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Harbour Energy InduPrants 1#3A pure play upstream global oil & gas producer Harbour Energy Safe and responsible operations Playing a significant role in the energy transition High quality, cash generative portfolio Targeting high return, short cycle drilling opportunities Portfolio of strategic investment opportunities Organic diversification well underway Robust financial position, strict capital discipline Supports competitive shareholder returns and M&A optionality#4Building a global, diversified oil and gas company via disciplined M&A Transformational acquisition of Wintershall Dea asset portfolio announced December 2023, in line with strategy Ensure safe, reliable and environmentally responsible operations ■ Maintain a high-quality portfolio of reserves and resources Leverage our full cycle capability to diversify and grow further Ensure financial strength through the commodity price cycle c.500 kboepd Harbour Energy Harbour founded by private equity 2014 Shell UK transaction 2017 187 kboepd 175 kboepd 137 kboepd Conoco UK transaction Premier merger Largest UK O&G producer 2019 2021 2023 Post completion of Wintershall Dea asset portfolio¹ Pro forma² 1 Acquisition of substantially all of Wintershall Dea's upstream assets announced 21 December 2023, expected to complete Q4 2024 2 H1 2023 pro forma production, as per management estimates Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 3#5Harbour at a glance A global independent O&G company focused on value creation, cash flow and distributions Our purpose is to play a significant role in meeting the world's energy needs through the safe, efficient and responsible production of hydrocarbons, while creating value for our stakeholders. c.$1 billion (sh. distributions since 2021) UK Norway 186 kboepd Production (2023) c.$1.0 bn Total capex (inc.decom) (2023) $0.2 bn Net debt (2023) Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation c.$16/boe Operating cost (2023) $1.0 bn¹ Free cash flow (2023) Net Zero 2035 Commitment² Mexico Vietnam Indonesia Harbour existing portfolio Harbour Energy 1 FCF is free cash flow after tax and pre-distributions. 2Harbour's Net Zero goal is Scope 1 and 2 emissions on a gross operated basis 4#6Harbour Energy 2023 highlights Advancing our strategy Energy#72023 highlights Advancing our strategy Maximising value of our production base Top quartile safety performance ■ Reserve additions at UK operated hubs International growth and diversification >25% growth in international 2C resource ■ Increased momentum on CCS projects Strong financial position; capital discipline ■ Significant FCF generation of $1bn $249m¹ in buybacks, $200m dividend Transformational acquisition announced ■ Wintershall Dea asset portfolio for $11.2bn Z 186 kboepd 175 kboepd 17 kboepd 137 kboepd 2017 2019 ConocoPhillips 2021 Premier Oil 2023 Harbour Energy Chart shows Harbour's annual reported production 1Total spend on share buybacks includes transaction fees and foreign exchange differences applied to the sterling denominated shares repurchased. Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation c.500 kboepd 2023 Proforma wintershall dea Harbour Energy 6#8Harbour Energy Operational review Maximising the value of our production base Harbour Energy#9Harbour Energy A focus on safe and responsible operations Further improvement in our safety record with no lost time injuries or serious process safety events during 2023 Strong occupational safety record TRIR (per million hours worked) 1 Improved process safety performance Events (Tier 1 and Tier 2)1,2 1.3 Harbour Energy Safety is our top priority ◉ ☐ Building a strong safety record and culture No significant injuries or serious process safety events Significant reduction in high potential incidents No lost time injuries 0.8 0.7 2021 2022 2023 2 Tier 2 Tier 1 1 No Tier 1 or 2 events 1 0 2021 2022 2023 1 Safety KPIs are reported on a gross operated basis, including appointed operator assets Catcher and Tolmount 2 Loss of Primary Containment (LOPC) incidents are categorised as Tier 1 or Tier 2 events as defined by IOGP (The International Association of Oil & Gas Producers) Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 8#10Addressing our environmental impact Producing oil and gas responsibly 2018 2025 <0.2% Methane Intensity¹ 2030 Zero routine flaring 50% reduction in GHG emissions² 2035 Net Zero² Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 2023 highlights Harbour Energy GHG emissions mt CO2e (gross, operated, Scope 1 and 2) Harbour has a steady UK programme of decommissioning wells and infrastructure 1.8 c.30% 1.3 ☐ 