#1ELEPHANT OIL INVESTOR PRESENTATION OCTOBER 2022#2DISCLAIMER Forward-Looking Statements This presentation contains forward-looking statements regarding future events and the future results of Elephant Oil (the "Company") that are based on current expectations, estimates, forecasts, and projections about the industry in which the Company operates and the beliefs and assumptions of the management of the Company. Words such as "address," "anticipate," "believe," "consider," "continue," "develop," "estimate," "expect," "further," "goal," "intend," "may," "plan," "potential," "project," "seek," "should," "target," "will," variations of such words, and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. Such statements reflect the current views of the Company and its management with respect to future events and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. 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JELEPHANT OIL You may access these documents for free by visiting EDGAR on the SEC Website at http:/www.sec.gov. Alternatively, we or any underwriter participating in this offering will arrange to send you the prospectus if you contact Matthew Lofgran, Chief Executive Officer, at (480) 993-8933, or Spartan Capital Securities LLC, 45 Broadway, 19th Floor, New York, NY 10006, Attention: Robert L. Malin, Managing Director of Investment Banking or via email at [email protected] or telephone at (646) 510-4455. General Disclaimer This presentation shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy securities, nor shall there be any sale of securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction. This presentation contains projected financial information with respect to the Company. Such projected financial information constitutes forward-looking information, and is for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon as necessarily being indicative of future results. The assumptions and estimates underlying such projected financial information are inherently uncertain and are subject to a wide variety of significant business, economic, competitive and other risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in the prospective financial information. Actual results may differ materially from the results contemplated by the projected financial information contained in this presentation, and the inclusion of such information in this presentation should not be regarded as a representation by any person that the results reflected in such projections will be achieved. 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This presentation includes volumes that represent resource estimates, and the level of certainty of commercial recovery relating to these resources is reliant on these estimates, which may not prove to be accurate. 2#3BOE: (Barrel of Oil Equivalent) The term allows for a single value to represent the sum of all the hydrocarbon products that are forecast as resources. Typically, condensate, oil, bitumen, and synthetic crude barrels are taken to be equal (1 bbl = 1 BOE). Gas and NGL quantities are converted to an oil equivalent based on a conversion factor that is recommended to be based on a nominal heating content or calorific value equivalent to a barrel of oil. Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System - June 2018 (revised version) Converting gas volumes to the oil equivalent is customarily done on the basis of the heating content or calorific value of the fuel. There are a number of methodologies in common use. Before aggregating, the gas volumes first must be converted to the same temperature and pressure. Common industry gas conversion factors usually range between 1.0 barrel of oil equivalent (boe) = 5.6 thousand standard cubic feet of gas (mscf) to 1.0 boe = 6.0 mscf Glossary of Reserves/Resources Terminology - 2005. GLOSSARY & DEFINITIONS Lead: A project associated with a potential accumulation that is currently poorly defined and requires more data acquisition and/or evaluation to be classified as a Prospect. A project maturity sub-class of Prospective Resources. Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System - June 2018 (revised version). Mmbls: Million barrels MMboe: Million Barrels of Oil Equivalent MMstb: Million standard barrels OQIP: Original oil in place. The total quantity of oil that is estimated to exist originally in naturally occurring reservoirs, as of a given date. Petroleum in-place, crude oil in- place, natural gas in-place, and natural bitumen in-place are defined in the same manner. MELEPHANT OIL Play: A project associated with a prospective trend of potential prospects, but which requires more data acquisition and/or evaluation to define specific Leads or Prospects. Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System June 2018 (revised version) Recoverable: The volume of hydrocarbons that is estimated to be recoverable from the formation under planned production methods. This volume depends strongly on the revenue received from the oil and the operating cost because these economic factors will determine which recovery methods are employed and the duration of production. Reserves: Those quantities of petroleum anticipated to be commercially recoverable by application of development projects to known accumulations from a given date forward under defined conditions. Reserves must satisfy four criteria: they must be discovered, recoverable, commercial, and remaining (as of a given date) based on the development project(s) applied. Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System - June 2018 (revised version) Resource: Term used to encompass all quantities of petroleum (recoverable and unrecoverable) naturally occurring in an accumulation on or within the Earth's crust, discovered and undiscovered, plus those quantities already produced. Further, it includes all types of petroleum whether currently considered conventional or unconventional. (See Total Petroleum Initially-in-Place.) Glossary of Petroleum Resources Management System - June 2018 (revised version TCF: Trillion (one million million) cubic feet Sources: https://petrowiki.spe.org/PetroWik; Society of Petroleum Engineers, Petroleum Resources Management System, June 2018 3#4Company Name: SPANT Proposed Ticker/Exchange: Offering Type: ELEPHANT OIL Offering Size: Securities Offered: Offering Price Range: Use of Proceeds: Expected Close: OFFERING SUMMARY Elephant Oil Corp. NASDAQ: ELEP Firm Commitment Initial Public Offering Approximately $10 million (excl. over-allotment) Common Stock & Warrants $4.15 - $5.15 per unit Oil and drilling activities (including surveys and drilling) and for working capital and general corporate purposes October 2022 Bookrunner(s): Spartan Capital Securities, LLC L#5Dr Stephen Staley Non-Executive Chairman Admissi Over 35 years of management and technical experience in the African, European, North American and Asian oil and gas sectors, including with Conoco and BP. PRESENTERS & MANAGEMENT TEAM Significant experience floating and growing junior oil and gas companies, including identifying and securing assets, fundraising, and managing regulatory matters. Former Non-Executive Director of Cove Energy plc . Non-Executive Chairman of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas Company PLC Founding Director and CEO of upstream start- ups Upland Resources Ltd and Fastnet Oil & Gas Holdings plc. COVE conoco ENERGY PLC Fellow of the Geological Society, holds BSc (Hons.) in Geophysics from Edinburgh University, a Ph.D. in Petroleum Geology from Sheffield University, and an MBA from Warwick University. bp THE UNIVERSITY EDINBURGH ELEPHANT OIL WARWICK The Geological . . . ● Matthew Lofgran Chief Executive Officer Mr. Lofgran founded Elephant Oil in 2013 and has served as its Chief Executive Officer since April 30, 2021. He has over 15 years of international oil and gas experience. Matthew is also the Chief Executive Officer of Nostra Terra Oil & Gas, a UK-based oil and gas exploration and production company. He led the expansion of Nostra Terra into the US as an operator and MENA. Prior to becoming the CEO of Nostra Terra, Matthew was the Vice President of International Business Development for Robson Energy, LLC. In that capacity, he launched the oil and gas, field services, and coal divisions. Matthew holds a Global MBA and a Certificate in Oil & Gas Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management. ELEPHANT OIL Nostra Terra THUNDE OF GLOBAL AGEMENT wwwww MARALEME Lanre Oloniniyi Chief Financial Officer • Mr. Oloniniyi has over 15 years investment experience in various business ventures between Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). He is a Co-Founder of Orbitt Ltd, the first Africa-focused deal origination and business development platform. Prior to co-founding Orbitt, Lanre was involved in originating investment ideas and raising the required capital to grow start-ups in Africa, including Sankuru Limited, First African Gold Limited and Tranergy Capital Limited. . He has also worked at BP, Subsea 7 and Citi in the UK. . Lanre holds a BSc in Economics from the University of Ado, an MSc degree in Energy Economics from the University of Dundee, UK, and an MBA from University of Cambridge, UK. