Genel Energy (GENL) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Maintains a resilient business platform with a strong balance sheet, focusing on efficiency, disciplined capital allocation, and diversification through new projects and asset acquisitions.

• Progressing towards a regular dividend, supported by significant funding flexibility and robust cash generation.

• Geographical diversification and new project developments in Oman and Somaliland are strategic priorities.

• Significant unvalued potential in the portfolio, with ongoing drilling campaigns and export arrangement progress in Kurdistan.

• Preliminary operational work in Oman completed ahead of time and under budget; further exploration planned.

Financial highlights

• Net cash at 2025 year-end was $134 million, with available/closing cash of $224 million.

• Debt reduced from over $300 million in 2022 to under $100 million, lowering net interest costs.

• Double-digit underlying free cash flow generated from domestic sales at just over $30 per barrel, with FY2025 free cash flow at $4 million.

• Operating costs remain below $4/bbl, supporting strong margins and low carbon emissions.

• Receivables from KRG reduced to $48 million after offsets, though no formal payment plan is in place.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 expected to be impactful, with resumed drilling at Tawke and potential for increased production and reserves.

• Domestic sales income/free cash flow projected to cover organizational costs, with up to $20 million planned for projects in Oman and Somaliland.

• If international exports resume, revenue per barrel could more than double.

• Further updates on work plans and asset specifics to be provided in March.

• Ongoing spend optimization and disciplined pursuit of new production assets.