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Armour Energy and controlled entities armourenergy.com.au Review of operations and activities continued for the year ended 30 June 2020 OPERATIONS REVIEW CONTINUED SURAT BASIN ASSETS CONTINUED Murrungama Gas Project, Petroleum Lease PL1084 (Formerly Authority to Prospect No. 2046 (ATP2046)) - Armour 10% PL1084, previously known as ATP 2046, was part of the first national tender where gas had been designated to be supplied exclusively to Australian domestic manufacturers, an initiative of the Queensland Government. The Queensland Department of Natural Resources, Mines and Energy (DNRME) granted Petroleum Lease No.1084 (PL1084) over the former Authority to Prospect - ATP2046 at the beginning of the 2020 calendar year. Swate A Joint Venture between Armour and APLNG was formed for the development of this project. PL 1084 is an 18km2 coal seam exploration tenure located 22km south-west of Chinchilla and adjoins APLNG's Talinga Project, through which produced gas and water will be processed. The area is surrounded by currently producing CSG fields and is anticipated to likely have similar sweet- spot reservoir properties and production as the Talinga Gas Field. PL 1084 was granted with the specific condition that the gas produced from PL1084 is to be sold exclusively, for local manufacturing. Subject to the satisfaction or waiver of certain conditions, Santos will free carry 100% of Armour's share of expenditure for the various work programs for all of the farmin permits up to a Total Capped Amount of A$64,900,000 (inclusive of the A$12.5 million work program associated with ATP1087). However, Santos may exercise its withdrawal rights which will reduce the total capped amount. 134 E 136 14 S Nathan River Armour Permit (granted) 138 E LEGEND Gas Pipeline Mine Major Road Armour Permit (application) +++ Railway Town Santos Permit (McArthur Basin) Farmin Tenement 100 200km Gulf 16 S- of Carpentaria EP 176 16" S Daly Waters EPIAY 193 EP 174 McArthur River ✓EPIAZ 173 EP 190 McArthur River EPIA) 196 EP 171 EP(A) 194 EP 192 Westmoreland EP 191 Burketown EP 195 In the 2020 financial year, Armour entered into an agreement with Australia Pacific LNG Pty Ltd (APLNG) to sell Armour's 10% interest in Petroleum Lease 1084 for a total of $4 million. -18" S NORTHERN BASINS South Nicholson Basin Farmin Agreement ATP 1087 is Armour's 100% owned highly prospective shale gas play in the Isa Super Basin, well understood rock properties of up to 11% total organic content, and stacked play opportunities. Armour has drilled 6 wells to date in ATP1087, including the Egilabria-2 well, which was an Australian first, achieving flows from a hydraulically stimulated lateral well in shale. Armour has acquired extensive seismic and other geological data during its tenure and has drill ready targets to achieve large scale production in the future. For personal 14 20'S Darwin Tennant Creek EP(A) 179 ATP 1087P EP(A) 172 ATP(A) 1107P Century • Alexandria EP(A) 178 ATP(A) 1192P ATP(A) 1193P Mt Gordon EP(A) 177 Lady Loretta 20S- Camooweal Georgina MT ISA In December 2019, a farmin agreement was executed between Armour and Santos QNT Limited (Santos) for Armour's South Nicholson Basin tenements, see Figure 5. Key points below: An initial cash payment of $A15 million, for the transfer of a 70% interest and operatorship of ATP1087 to Santos. This was received in December 2019. Under the farmin agreement, Santos has the right to earn a 70% interest in Armour's North Queensland tenements, being ATP1087 (granted), and ATP1107, ATP1192 and ATP1193 (applications), and the Northern Territory tenements EP172 and EP177, both of which are also in the application phase; Subsequent to year-end, the Company entered into an agreement with Santos to amend the South Nicholson Basin farmin agreement, resulting in an immediate cash payment of $6 million, received in August 2020, as an acceleration of future contingent permit transfer payments. Alice Springs -22° S NORTHERN TERRITORY 138 E 138 E 225- QUEENSLAND Figure 5 Map showing the Farmin permits within the green border The remainder of the Company's Northern Territory exploration portfolio is not subject to, or affected by, this farmin agreement. Northern Territory As a result of the Northern Territory Government inquiry and moratorium, Armour has sought suspensions, extensions, and variations to the work programs of its granted tenements in the Territory. A number of the approvals for these suspensions, extensions and variations have been received in the financial year. Armour has developed revised work programs for its tenements in the Northern Territory and is working with the Northern Territory Government and the Northern Land Council to establish ongoing exploration and development activities. Armour intends to resume exploration activities and re-establish its social license in the areas as part of the forward work program. 15
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