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE citi subsea 7 bp 5#6While the oil and gas industry has not been exploring enough in the last several years to replace reserves¹, some of the biggest discoveries made in the last 10 years have been in Africa. ABOUT US Elephant Oil Corp is a Houston, Texas based oil and gas exploration and development company focused on under-explored areas in onshore Africa where the reserve base is potentially as large with a fraction of the drilling cost. We have a 100% interest in onshore Benin Block B (1.1+ million acres) and 70% interest in onshore Namibia Block 1919 (over 2.8 million acres). Combined, our acreage position is larger than the State of Connecticut and is surrounded by significant, recent discoveries by industry majors. Blocks with large targets Significant discoveries in the region Existing work helps de-risk the opportunity Much lower cost drilling onshore than offshore Jurisdictions with well-established democracies Experienced team of oil and gas veterans Reserve and resource estimates provided are for wells and fields in the region near Elephant Oil's assets. These are provided for informational purposes and are not indicative of potential results on assets owned by Elephant Oil. Estimates are provided per sources below which may or may not conform to recognized industry standard reporting. ELEPHANT OIL ELEPHANT OIL Block B, 100% Interest eni Baleine 1.5-2.0B barrels oil in place, resource² (discovered Sept. 2021) TULLOW Gi BENIN Jubilee Recoverable reserves estimated to be >370 million barrels oil, with upside potential of 1.8 billion barrels oil³ Recent exploration success near Elephant Oil's assets TotalEnergies Venus-1X 3B+ barrels oil recoverable (resource) Feb 2022 1. https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/energy/article/Oil-companies-last-year-made-fewest-discoveries-16757736.php: 2. https://www.eni.com/en-IT/media/press-release/2021/09/eni-announces-major-oil-discovery-block-ci-101.html; Graff-1 Feb. 2022 3. https://www.offshore-technology.com/projects/jubilee-field/; 4. https://www.upstreamonline.com/exclusive/at-least-3-billion-barrels-totalenergies-venus-is-sub-saharan-africas-biggest-ever-oil-discovery/2-1-1174983 MELEPHANT OIL Block 1919, 70% Interest NAMIBIA#7AFRICA'S SIGNIFICANCE TO OIL & GAS MAJORS ExxonMobil 17% of Revenue Angola, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Nigeria' 9% of Production Egypt, Nigeria, (also Algeria, Mauritania, Namibia, São Tomé and Principe, South Africa, Tanzania and Tunisia)³ ELEPHANT OIL Chevron 14% of Revenue Nigeria, Angola, Congo Republic, Equatorial Guinea² enil 60% of Production Egypt, Libya, Nigeria, Angola, Algeria, Congo Republic, Ghana, Ivory Coast* 1. https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/-/media/Global/Files/investor-relations/annual-meeting-materials/annual-report-summaries/2020-Annual Report.pdf 2. https://www.chevron.com/media/chevron/annual-report/2020/documents/2020-Annual Report.pdf 3. https://reports.shell.com/annual report/2020/servicepages/downloads/files/shell-annual-report-2020.pdf 4 https://www.eni.com/assets/documents/eng/reports/2020/Annual-Report-2020.pdf#8Neighboring countries host numerous hydrocarbon discoveries and fields while exhibiting high drilling success rates "See Petroleum Geology Supplement. Block B is a very large onshore license covering "1.1 million acres (1,772 sq mi, 4,590 sq km), making it larger than the US state of Rhode Island RISC has identified 5 plays over Block B and has reviewed 15 leads associated with one of the plays¹ The government of Benin has an option to back in for 10% Elephant Oil's work program is ongoing and includes seismic acquisition and drilling CÔTE D'IVOIRE ELEPHANT OIL eni Cairn TULLOW Di 1. RISC (UK) Limited, Competent Person's Report, Black B, Onshore Benin, June 2021 BLOCK B BENIN BURKINA FASO ELEPHANT OIL Block B, 100% Interest GHANA TULLOW eni KOSMS Se ExonMobil Anadarky TOGO BENIN COTONOU NIGERIA eni Chevron ExxonMobil equinor Te RISC CAMEROON ExxonMobil 8#9Play Types Play #1 