2018 2023 Executed four emission reduction projects with the impact of lowering Harbour's 2023 gross operated emissions by 54 kt Plugged & abandoned seven wells; removed several subsea structures - 97% recycling rate of removed infrastructure achieved Viking CCS targeting 10 mtpa of CO2 by 2030 and 15 mtpa by 2035 1 OGCI methane intensity target 2 Gross operated scope 1 & 2 GHG emissions vs a 2018 baseline 9#11Harbour Energy Production of 186 kboepd underpinning significant free cash flow generation Strong performance from our operated UK hubs offset by deferred partner wells and extended planned shutdowns Production kboepd 2023 Production 200 150 100 50 175 208 186 0 2021 2022 Natural Production decline efficiency New 2023 wells Balance of oil and gas kboepd UK gas Int'l gas Oil NGLS Operated asset production efficiency vs UK average % ¹Excludes appointed operator assets East Irish Sea, Tolmount and Catcher. 2Source: NSTA data and reflects average UK production efficiency in 2022. Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 84 77 Harbour¹ UK average production efficiency² 10#12A proactive operator with competitive operations well placed for further growth Leveraging our scale in the UK and removing complexity to control our cost base Fewer contracts and suppliers, more strategic partnerships Number 15 10 100 12 Creating an efficient & scalable business Additional long-term supplier contracts Rationalised number of contracts ✓ Completed review of UK organisation Progressed systems integration and simplification Competitive UK operations UK operating costs, $/boe Harbour Energy 5 0 2 50 6 2022 2023 0 2024F 2021 2022 Strategic partnerships (LHS) 2023 ▪10s of contracts (RHS) Suppliers (RHS) 1 Source: Harbour estimates for Harbour operating costs; NSTA estimates for UK average operating costs Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 14 21 16 24 Harbour UK operating costs UK average operating costs¹ 11#13Harbour Investing in high-return, short cycle UK opportunities to support production and cash flow Energy UK investment has to compete for capital with other investment opportunities, shareholder returns and debt reduction UK capital investment (excl. decom) $bn 2023 2024 0.6 H 0.7 I Well inventions, maintenance Infill drilling Satellite developments E&A Targeting NPV10 breakeven of <$40/bbl and <40p/therm Targeting IRRs well in excess of 50% at today's market prices Production broadly stable from our three largest operating hubs (2021-2025F) AELE: Extending producing life ■ LAD well outperforming ■ NW Seymour online H2 2024 ■ Potential to extend field life to 2030+ GBA: Outperforming expectations ■Callanish F6 first production H2 2024 ■ Successful Leverett appraisal ■ E&A upside (Brodgar, Gilderoy) J-Area: Active infill programme ■ Talbot first oil end-2024 Recovery efficiency improvement projects matured Upside via near-field exploration Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 12#142024 production reflects high level of planned shutdowns and timing of new wells on-stream 2025 production expected to be similar to 2024 with increased volumes from new wells and fewer planned outages Production Harbour Energy kboepd 186 2023 Natural decline Vietnam disposal¹ Impacted by deferred drilling at non-operated hubs 2024 guidance 150-165 kboepd Unusually high planned shutdowns 1 Sale of Vietnam business is assumed to complete H1 2024 Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Increased volumes from 2024 capital programme Normal planned maintenance levels Production efficiency New wells 2024 Natural decline Vietnam Production New 2025 disposal¹ efficiency wells 13#15Increased total reserves and resources to 880 mmboe 2P reserve additions at UK operated hubs and growth in international 2C resources offset by production Total 2P reserves and 2C resources mmboe¹ 865 455 (2C) Harbour Energy Track record of 2P reserve additions from acquisitions mmboe 880 834 >25% 2P reserves 659 Premier 361 Cumulative production Conoco 519 (2C) 473 Shell At acquisition YE 2023¹ effective dates² Significant growth in international 2C resources 410 (2P) 361 (2P) mmboe International UK >85% YE 2021 170 290 YE 2022 250 205 YE 2022 Production Net additions Revisions/ Additions removals YE 2023 YE 2023 317 202 2P reserves -2C resources 1 Harbour's independently verified internal estimates. 