processing completed

• Interpretation ongoing

SN-

08-2

SN-

08-4

SN-

08-6

SN-

08-8

SN-

08-1

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SN-

08-1

2

SN-08-1

SN-08-3

SN-08-5

SN-

08-1

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24R So SeReservoir Source Seal

TD: 3300m

Formation(Prognosed

Thickness m)Epoch / StagePeriod Lithology Petroleum

SystemDepth

(m)

Garagu / Chia Gara(200)

Surface

Aqra (400+)

Qamchuqa (250)

Sargelu (100)

Alan / Mus / Adaiyah(Sehkaniyan)

(250)

Butmah (450)

Kurre Chine (500)

Geli Khana(500)

Mirga Mir (150)

Chia Zaira with Satina

MAASTRICH-TIAN

ALBIAN

VALANGINIAN

MID

Early

LATE

MIDDLE

EARLY

LATE

CR

ETA

CE

OU

SJU

RA

SS

ICTR

IAS

SIC

PERMIAN

400

650

950

1050

1300

1750

2250

2750

2980

2830

Bituminous LimestoneMarly limestone

Limestone and Dolomite

Oolitic Limestone

Black Lst and shale

Anhydrite / oolitic lst

Massive Lst, w/ thinShale beds

Dolomite and Anhydritestreaks

Shaly limestone

Dolomite and Anhydrite

Lst and dolomite

R

R

R

Se

Se

Se

So

So

Beduh (80)

Gotina/Najmah (100)850

Late

R

Oolitic Limestone

R

Nb. Some reservoirs contain intraformational seals

Shaikan Reservoirs

Note: • Resource numbers are based on preliminary

seismic time maps and projections made from these.

• Assumptions made about the reservoir parameters used in the calculations are based on either published data from analogous fields in Kurdistan and Northern Iraq or the Company’s best estimates at this time.

• The above totals assume exploration success and that all potential reservoirs listed are full to spill.

• These are GKP estimates and subject to change / refinement as ongoing work progresses.

P90 P50

Qamchuqa 294 737C. Gara / Garagu / Gotina / Najmah 46 119

Sehkaniyan 438 968

Kurre Chine 161 488

Chia Zaira 121 358

Total 1061 2670

Reservoir Barrels in Place (MMBBL)Reservoir Fm

Large surface anticline (80 Sq. Km)Reservoirs : Jurassic, Triassic

Well defined inverted dip/fault closure (21 Sq. Km)Reservoirs : Cretaceous, Jurassic, Triassic)

Sub-thrust Lead (>20 Sq. Km)Reservoirs : Cretaceous, Jurassic, Triassic

Large surface anticline (>80 Sq. Km) Reservoirs : Jurassic, Triassic

Geological and Prospect Map of the Akri-Bijeel Block, Kurdistan Region, Iraq

0 10km

1:50,000Coordinates measured in UTM projection 38ON zone and decimal degrees in lat-long projectionWGS84 reference ellipsoid

Populated AreaRiver

Akri-Bijeel BlockSeismic line

Prospects

Akri-Bijeel Prospects & Leads

GKP preliminary view from it’s interpretation of the seismic

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Kurdistan Milestones

• Shaikan• Acquired 171 km of 2D Seismic, interpreted and well location determined• Rig contract signed and in transit to Kurdistan

• Drilling site for Shaikan-1 complete. Pipe yard established with long lead items in stock

• Akri-Bijeel• Acquired 442 km of 2D Seismic• Well to follow completion of Shaikan -1 well

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Activity schedule

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Schedule of activity

ProvisionalActual

Akri Bijeel-1

Shaikan-1

Kurdistan

HBH Development

HBH Phase 2 Seismic

RM-2HBH-6HBH Phase 2 Wells

Algeria

DecNovOctSepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan

2009

Akri Bijeel Seismic

Shaikan Seismic

Kurdistan

HBH-6

HBH-5

FEG-1

RM-1

HBHN-1

HBH-4

Algeria

DecNovOctSepAugJulJunMayAprMarFebJan

2008

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Key investment considerations

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Key investment considerations

• High impact assets located in 2 world class hydrocarbon provinces

• Full cycle portfolio• Production - targeting 800

bopd net

• Development – HBH gas field targeting first gas in 2012/ 2013 with gross resources of 0.7 tcf *

• Exploration -Algeria• RM-1 discovery

Kurdistan• Shaikan and Akri-Bijeel

PSCs located in a potential prolific hydrocarbon basin

Attractive Asset Base Material Near-Term Upside PotentialStrategic Advantage

Algeria• RM-1 discovery in HBH could

significantly increase current resource size

• Active drilling schedule through to Q1 2009

Kurdistan• Shaikan exploration well currently

planned to be drilled in H1/09 targeting a billion reservoir bbls or more*

• Akri-Bijeel exploration well currently planned to be drilled in H2/09

• Proven management and board relationships provide access to business development

• Algerian and Kurdistan subsidiaries operated by local management with local knowledge

• Success on current asset base will enable portfolio growth to third core area

World class acreage and reserves position with significant upside potential

* GKP estimate

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