Fluvio-Deltaic Play #2 Transgressive sands Play #3 Onshore syn-rift (inverted) graben Play #4 Pre-Rift sedimentary Play #5 Pre-Rift crystalline Elephant Oil has retained RISC (UK) Limited, trading under RISC Advisory ("RISC"), to carry out an independent review of the Company's assets exploration opportunities in Block B, onshore Benin, west Africa. RISC ADVISORY REPORT SUMMARY RISC ELEPHANT OIL RISC has reviewed the resources in accordance with the internationally recognized Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Petroleum Resources Management System 2018 (PRMS). The RISC review gests the probable presenc of exploration opportunities over Benin Block B. Basin stage Block B - Play inventory (RISC) Transitional Syn-rift Pre-Rift Reservoir Targets Lithology Turonian Sandstones / Abeokuta Fm. (fluvio-deltaic) Albian sandstones pinch out Neocomian fluvio-deltaic, lacustrine sands Devonian/Upper Jurassic Sandstones (Intracontinental fluvio-deltaic) Naturally Fractured Crystalline Basement Likely Source(s) Albian to Coniacian Necomian Ise and Albian Necomian Ise Devonian Necomian Ise, Albian to Coniacian Notes: 1. The presence of a preserved sedimentary section onshore Dahomey Embayment remains speculative. However, RISC notes the possibility for an alternative pre-rift fractured basement play to be present. ELEPHANT OIL RISC Our ref: 200068 decisions with confidence Competent Persons Report Block B, Onshore Benin Elephant Oil Limited June 2021 Private and Confidential 9#10The Republic of Benin gained independence from France in 1960 and has elected democratic governments since 1991. LOME BENIN OPPORTUNITY ELEPHANT OIL BLOCK B ALLADA PORT-NOVO (*) COTONOU Vital Access 47km to 1st well site, 23km to 2nd well site • 1 hour drive from Cotonou to Allada . ● • Accessible by local roadways • Large shipping port Democratically Elected Government • Independent since 1960 • Elected democratic governments since 1991 LAGOS 10#11GHANA REFINERY PROXIMITY TO BLOCK B BENIN TOGO 325KM ELEPHANT OIL BLOCK B ALLADA TEMA OIL REFINERY, TEMA, GHANA Produces 45,000 barrels/day TUR *Allada, Benin is within Elephant Oil's Block B BENIN 243KM 1,068KM 樂 DANGOTE 883KM DANGOTE REFINERY, LAGOS, NIGERIA Produces 650,000 barrels/day 799KM FOR KADUNA REFINERY & PETROLEUM, KM 16 KADHIA RD, KADUNA, NIGERIA The distance from Allada, Benin* to the Kaduna Refinery is 1,068km ABUJA EX www AR NIGERIA PORT HARCOURT REFINERY, PORT HARCOURT, NIGERIA Produces 210,000 barrels/day 11#12WORLD CLASS EXPLORATION SUCCESS Elephant Oil's Block B is surrounded by a prolific oil producing region, including Nigeria to the immediate east with over 1.7 million barrels of oil production per day' ExonMobil TULLOW IVORY COAST BASIN - 13 discovered hydrocarbons - 48% success rate² Onshore Ivory Coast & Tano: - 27 wells drilled VOLTA BASIN Cairn 1. U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) 2. Nventures, a Peter Elliot related entity ELEPHANT OIL KOSMOS TANO BASIN BELEPHANT OIL Block B, 100% Interest GULF OF GUINEA eni DAHOMEY EMBAYMENT Onshore Dahomey: - 11 wells drilled .5 discovered hydrocarbons 45% success rate² i NIGER DELTA Onshore Niger Delta: .897 wells drilled .715 discovered hydrocarbons - 79% success rate² eni equinor Chevron Anadarka 12#13A Proposed Well #1 BENIN BLOCK B: NEW SEISMIC INTERPRETATION The offshore seismic line tie into the onshore seismic showing the whole petroleum system. Proposed Well #2 MELEPHANT OIL | Block B | 100% Interest A ELEPHANT OIL B Miocene u/c Oligoncene u/c Maast-Cap Senonian u/c Jurassic Jur sand Mid Albian Devonian Basement Ise Fmn 2D Seismic Interpretation Structural interpretation shows pre-rift & rift faulting. Proposed well location on the Allada structure is shown. Have been tied to well data and airborne gravity data and interpreted for structure and stratigraphy. The separate Devonian and Jurassic failed rift intervals can be seen which together form the Allada structure. 