CANADIAN FORESIGHT GROUP PTE. LTD.
SEPTEMBER 2014
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objectives; exploration and drilling plans; the costs associated with and the timing in relation to drilling wells; the costs of leases; capital expenditures;
operating and other costs; the timing of implementing certain operating techniques; royalty rates and taxes; expectations regarding the ability to raise
capital and continually add to reserves through acquisition and development; the sources of and the uses of cash generated from the business of CFG ; and
the treatment under governmental regulatory regimes, including with its quasi-governmental partner, MOGE. Readers are cautioned such assumptions,
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interest rates; stock market volatility and market valuations; liabilities inherent in oil and natural gas operations; uncertainties associated with estimating oil
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assessments of the value of acquisitions; changes in income tax laws or changes in tax laws and incentive programs relating to the oil and gas industry;
geological, technical, drilling and processing problems and other difficulties in producing petroleum reserves; ability to secure drilling and service
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About Us
• Canadian Foresight Group PTE. LTD. (“CFG”) was founded by a group of
investors and key team members of various oil and gas companies
operating in Canada and worldwide.
• CFG’s experienced management team has extensive expertise in both
onshore and offshore oil/gas exploration and development, particularly in
Asia, with over 180 years of combined industry working experience.
• CFG was established to pursue international E&P opportunities in Asia.
• CFG has strong financing support from its existing share holders and
financial institutions based in North America and Asia
Board of Directors
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Songning Shen- Mr. Shen is a professional geologist registered in Alberta, Canada. Mr. Shen is currently the
CEO and director of Caiterra International Energy Corporation which is listed in the Toronto Stock Exchange –
Venture Exchange. He was a Co-founder, Co-Chairman and Director of Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., a company
listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock Exchange. Sunshine holds over 1.0 million
acres of oilsands leases and has a resource base of 4.2 billion barrels. Mr. Shen holds a M.Sc. from the
Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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Kevin Flaherty- Mr. Flaherty, currently residing in Vietnam, is a managing director of Energy & Natural
Resource Investments at Saigon Asset Management. He has spent his entire career working in the international
energy and natural resource sector, and has been active in Southeast Asia for over 20 years. He co-founded
two firms in Vietnam: Tiberon Minerals and Keeper Resources; both of which were subsequently acquired by
Asian-based investment firms.
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Greg Turnbull- Mr. Turnbull is currently a senior partner at the Calgary office of McCarthy Tétrault LLP. He
currently serves as a director of a large number of publicly listed oil and gas E&P companies, including
Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., Crescent Point Energy Corp., Storm Exploration Inc., Heritage Oil plc, Hyperion
Exploration Corp. and Marquee Energy Ltd.
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Raymond Fong -Mr. Fong has over 22 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. Mr. Fong was a director
of China Coal Corporation from 2007 to 2012. He held previous directorships with Abenteuer Resources Ltd.,
Stealth Ventures Ltd., Zapata Capital Inc., director and president of Ultra Capital Inc. and a former director of
United Rayore Gas Ltd. Ray is currently serving as a Director for Sunshine Oilsands Ltd.
Management
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Songning Shen - Chairman of the Board and Managing Director of CFG. Mr. Shen is currently the CEO and
director of Caiterra International Energy Corporation. He was a Co-founder, Co-Chairman and Director of
Sunshine Oilsands Ltd., a company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Toronto Stock
Exchange. Sunshine holds over 1.0 million acres of oilsands leases and has a resource base of 4.2 billion
barrels. Mr. Shen holds a M.Sc. from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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Shan Li - Vice President of Finance. Ms. Li has been the Investment Manager of the Strategic Investment
Division of the Bank of China Investment Group since 2010 and previously served as the Vice-President of
BOCI Asia Limited. In both companies, she identified, developed, and maintained client relationships. She
has been involved in numerous IPOs and major M&As transactions.