2 Per CPR for Shell, ConocoPhillips and Premier acquisitions Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 14#16Growing set of attractive, international growth projects... ...with the potential to materially add to our reserves and production and diversify our portfolio overtime Mexico: Zama c.95 mmboe 2C ■ 12.4% non-operated interest ■ FDP approved FEED planned for 2024 ahead of potential Final Investment Decision Harbour Energy Norway Indicative reserve additions mmboe ■ Small gas discovery at Ametyst Drilling at Ringhorne ongoing 519 Mexico Zama Active efforts ■ 50% operated interest Indonesia: Tuna ■ Initial plan of development approved Progress impacted by EU/UK sanctions c.55 mmboe 2C to mature into 2P Kan 361 Tuna Layaran Mexico: Block 30 c.30 mmboe 2C ■ 30% non-operated interest ■ Kan-1 discovery in April 2023 ■ Kan appraisal plan approved; drilling expected H2 2024 Indonesia: Andaman c.130 mmboe 2C ■ Play opening Timpan-1 gas discovery (2022) Significant discovery at Layaran-1 (2023) ■ Low gas saturation at Halwa; Gayo small discovery (2024) Drilling Tangkulo prospect next Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Indonesia Timpan J-Area RF UK infill Other UK UK YE 2023 2P reserves YE 2023 2C resources 15#17Harbour Energy Progressing Viking CCS, a scalable transportation & storage network, to a final investment decision Critical for the UK's transition to a lower carbon economy & offers Harbour a potential long term, stable income stream H +++ Working with mature CO2 capture projects First mover in CO2 shipping, Leading UK CO₂ storage provider Repurposes infrastructure to transport 30mtpa 島 bp Joint Venture partner (40%) ☑ 300MT certified capacity (gross) working with ABP Located to serve both UK and European markets Viking CCS Humber Region 20 MtCO2 O Rotterdam Track 2 Status awarded (July 2023) Key workstreams FEED Govt Due Diligence Integration with capture projects DCO for onshore pipeline Final investment decision | Economic licence awarded Hull O Phillips 66 VPI ABP RWE CCGT Cory 1.4 MtCO2 Immingham Industrial Cluster New onshore pipeline West Burton Theddlethorpe O Lincoln Existing LOGGS pipeline On track to transport and store 10 mtpa by 2030 and 15 mtpa by 2035 RWE Staythorpe Harbour Energy Viking CCS Operator ABR ASSOCIATED Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation PHILLIPS 66 RWE VPI BRITISH PORTS ENERGY Shipping Viking industrial emitters & cluster members ▲ Emitter partners ●Largest clusters by industrial emissions Storage site (depleted Viking gas fields) 16#18Harbour Energy 2023 financial review and 2024/2025 outlook Strong financial position and disciplined capital allocation#19Sustained operational & financial delivery and disciplined capital allocation Since becoming a public company in 2021, we have generated $3.8 billion of free cash flow Safeguarding the balance sheet Net debt, $bn Ensuring a robust and resilient portfolio Capex, $bn Competitive shareholder returns Dividend, cents/share c.75% 0.8 0.2 YE 2022 YE 2023 0.9 2022 c.10% 1.0 2023 23 9% 25 2022 2023 c.$2.7 billion of net debt reduction, supported by prudent risk management & capital discipline $2.8 billion Total capital expenditure since 2021 c.$1 billion Returned to shareholders since 2021 through dividends and buybacks Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Harbour Energy 18#20Harbour Energy Significant cash generation underpinned by robust operational performance... ...allowed for continued investment, material shareholder distributions and net debt reduction Net debt/ cash flow $bn 0 0.8 $1 billion of FCF after tax, capex, financing costs before distributions Significant liquidity at 31 Dec 2023 " 0.2 0.4 $bn Successful amendment and extension of the RBL on favourable terms in Nov 2023 Maturity extended out to 2029 RBL was undrawn as at year-end 2023 2.9 1.0 0.4 0.4 0.3 1.6 1.3 Available BBA Cash Liquidity YE 2022 Net debt Gross op. cash flow Capital expenditure Financing/ other Tax Shareholder returns YE 2023 Net debt¹ 1Net debt balances stated before unamortised fees Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 19#21Significantly higher free cash flow expected in 2025... ...driven by materially lower capital expenditure and improved gas hedging profile Hedging profile² Harbour Energy Gas: hedged production, avg. hedged price³ (p/therm) Oil: hedged production, avg. hedged oil price ($/bbl) 84 90 77 99 Guidance 2024 2025 vs 2024 Volumes hedged kboepd 40 67 Production kboepd 150-165 Unit opex $/boe c.18 20 Total capex $bn 1.2 0 Sensitivity 2024 Brent oil 85 85 Total capital expenditure $/bbl $ billion UK gas NBP 70 70 p/therm 2024 Free Cash Flow¹ $bn Small +ve Tax payments 2025 1.0 $bn 2025 2026 1.2 1 $200 million free cash flow forecast provided in January 2024 reflected $85/bbl and 100p/therm 2 As at 31 December 2023 3 Hedge price for gas hedge collars reflects the forward curve as at 6 March 2024 Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 20#22Harbour Energy Acquisition of Wintershall Dea asset portfolio A transformational step in our journey#23Overview of acquisition Acquisition of substantially all Wintershall Dea's upstream assets for $11.2 bn (effective date 30 June 2023) Wintershall Dea's upstream assets in Norway, Germany, Denmark, Argentina, Mexico, Egypt, Libya and Algeria¹ Acquisition Funding structure 3 Equity 3 $4.15 bn equity Harbour shares issued at agreed value of 360p/share4 Adds 1.1 bnboe of 2P reserves at c. $10/boe, and more than 300 kboepd at c.