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Key Highlights

Three recordable incidents took place in Q2 2015

in Kuwait Energy’s operated and non-operated

areas.

Average

daily

Working

Interest

(“WI”)

production for Q2 2015 is 24,223 boepd. This

represents an increase of 2.12%, as compared to

Q2 2014 (23,720 boepd) and a decrease of

10.61%, as compared to Q1 2015 (27,099

boepd), due to the shutting down of activities in

Yemen.

Revenue for Q2 2015 is $46.7 million. This

represents a decrease of 26.69%, as compared

to Q2 2014 ($63.7 million), mainly due to the

decline in oil prices and an increase of 4.01%, as

compared to Q1 2015 ($44.9 million) due to an

improvement in oil prices.

Total Assets for Q2 2015 is $934.8 million, which

represents an increase of 6.76%, as compared to

Q1 2015 ($876 million) and an increase of 6.61%,

as compared to Q2 2014 ($876.8 million).

Kuwait Energy and Egyptian General Petroleum

Corporation

(“EGPC”),

announced

the

commissioning of the Gas Plant at the Abu

Sennan concession, located in the Western

Desert onshore Egypt. The associated gas is

captured and processed for domestic utilization,

while simultaneously removing a bottleneck in

oil production resulting in an increase in total

field throughput.

Who We Are

Kuwait Energy is an independent, MENA focused oil and

gas exploration and production Company established in

2005, with its principal regional office in Kuwait and

incorporated in Jersey. Operations increasingly focused on

Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, and Oman.

Oil Prices Movement during Q2

2015

Brent oil prices in the Second Quarter of 2015 started at a

low price of 55.73 USD/bbl, however prices took a turn

towards the end of the first week of April and continued to

increase throughout April 2015 and May 2015, pushing the

average monthly 2015 oil prices for May to 64.10 USD/bbl,

the highest monthly average in the quarter. After the

highest price in mid-May of 66.33 USD/bbl, prices

continued to fall throughout June 2015, with the exception

of a few peaks, as US oil production levels failed to come

down, closing the quarter with the price of 60.31

USD/bbl.

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