13#14Proposed Well #1 A BENIN BLOCK B: NEW PLAY SYSTEM INTERPRETATION Large discoveries and producing fields offshore. Offshore seismic line ties to onshore seismic, giving a discernible and exciting target to drill. Gas Clouds possibly evidence for hydrocarbonescape from prospect, per management North Allada Prospect ELEPHANT OIL Proposed Well #2 Deltaic Leads Onshore Benin Block B A B Seme Field (Benin) 100 mmbls oil recoverable Source Rock Aje Field (Nigeria) -400 MMstb of oil and condensate and 1+ TCF of gas Lome Field (Togo) 80 mmbls oil in place Ogo Field (Nigeria) - approximately 770 MMboe P50 resource estimate Offshore Togo, Benin & Nigeria Source Rock Reserve and resource estimates provided are for wells and fields in the region near Elephant Oil's assets. These are provided for informational purposes and are not indicative of potential results on assets owned by Elephant Oil. Estimates are provided per sources below which may or may not conform to recognized industry standard reporting. m 14#15. . Elephant Oil has secured a 70% Working Interest (WI) in the very large onshore Namibia-based Block 1919 project, which totals over 2.8 million acres (4,507 sq mi, 11,675 sq km) . A total of 111 giant oil and gas fields with recoverable reserves of nearly 260 billion barrels of oil equivalent have been discovered along the South Atlantic margins¹ BLOCK 1919 NAMIBIA Namibia has promising geology that is similar tectono-stratigraphically to prolific hydrocarbon regions on both sides of the Atlantic. Multiple operators are active in Namibia and numerous petroleum exploration licenses have been awarded¹ Exploration License Holders in Namibia² bp BR PETROBRAS ReconAFRICA 1. Quester Advisors, "Namibia: Africa's next oil and gas frontier awaits", April 18, 2021 2. http://www.mme.gov.na/petroleum/stakeholders/ ELEPHANT OIL Recon AFRICA TSXV:RECO ELEPHANT OIL BLOCK 1919 70% INTEREST Elephant Oil's Block 1919 is adjacent to the Namibia block held by Recon Africa, where they drilled 2 wells in 2021 ANGOLA O NAMIBIA ZAMBIA BOTSWANA SOUTH AFRICA ZIMBABWE Reserve and resource estimates provided are for wells and fields in the region near Elephant Oil's assets. These are provided for informational purposes and are not indicative of potential results on assets owned by Elephant Oil. Estimates are provided per sources below which may or may not conform to recognized industry standard reporting. 15#16NAMIBIA: RECENT SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERIES "This is a game changer for Namibia." - Wood Mackenzie, "Shell makes huge oil discovery offshore Namibia", Feb. 2022 Discovery #1 قطر الطاقة QatarEnergy NAMCOR Date: Feb. 4, 2022 Well: Graff-1 (deepwater; exploratory) Discovery: Significant light oil' in primary & secondary targets² Pre-Drill Estimate: Well met pre-drill resource estimate of 500M to 1B barrels of oil' Milestone for Namibia: Country's first ever oil discovery¹ Milestone for Shell: Largest commercial find in Sub-Saharan Africa since Bonga in 1996¹ "At our base case of 700 million barrels of oil recoverable, Graff puts the country's liquids reserves ahead of established producers like Gabon and Niger, and even newcomers like Senegal."¹ Wood Mackenzie ELEPHANT OIL TotalEnergies Discovery #2 قطر للطاقة QatarEnergy Impact 045 G NAMCOR Date: Feb. 24, 2022 Well: Venus-1X (deepwater; exploratory) Discovery: Giant light oil & associated gas³ Pre-Drill Estimate: Well surpassed pre-drill recoverable resource estimate of 1.5 to 2B barrels oil³ Estimated Recoverable Oil: 3B+ barrels oil (resource) (Wood Mackenzie)³ "Venus is set to become Sub Saharan Africa's biggest ever oil discovery... Namibia could find itself the third largest oil producer in Sub Saharan Africa within a decade."3 Wood Mackenzie Recon AFRICA TSXV:RECO ELEPHANT OIL BLOCK 1919 70% INTEREST 1. https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/d53afaf0-187c-44a8-8c07-0d41fde346bb/downloads/Wood%20Mackenzie%20Shell%20Makes%20Huge%20Oil%20Discovery % 20.pdf?ver-1644018273243 2. https://www.namcor.com.na/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/NAMCOR-Press-Release-The-Graff-1-Deep-sea-discovery-_Final_3_Feb_2022.pdf 3. https://www.upstreamonline.com/exclusive/at-least-3-billion-barrels-totalenergies-venus-is-sub-saharan-africas-biggest-ever-oil-discovery/2-1-1174983 ANGOLA O NAMIBIA Reserve and resource estimates provided are for wells and fields in the region near Elephant Oil's assets. These are provided for informational purposes and are not indicative of potential results on assets owned by Elephant Oil. Estimates are provided per sources below which may or may not conform to recognized industry standard reporting. 