$35,000/boepd² On completion, BASF to own 46.5% of Harbour's ordinary shares; LetterOne to hold non-voting shares³ Completion expected in Q4 2024 2 $2.15 bn cash c.$4.9 bn bonds 1 (nominal value) 2 Cash consideration ■ Interim cash flows from target portfolio ■ $1.5bn bridge facility successfully syndicated 1 Existing Wintershall Dea bonds transferred to Harbour Harbour Energy Expected to deliver Investment Grade credit profile 1 Excluding the Ravn field in Denmark and Libya onshore. 2 Based on YE 2022 2P reserves and H1 2023 production ³ If the non-voting shares were, following satisfaction of conditions, to be converted into ordinary shares, Harbour's existing shareholders would own 45.5%, and BASF and LetterOne would own 39.6% and 14.9% respectively of Harbour. 4 Harbour will issue in total 921.2 million shares. Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 22#24The Acquisition is expected to be accretive across all key metrics... ...underpinning expected investment grade credit ratings and sustainable, enhanced shareholder returns Production¹ kboepd Unit operating costs² $/boe GHG emissions intensity³ kgCO₂e/boe Annual dividend4 Cents/ordinary share >150% >25% c.25% >5% Harbour Energy Harbour Pro forma Harbour Harbour Pro forma Harbour Harbour Pro forma Harbour Harbour Pro forma Harbour Scale and High quality, Financial strength, diversification resilient asset base Supporting the Energy Transition sustainable returns 1 Based on H1 2023 production. 2 H1 2023, Wintershall Dea opex also includes lease costs. Harbour's opex does not include lease costs. 3 GHGI is Scope 1 and 2 emissions on a net equity share basis and is based on full year 2022. 4 Based on a total dividend for 2023 of 25 cents/share and 1440.1 million Harbour ordinary shares (i.e. excluding the non-voting shares issued to LetterOne) post-completion Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation 23#25Harbour to be well-placed amongst long-established global independent O&G companies Acquisition transforms Harbour into a large-scale, global independent with a new peer group 2023 Production kboepd¹ Harbour Energy 500 250 r ¡Pro forma Harbour Harbour Energy Aker BP APA Marathon Hess Var 1 Source is companies' disclosures (quarterly / full year results) Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation T Harbour Energy Norwegian independents UK listed independents US independents Murphy Energean Ithaca Kosmos 24#26Acquisition on track for completion during Q4 2024 Substantially all regulatory, anti-trust and FDI approvals for completion submitted and progressing as expected Acquisition announcement Oversubscribed syndication of $3bn RCF & $1.5bn bridge Voluntary bondholder consent with significant support Shareholder approval (incl. irrevocables²/documentation) Regulatory and governmental approvals / consents ■ Upstream ■ Antitrust Foreign Direct Investment ■ EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation Completion of Acquisition Filings submitted Approvals received Target completion 0% 100% 0% 100% December 2023 March 2024 March 2024 50% Q2 2024 Q4 2024 Q4 2024 1 Formal legal implementation of amendments to follow. 2 Shares under irrevocable undertakings currently represent c.35% of outstanding shares as at 6 March 2024 Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Harbour Energy 25#27Harbour Energy Summary Well positioned for value creation#28Building a global, diversified oil and gas company via disciplined M&A Well-positioned for value creation, growth and shareholder returns 2024 priorities Maximize the value of our production base responsibly Progress international growth and diversification opportunities Maintain strong financial position and capital discipline Complete transformational acquisition of Wintershall Dea asset portfolio Harbour founded by private equity 2014 Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Shell UK transaction 2017 186 kboepd 175 kboepd 137 kboepd Conoco UK transaction 2019 Premier merger Largest UK O&G producer 2021 2023 c.500 kboepd Harbour Energy Pro forma Harbour (Wintershall Dea Acq.) 2023 27#29Harbour