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Perla Woo - Vice President of Corporate Operations and Treasurer. Ms. Woo is the Vice-President of Caiterra
International Energy Corporation. She was a Co-Founder of Sunshine Oilsands Ltd. and has been the Senior
Vice President of Sunshine Oilsands from October 2007 to September 2008 and previously held the position
of Vice President, Engineering. Ms. Woo has over 20 years experience working in the oil and gas industry in
Canada in the fields of reservoir engineering, exploitation, and pressure transient analysis.
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Richard W. Pawluk - Corporate Secretary. Mr. Pawluk has been a partner of the law firm of McCarthy
Tétrault LLP since 2003. He has worked for the law firms Donahue LLP and Code Hunter LLP. He has acted
for a number of private and publicly traded oil and gas exploration and production companies with assets in
Canada, the United States of America, Egypt, Pakistan, Albania, Portugal, Columbia and Turkey, advising on
all types of domestic and international financing and acquisition.
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Kyaw Moe - Special Representative of CFG to Myanmar. Mr. Kyaw Moe is Founder and CEO of Asia Network
Service Inc., a company providing business consulting service and trading with South East Asia Countries
including China. Kyaw Moe has about 15 years of media and communication working experience in both
corporate and radio station including Voice of America (VOA) radio.
CFG’s Myanmar Activities
• CFG participated in Myanmar’s Nov. 2013 offshore bidding round along
with Transcontinental Resource Group (TRG) and Myanmar’s KMA Group.
• Under the terms of the bidding agreement, TRG will be carried through
the seismic program after which it needs to elect to participate for a 10%
interest or convert to a 0.33% gross overriding royalty. KMA will receive
a10% carried interest through the exploration program.
• CFG and TRG were awarded Shallow Offshore Block M-15 on March 2014.
Under the terms of joint bid, CFG will undertake a seismic program and
drill two wells.
Company Asset in Myanmar
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Owns the operation right of block M-15 covers 13,480 sq. km.
Estimated P50 Recoverable 16.1 TCF
Block M-15 is located in the Andaman Sea, within the Tanintharyi Offshore basin,
which is off Myanmar’s southern Tanintharyi coast.
One of the biggest offshore gas fields in Myanmar, Yetagun gas field, is located 60
km to the north of M-15. The Yetagun field contains an estimated 4.2 TCF of
recoverable gas. Daily production is about 400 MMSCFD with 12,000 bbl/day
condensate
According to regional magnetic information, M-15 is located at the
Transgression/regression channel area from Eocene to Miocene age. Both Clastic
and Carbonate reservoirs are prospective targets within this block.
One well, M15-B1, was drilled in January 2005. The well was drilled to 3,440 ft and
abandoned. An evaluation of the data by in-house geologist has led to the
determination that the well was drilled too shallow
Approximately 1,753 km of 2D-seismic has been acquired. Previous geophysical
and geological work had identified several prospects with potential from 1 TCF to 5
TCF gas and indicate significant structural and stratigraphic traps. Additional 2D
and 3D seismic work are required to identify the most promising closures
Myanmar’s Awarded Offshore Blocks
Myanmar’s Offshore 2014 Bid Results
Blocks
Selected Candidates
Shallow Water Blocks
A-4
Woodside & BG Group
A-5
Chevron
A-7
Woodside & BG Group
M-4
Oil India & Mercator Petroleum & Oilmax Energy
M-7
ROC Oil & Tap Oil
M-8
Berlanga Holding
M-15
Canadian Foresight Group & Transcontinental Group & Local Partner
M-17
Reliance Industries
M-18
Reliance Industries
YEB
Oil India & Mercator Petroleum & Oilmax Energy
Deep Water Blocks
AD-2
Woodside & BG Group
AD-3
Ophir Energy
AD-5
Woodside & BG Group
AD-9
Shell
AD-10
Statoil & ConocoPhillips
AD-11
Shell
MD-2
ENI
MD-4
ENI
MD-5
Shell
YWB
Total
M-15 Offshore Block
M-15 P50 IGIP and location
16.1
* Calculation of IGIP from a third party technical report
IGIP Calculation for Block M15
Surrounding Infrastructure and
Projects
Major Offshore Gas Projects(1)
YADANA GAS PROJECT
•Proved gas reserves of 6.5 TCF.* Started
operating in 1998. Average gas production
is 653 MMSCFD for 2014 Q1.** 17 wells in
total are connected to 3 platforms.