4 16 ZA BOTS SOUTH AF#17Strategic Location Shared geology & located between 2 oil and gas-rich nations: Angola - OPEC member; Africa's 2nd largest producer & 15th largest in the world . ● NAMIBIA OPPORTUNITY The legislative framework governing Namibia's oil and gas industry is modern and well developed while being specially established to promote hydrocarbon exploration and development. . . South Africa Earlier stage oil and gas industry; recently reported significant gas and condensate discoveries¹ - Modern Infrastructure Network of quality roads connects the majority of centers and towns while linking Namibia to Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa³ Port access to the Atlantic enables strategic trade routes to the rest of the world² Democratically Elected Government Gained independence from South Africa in 1990 • Elected democratic governments since then 1. Quester Advisors, "Namibia: Africa's next oil and gas frontier awaits", April 18, 2021 2. http://namibiacommercialoffice.org.za/trade/ 3. https://www.namibiahc.org.uk/infrastructure.php ELEPHANT OIL M X WALVIS BAY ReconAFRICA BLOCK 1919 o WINDHOEK NAMIBIA LÜDERITZ ANGOLA ZAMBIA BOTSWANA SOUTH AFRICA 17#18lan Bulley Lead Geologist G Mr. Bulley is a proven oil finder. He was a key member of the Hardman Resources team that discovered the East Africa Rift oil province, and supervised an exploration team of 3 geoscientists that contributed to the discovery of Mauritania's first producible hydrocarbons. He has over 35 years of exploration and development experience with major oil companies and independents in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and the North Sea. During that time he gained expertise in basin to prospect evaluations, field development and well operations planning. lan was a principal geologist in the Cairn Energy New Ventures team where he was instrumental in Cairn's entry into its onshore Côte d'Ivoire licenses and entry into Mauritania. Hardman He holds an MSc from Imperial College, London in Petroleum Geology, and is a member of the Petroleum Exploration Society of Great Britain. TEAM ELEPHANT OIL Cairn Imperial College London PES GB Matt Tyrrell Exploration Geologist Mr. Tyrell is an expert in Africa geology and farmouts, coordinating between oil companies and host countries to deliver opportunities. Matt has over 20 years of experience planning, acquiring and interpreting geological and geophysical data leading to successful completion of work programs. He has extensive knowledge of the petroleum systems, oil company activities and strategies, license round processes and block licenses of Africa and South America. He also has significant exposure to international projects including onshore Africa, offshore East & West Africa, Mediterranean, Brazil, Eastern Canada, onshore US, UK and Norwegian North Sea. Matt holds an MSc from Oxford Brookes University and is a member of the Institute of Directors. PGS M TGS OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY ID 18#19Simon Lucas Drilling and Operations Engineer Mr. Lucas is a 30-year drilling professional with a track record of delivery of offshore and onshore wells in established and frontier operating environments. His expertise includes leadership and management of well design and operations, and recruitment and supervision of onshore and offshore personnel. Simon has over 14 years drilling experience with Shell alone and has been an Engineering Manager and Operations Manager for numerous oil operators such as SDX Energy, Europa Oil & Gas, and Silverstone Energy. He holds a BEng with Honors from the University of Nottingham in Mining Engineering and is a Chartered Engineer. SDX ENERGY ELEPHANT OIL EUROPA O & Gas They of Nottingham TEAM Chris "Kofi" Amenyinyor Local Rep 151 Mr. Amenyinyor is an entrepreneur in international business development. He has represented numerous foreign companies in West Africa. For Elephant Oil, he maintains strong relationships between the company and the Benin government while working on logistics and support for various projects. Chris is the founder of Christ's Ambassadors for Nations, a non-governmental organization based in Ghana. He has also been involved in numerous investment ventures associated with the export of tropical products in and out of West Africa (Togo, Côte d'Ivoire, Burkina Faso and Niger). He is multi-lingual, with fluency in English and French. Wil Kohou Local Rep Mr. Kohou is an experienced oil and gas professional with a background in electrical engineering. Over the past 13 years, he has focused on the upstream and downstream oil industry. Wil was formerly a project engineer at SIR (a Total partly owned refinery in Côte