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Map of Block 9

Kuwait Energy Assets

Region Licence Cost WI (%) Revenue WI

(%)

(1)

Operator

Status

Iraq

Siba

60.00%

45.00% Kuwait Energy

Awaiting development

with exploration

potential (ADEP)

Mansuriya

30.00%

22.50%

TPAO

ADEP

Block 9

70.00%

(2)

70.00%

(2)

Kuwait Energy

ADEP

Egypt

Area A

70.00%

70.00% Kuwait Energy

Producing asset with

exploration potential

(PAEP)

Abu Sennan

78.00%

50.00% Kuwait Energy

PAEP

Burj El Arab

(BEA)

75.00%

75.00% Kuwait Energy

PAEP

East Ras

Qattara (ERQ)

49.50%

49.50%

Sipetrol

PAEP

Yemen

Block 5

15.00%

15.00% Kuwait Energy

PAEP

Block 43

33.33%

28.33%

DNO

PAEP

Block 49

75.29%

64.00% Kuwait Energy Exploration asset (EA)

Block 82

25.00%

21.25%

Medco

EA

Oman

Karim Small

Fields (KSF)

15.00%

15.00%

Medco

PAEP

Pakistan

Jherruck

40.00%

40.00%

NHEPL

EA

Kunri

40.00%

40.00%

NHEPL

EA

Latvia

License 1-2004

(3)

50.00%

45.00%

SIA Balin

EA

License 1-2009

(3)

50.00%

45.00%

SIA Balin

EA

1. Revenue working interest is the percentage interest of the Group in the revenues derived from sale

of production from an asset, before taking into account any taxes, fees, royalties or other payments.

2. Pursuant to a farm-out arrangement entered into with EGPC for a 10% working interest share

in Block 9, Kuwait Energy’s cost working interest and revenue working interest in Block 9 will be

reduced to 60% upon the fulfilment of certain conditions precedent, including written approval from

the Iraqi government.

3. In the process of being relinquished.

Note: Kuwait Energy holds interests in Block 35 in Yemen and Block E in Cambodia, which are awaiting final

confirmations of relinquishment from the respective governments.

As at 31 December 2014

“In Iraq’s Siba and Block 9 fields, we

completed environmental impact studies that

allow us to develop projects that are socially

and environmentally sustainable.”

Mohamed Aboush

Deputy CEO

Monitoring the drilling operation of Faihaa-1X well