•Located in blocks M5 and M6 with an area
of 26,140 sq. km.
•Operated by Total and partnered with
PTTEP, Myanmar Unocal, and MOGE
•Gas exported from gas field to Thailand
Vinci-uk.com (Photo)
•There are a number of discovered gas fields
being developed in these blocks that are
prospective.
*Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise, a Ministry of Oil and
Gas Enterprise slide, July 2011
** www.pttep.com/en
Major Offshore Gas Projects (2)
ZAWTIKA GAS PROJECT
•Gas reserves of 1.4 TCF with targeted
production of 300 - 400 MMSCFD.* First
gas production was in February 2014. 35
wells in total are connected to 3 platforms.
•Located in block M9 and small NE part of
M11 with an area of 11,746 sq. km.
Zawtika, Gawthaka, and Kakonna gas fields
were discovered in 2007.
•Operated by Thai state-owned enterprise
PTTEP (80%) and partnered with MOGE
(20%). 2/3 of gas exported to Thailand and
the rest is for Myanmar’s domestic use
Seaoffshore.org (Photo)
*PSC in Myanmar Upstream Oil and Gas Industry.
Presentation by Mr. Htin Aung of Energy Planning
Department on March 28, 2012
Major Offshore Gas Projects (3)
YETAGUN GAS PROJECT
•Proved gas reserves of 4.16 TCF* with 2014
Q1 production of 313 MMSCFD and liquids
condensate of 7251 bbl./d.** One platform
with 10 wells.
•Located in blocks M12, M13, and M14 within
an area of 24,130 sq. km.
•Operated by Petronas and partnered with
PTTEP, Nippon, Mitshubishi, MOGE (10 wells).
•Production started in April 2000.
*Myanma Oil and Gas Enterprise, a Ministry of Oil and
Gas Enterprise slide, July 2011
** www.pttep.com/en
Offshore Energy.com (Photo)
Major Offshore Gas Projects (4)
SHWE GAS PROJECT
•Gas reserves of 4.5 TCF with production of
500 MMSCFD.*
•Located in blocks A1 and A3, in the Rakhine
offshore. It has 11 wells on the platform and
4 wells in the subsea wellhead.
•Operated by Daewoo and partnered with
ONG, GAIL, KOGAS, and MOGE
•Export of gas to China started in 2013
*PSC in Myanmar Upstream Oil & Gas Industry.
Presented by Mr. Htin Aung of Energy Planning
Department on March 28, 2012
* The Korea Herald, July 7, 2013 (Photo)
Major Pipelines - Myanmar to China
•The gas pipeline from Myanmar to China
carries the gas extracted from Shwe gas
project located offshore of the Bay of
Bengal.
•The crude oil pipeline is designed to
carry approximately 22 million tonnes of
oil per year.
•The design capacity of the natural gas
pipeline is 13 Bm³. It is expected to
deliver 12 Bm³ of gas to China every year,
while reserving1Bm³ of gas for Myanmar's
domestic use.*
*Myanmar-China Pipelines, China
www.hydrocarbons-technology.com
* Reuters (Photo)
Major Pipelines - Myanmar to Thailand
•Gas extracted from the
Yetagun project started flowing
to Thailand in 2000 at about
200 mmcfd. In August 2004,
this figure doubled after four
new wells went online. With the
new wells, overall production
climbed to 500 MMSCFD, with
400 MMSCFD exported to
Thailand.