d'Ivoire). He was also an engineering supervisor for companies including Halliburton and GE Oil and Gas. He has extensive experience in the drilling and completion of complex unconventional horizontal oil and gas wells such as in the Permian Basin, Eagle Ford, and Barnett Shale plays with a proven expertise in troubleshooting and designing ballistic systems. Wil is a proven negotiator with an in-depth knowledge of regulations surrounding the oil and gas industry in the USA and Côte d'Ivoire. HALLIBURTON GE Oil & Gos 19#20Frank C. Ingriselli Director Frank Ingriselli is a seasoned leader and entrepreneur with wide-ranging oil exploration and production experience spanning more than 42 years in the international energy industry. He is currently the President of Indonesia Energy Corporation (NYSE: INDO), engaged in the exploration, development and production of strategic, high-growth energy projects in Indonesia. Frank is the former founder, Chairman and CEO of PEDEVCO Corp. (NYSE: PED), which acquires and develops energy assets in the US, and is the former founder, Chairman and CEO of Pacific Asia Petroleum, Inc., a NYSE publicly traded energy company with operations in Africa and China. Earlier in his career, he spent 23 years at Texaco, Inc. in senior executive positions involving E&P, merger and acquisition activities, pipeline operations, and corporate development, including serving as President of Texaco International Operations and President of Texaco Technology Ventures where he was responsible for over several billion dollars of investments. Frank currently sits on the Board of NXT Energy Solutions Inc. (TSX:SFD), sits on the Board of Trustees of the Eurasia Foundation, and is the founder and CEO of Brightening Lives Foundation Inc., a public charitable foundation. INDNESIA PEDEVCO ENERGY He graduated from Boston University with a B.S. in business administration, earned an M.B.A. from New York University, and a J.D. from Fordham University School of Law. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Pacific Asia PETROLEUM ELEPHANT OIL TEXACO DITA BASTONE XIXRX W YORK S David Blanchard Director Mr. Blanchard is currently the President and Owner of DB Global Energy Consultants LLC and provides advisory services for the petroleum upstream sector. David has over 40 years of industry experience in asset management, partner and joint venture relations, business development, on-the-ground operations, production and exploration. He has lived and worked in international locations for over 25 years and has held positions of vice president, managing director, chief geologist, and asset manager with Marathon Oil, Devon Energy and El Paso. He has also been the principal lead and contributor to several significant discoveries in various countries, including Egypt and Syria. While in Egypt, he was active in the community as Vice Chairman of the Egyptian Petroleum Exploration Society Board for 10 years and on the Board of Directors of the Egyptian Safe Road Society. David has lived and worked in Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Brazil, Sudan, Malaysia, Mexico, Australia and in the US while working on domestic projects for Schlumberger, the USGS and Energy XXI. He has served on several Joint Venture IOC and NOC boards and has been elected AAPG President of the Africa Region. David has served as Board Chairman of the International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) and on the Damascus Community School Board of Directors. He has received numerous awards from professional societies and NGOs. He has also convened and chaired several international professional conferences, is a Certified Petroleum Geologist, has authored and co-authored several papers on exploration, production, drilling and basin resources, and is a member of the AAPG, AIPN and SPE. M MARATHON devon elpaso AAPG aiph THE NHA Schlumberger 20#21CAMELEPHANT OIL BOARD OF DIRECTORS Peter Elliott Director Mr. Elliott has 30 years of experience in the international oil, gas and energy industry working in new ventures and business development. Since 2004, Mr. Elliott has served as the managing director of PVE Consulting Ltd., an international advisory consulting firm for the upstream E&P sector. Mr. Elliott worked with Halliburton between 1990 and 1993 as an offshore geologist. Between 1993 and 1997, Mr. Elliott was a senior editor at IHS Energy (Previously IEDS), and was responsible for managing