• Energy Demand ▲7%/yr
  • $10.7bn annual energy bill
  • Net importer:
    1. 91% Gas, 99% Oil
    2. 2nd largest importer in Africa
  • 115 Exploration Permits
  • 25 International E&P’s active
  • 2010: 12 wells, 8 discoveries
  • 2009: 9 wells, 7 discoveries
April 29, 2013
Q4 and Year End 2012 Financial Statements
April 29, 2013
Q4 and Year End 2012 MD&A
April 26, 2013
Longreach Corporate Presentation, April 2013
“Energy demand in Morocco will have doubled by 2020, and tripled by 2030”
said Amina Benkhadra, Minister of Energy, Mines, Water and Environment.” – 19th January 2011

Why Morocco

Download Longreach's report on Energy consumption in Morocco

Country Statistics

  • Size: 710,850 km2
  • 2012 Population: 32,309,239

Hydrocarbon Potential

Political & Economic Stability

  • Political Stability
    Only North African political regime unaffected by Arab Spring
    Constitutional Monarchy
    Democratically elected government
    Low political & security risk forecast (Source: Control Risks)
  • Rapid Economic Growth
    4.4% CAGR GDP growth  (2005-2010)
    Foreign investment of US$45 billion in 2011,
    4 times higher than in 2001
    Fitch rating BBB-, Stable Outlook

Source: CIA, Reuters, Fitch, Control Risks

ENERGY FUNDAMENTALS

Strong Domestic Market

  • Energy bill of US$10.7 billion in 2011
  • One of Africa’s largest energy consumers
  • Energy demand +54% over last 10 years
  • 33 million population
  • Key energy users: Residential, Industry, Phosphate Mines, Agriculture

Undersupplied

  • Africa’s 2nd largest importer
  • One of Africa’s largest energy consumer
  • Morocco imports 99% of oil, 91% of gas
  • No stranded reserves

ECONOMICS & FISCAL TERMS

Morocco is one of the most fiscally favourable countries worldwide to explore

Fiscal incentives

  • 25% State participation
  • Royalty: Oil 10%, Gas 5%
  • 10 year corporate tax holiday on discovery

What this means…

  • Producing 1bbl of Oil in Morocco is equivalent to
  • 13bbl in Algeria
  • 7bbl in Nigeria

EXPLORATION ACTIVITY

Underexplored

  • Current well density of just 0.06wells/100km2 vs. estimated global average of 2 wells/100km2
  • 3,500km of coastline, only 31 wells drilled offshore
  • Many sedimentary basins remain sparsely explored
Exploration activity on the increase
  • 12 times more exploration permits than in 1997

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