•The offshore Yadana gas
project, where Total is the
operator of the project, exports
600 MMSCFD to Thailand.
About 200 MMSCFD are used
to meet Myanmar’s domestic
needs.
total.com (map)
About CFG and Work Programs
Company Structure
• Shares outstanding: 145.5 million shares
• Capital raising: Planning to raise US$30 million by 3Q 2014 at
$0.50/share
• Backing from major institutions and investors from Asia and North
America
CFG Work Programme
• Initial fundraise – 4th Q 2014
• Set up local Myanmar office and hire office staff – 4th Q 2014
• Prepare Environmental and Social Impact Studies - 4th Q 2014 to
1st Q 2015
• Reprocess previously acquired seismic and plan for a 3-D seismic
program - 2015
• Conduct initial geological and reservoir evaluation of existing data
as well as review well information from previously drilled location to
identify potential reservoir structures – 2015
• Drill Initial well – 2016
Additional information
• Bank: Royal Bank of Canada, DBS
• Legal Firm: McCarthy Tétrault LLP, DFDL Legal & Tax
• Accounting and audit firm: MNP
• Engineering: To be engaged
Contact Information
SONGNING SHEN
KEVIN FLAHERTY
Chairman of the Board and Managing Director
Executive Director
Canadian Foresight Group PTE. LTD.
Canadian Foresight Group PTE. LTD.
Mobile: 1-403-875-2129
Office: 1-587-353-3711 ext. 1120
Email: s.shen@canadianforesight.com
Mobile: +84 978 706 255
Email: k.flaherty@canadianforesight.com
PERLA WOO
TMS Building, 12th Floor
172 Hai BaTrung Street, District 1
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Telephone: +84-8-54043488
Vice President
Canadian Foresight Group PTE. LTD.
Mobile: 1-403-827-6328
Office: 1-587-353-3711 ext. 1121
Email: p.woo@canadianforesight.com
Canadian Foresight Group PTE. LTD.
Suite 800, 717 7th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB T2P 0Z3
Canada
Office: 1-587-353-3711
Fax: 1-403-452-0907
www.canadianforesight.com
Attachment
Myanmar Opportunities
Opportunities in Myanmar
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http://assistamerica.countrywatch.com/rcountry.aspx?
vcountry=28 (map)
Major strategic and
potential location for
regional trade and
transport hub
Richly endowed with
natural resources
Large and relatively
young population
Rich cultural heritage
Strong economic
growth potential
Excerpts from News on Myanmar
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“Thailand’s biggest oil and gas company PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP)
announced on Tuesday that it will invest US$3.3 billion in Burma over five years.” The
Irrawady (February 25, 2014 edition)
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“Myanmar's government envisions development of the project chipping away at the
dominance of ports along the Strait of Malacca—such as Singapore's Keppel port,
the world's busiest—and marking Myanmar's place on major shipping routes, given
its strategic location between India and China.” (The Wall Street Journal – Myanmar
Envisions Trading Hub at Deep-Sea Port by Shabani Mahtani - May 20, 2014)
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“The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recently
reported, “… Myanmar is well positioned to engage a multi-pronged development
strategy that draws on agriculture, mining, and extraction, manufacturing, and
services.” The Asian Development Bank notes that Myanmar could grow at 7 to 8%
per year for a decade or more.” (Industry Week - July 14, 2014 )
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“The economic and financial transformation underway is real and it is rapid.”
(Interview with Singapore’s United Overseas Bank Managing Director Ian Wong on
the bank’s branch opening in Myanmar (The Irrawady - June 2, 2014 edition)
Reason to Invest in O & G Exploration
• Multi-TCF potential of under-explored offshore blocks
• Myanmar is still considered a frontier exploration country with an
estimated 3.2 billion barrels of recoverable oil out of an estimated 540
billion barrels of oil in place and 20 TCF of proven gas reserves out of
estimated 100 TCF initial gas in place. *
• Myanmar’s domestic gas demand is increasing and energy security is a
concern.
There is robust domestic gas demand from neighboring
countries such as Thailand, China and India. Myanmar’s 2012-2013
exported gas receipts amounted to $3.7 billion dollars, mainly to Thailand.
• Infrastructure for oil and gas delivery has already been built.
*From a presentation of Myanma Oil & Gas Enterprise Presented by Mr. Than Tun entitled
Introduction to Oil & Gas Exploration in Myanmar Offshore July 2013