Energy Appendix#30Harbour Energy Income statement Strong operating margins with profitability impacted by high effective tax rate Revenue and EBITDAX lower mainly due to lower realised post- hedging UK natural gas prices (2023: 54p/therm; 2022: 86p/therm) and lower production volumes Large net underlift movement in 2023 vs net overlift in 2022 Mainly North Sea impairment due to lower short term gas prices, changes in decommissioning provisions and Vietnam divestment G&A includes M&A related fees of $33 million $ million 2023 2022 Revenue & other income 3,751 5,431 Cost of operations (1,115) (1,058) DD&A (1,430) Other cost of sales 188 (Impairment) / Reversals (239) (1,546) (241) 170 Expln w/off and pre-licence expense (93) (106) G&A and other (149) (109) Operating profit 913 2,541 Net financing costs (259) (281) FX financing (loss) / gain (57) 202 Profit before tax 597 2,462 Tax (565) (2,454) Profit after tax 32 8 75% High effective tax rate due to EPL and period specific adjustments 95% 84% Earnings per share (cents) 4 1 Statutory EBITDAX 2,675 4,011 tax rate Non- Investment deductible allowance Other Est. avg tax rate Period- specific adj. items Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Effective tax rate 29#31Balance sheet Balance sheet significantly de-levered and equity increased Assets YE 2023 YE 2022 Equity and liabilities YE 2023 YE 2022 $ million $ million $ million $ million Goodwill 1,302 1,327 Other intangible assets 1,172 880 Equity 1,540 1,021 Property, plant and equipment 4,717 5,690 Borrowings 509 1,238 Right-of-use assets 587 735 Decommissioning provisions 4,048 4,141 Deferred tax asset 7 1,407 Deferred tax liabilities 1,260 397 Financial assets 282 184 Lease liabilities 673 825 Other assets 1,550 1,843 Financial liabilities 284 3,450 Cash Total assets 280 9,897 500 Other liabilities 1,583 1,494 12,566 Total equity and liabilities 9,897 12,566 Reduction in borrowings reflects repayments on the RBL (now undrawn), and comprises an unsecured bond Reduction in PP&E reflects normal depreciation, impairments and reclassification of Vietnam assets to asset held for sale Significant reduction in net financial liabilities reflects matured hedges and lower UK gas forward curve, resulting in a swing from a net deferred tax asset to a net deferred tax liability Increase in equity driven by reduction in unrealised derivative liabilities, offset by share buybacks and dividends Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Harbour Energy 30#32Production and hedging position Group production Net, kboepd Hedging schedule As at 31 December 2023 2023 2022 2024 Volume Average 2025 Volume Average Volume Average 2026 GBA 27 31 J-Area 34 30 AELE hub 22 27 UK gas Catcher 16 19 Tolmount 13 14 Oil mmboe 13.1 mmbbl 7.3 price p/therm 67 $/bbl 84 mmboe 7.4 mmbbl 4.4 price p/therm mmboe 90 $/bbl mmbbls 77 0 price p/therm 1.6 99 $/bbl N/A East Irish Sea 4 8 Elgin Franklin 19 24 Buzzard 11 15 Beryl 14 11 51 West of Shetland¹ 14 14 Other North Sea² 1 2 North Sea 175 195 International 11 13 Total Group 186 208 1 West of Shetland comprises Clair, Schiehallion and Solan 2 Other UK includes Galleon and Ravenspurn North ³ International includes Chim Sao, Vietnam and Natuna Sea Block A, Indonesia Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Harbour Energy 31#33Free cash flow sensitivity and tax movements 2024 free cashflow sensitivity $bn 0.2 0.1 ... 2023/2024 Tax $bn 1.0 International | 2023 liability paid in 2024 Tax liability paid in year 0.5 Harbour Energy 0 $85/bbl, 100p/therm 0.0 85/bbl, 70p/therm 2023 tax liability 2024 tax paid ¹ 2024 free cash flow expected to be marginally positive +/-20p/th $100m +/- $10/bbl = $110m 12024 cash tax sensitivity at $85/bbl and 70 pence/therm Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation $350m of 2024's tax payments is the deferred 2023 EPL liability which will be paid in October 2024 22 32#342024 drilling programme: maximising the value of our portfolio Converting UK 2P reserves into production and targeting significant resource additions internationally NORTH SEA J-Area GBA AELE Clair Phase 1 Clair Ridge Schiehallion Buzzard Decommissioning INTERNATIONAL TODAY Talbot Judy RB Chalk Callanish F6 A26 x2 Subsea Wells NTM Norway (op) Ametyst Norway (non-op) Ringhorne N Andaman II (Indonesia) Halwa & Gayo S. Andaman (Indonesia) Block 30 (Mexico) Development Harbour Energy | Investor Presentation Appraisal Exploration P&A 2024 NW Seymour Jocelyn South RK Redrill Gilderoy Brodgar N&E Platform wells x3 subsea wells P&A programme Tangkulo Layaran-2 Kan-2 Harbour Energy Talbot to be tied into J-Area at around year-end 2024 33#35Harbour Energy