the Middle East region. He worked with Schlumberger WesternGeco between 1997 and 2001, and was part of a team carrying out major multi-client seismic surveys around the coast of Africa. UNIVERSITY OF VABERDEEN Da UNITED OILA GAS ST TALISMAN 21#22AFRICA PROVEN RESERVES BY COUNTRY Total Proved Oil Reserves in Billions of Barrels (2019)¹ Tunisia 0.4 Algeria 12.2 Senegal 1.3 Nigeria 37 WESTERN SAHARA AMEA BRITANI SENEGAL Cow Equatorial Guinea 1.1 URDIA MOROCCO COTT DINDIRE Gabon 2 Angola 8.2 HALL BURKINA FASO Comentarwaww. CHANA Republic of Congo 3 BEMIN TUNSIN NIGER HCAR CAMEROON osu GARCH 1. All numbers based on proved all reserves from BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2020 except for Senegal, which is based on an estimated 1.298 MMboe at a 2P confidence level from www.woodside.com.au/docs/default- source/asx-announcements/2020-as/sangomar-field development-approved.pdf ELEPHANT OIL URA CHW O CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC OF THE DONGO NAMM Moran OF THE CONSO BOTSWANA B CAMBIA SOUTH AFRICA SUDAN SOUTH HUUMO BANGE UGANDA ESTH LESDOND LESTREA BRANIE TANZANIA MALAM THIOPIA RENKE TOTA MOLAMOU SOMALIA MADAGASCAR Libya 48.4 Egypt 3.1 Sudan 1.5 Chad 1.5 ************ South Sudan 3.5 Other Africa 3.9 [+ Africa represents 7.2% of the world's total proved oil reserves¹#23E Algeria 1122.43 AFRICA OIL PRODUCTION BY COUNTRY Thousands of Barrels per Day¹ Morocco 0,05 Mauritania 0.00 Nigeria 1774.63 Ghana 199.47 Côte d'Ivoire 36.76 ****************** Gabon 173.63 -- Equatorial Guinea 147.56 Angola 1256.67 ALLAIEN SAHARA FROTTORLEKT ELEPHANT OIL MARTI GAMBA SENESAL Republic of Congo 283.16 GENER Man BOCCO D com WWI 1. U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), crude oil including lease condensate. 2020 AUBURIA NAFAS BENIN CHUB Hey 2 NIGER NIGERIA CAMEROON ATOWAL JUMLA DOM THAI M CENTRAL AFRICAN ... REPUBLIC OF THE GABON CONGO DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONDO DAMEM BOTSWA DYR SOUTH AFRICA SUDAN Cr Lots SOUTH SULAN USANDA RUNDE THEADVE LESOTHO ESTANTIN . ERITREA TRUMEN MOCHA ETHIOPIA KEMIL MELAMIDIS MOZAMBIQUE SOMALIA Tunisia 31.19 Libya 408.07 Egypt 586.73 Chad 115.82 Niger 9.50 Cameroon 66.67 DR Congo 23.00 South Africa 102 ********* O (+ 23#24ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL & GOVERNANCE (ESG) Elephant Oil actively engages with the local community and partners. Elephant Oil strives to be a good member of the community, including building schools and donating supplies, working with the university to provide field experience in the industry, and employing locals. Environmental Impact Assessment completed prior to work in the field. Elephant Oil building a school in Benin CAMELEPHANT OIL MT Elephant Oil donating school supplies, material, and equipment for a school in Côte d'Ivoire Elephant Oil donating school supplies to a school in Benin#25CAPITAL STRUCTURE & USE OF PROCEEDS Major Shareholders Matthew Lofgran Gavin Burnell related entities Adrian Beeston Stephen Lundy Peter Elliott and related parties TOTAL SHARES OUTSTANDING JELEPHANT OIL *60% of the current shares are owned by Management, Founders and Board Members Benin Shares 2,688,733 2,224,383 1,326,753 707,822 230,811 12,178,411 USE OF PROCEEDS Namibia Total 22.1% 18.3% 10.9% 5.9% 1.9% Further expansion of portfolio Remainder ( 40% CURRENT SHARE STRUCTURE Management, Founders & Board Other Shareholders & Investors $ USD Approx. $5,300,000 Approx. $400,000 Approx. $400,000 Approx. $900,000 60% $7,000,000 60% 40% 25#262022-2023 work program Mobilize rig to Benin Drill 2 exploration wells on selected structures FUTURE EXPLORATION PROGRAM Acquire additional 2D seismic Optional further exploration opportunities (see map below) Block B ELEPHANT OIL A B 4 D *% 00000 MAA Underexplored area in a producing basin Experienced team of oil and gas veterans Lower drilling costs compared to offshore drilling Shallow onshore wells Easy access from port with good infrastructure ● Elephant Oil has a 100% Interest in Benin and 70% Interest in Namibia Democratic government 26#27HOUSTON HQ Elephant Oil Corp (USA) Pennzoil Place 700 Milam Suite 1300 Houston, TX 77002 Tel: (832) 871 5050 ELEPHANT OIL LONDON OPERATIONS Elephant Oil Limited (UK) 24/25 The Shard 32 London Bridge Street London SE1 9SG United Kingdom Tel: +44 203 871 2723 www.elephant-oil.com BENIN OPERATIONS Elephant Oil SA (Bénin) L'ancienne Maison de La Radio Lot Numero 12 Cotonou BENIN