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Table of Contents
A. Operational Profile
B. Turkish Project
a. Overview
b. Hydrocarbon Basins Turkey
c. Catalca Block
i. Summary of Work Completed to Date
ii. Development Plan
C. Sudan Project
a. Overview
b. Map of Sudan Fields and Pipelines
c. Map of Sudan Oil Concession Blocks
d. Map of Rawat Basin
e. Block 7
i. Key Events and Catalysts
ii. Block 7 Data
iii. Hydrocarbon Potential
iv. Geology
D. Senior Management and Advisors Team
E. Summary

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Operational Profile 2012/13

The Company's assets in Turkey (JV) and Sudan (MOU) are world-class oil / gas developmental
and exploration projects each with excellent reserve expansion potential.

Emperor has entered into a joint venture with a well established Turkish energy
producer/operator; and in Sudan, an MOU with State Petroleum Overseas Inc. (Vancouver,
Canada), that encompass proven, probable and producible oil from three newly discovered
fields within the MOU.

Each project has a productive petroleum system that is proven by existing wells plus extensive
2D and 3D seismic data. A geological and geophysical summary of current seismic and well
data has identified multiple prospects and leads which the Company will develop over the next
6 years.

Emperors Turkey and Sudan assets will produce, within six months of funding, significant cash
flow from current oil/gas reserves.

Turkey Overview
Turkey is a stable
modern democracy with
quality communication
and infrastructure.
A member of G-20 and
NATO.
Net importer of natural
gas and oil for internal
consumption.
Growing natural gas
needs at 10% year.
Long term contracts for
natural gas are
purchased by the
Government at
prevailing market prices
($9/mcf ) for domestic
consumption. (1)

(1) http://www.turkstat.gov.tr webpage

Hydrocarbon Basins - Turkey

Turkey has seven onshore and

four major offshore
hydrocarbon basins.
The onshore basins are
referred to as S.E. Turkey;
Anatolia Basin, Thrace Basin,
Adana Basin, Tuz-Golu Basin,
East Anatolia Basin and the
Black Sea Basin Zonguldak
and Sinop.

Thrace Basin

The offshore basins are; Black Sea, Marmara Sea, Aegean and the Mediterranean Sea.
The most active onshore basins are Anatolian, which is oil prone and Thrace which is gas
prone. Most of the oil and gas fields are located in these two basins. (1) http://www.turkstat.gov.tr
webpage

atalca Block
(36,429 hectares)
Our partner, a energy
producer/operator with 20
years of successful operating
history in Turkey own a 55%
Working Interest in the
Catalca Block.
Emperor Oil is earning a
22.5% working interest with
potential to increase to 45%
working interest.
The Natural Gas discovery
well, Damlica-1, is favorably
located 30 km west of
Instanbul.
The discovery well is located 4
km from the natural gas
pipeline supplying Instanbul.

Catalca Block

atalca Block Work Completed

Approximately 100 kms 2D seismic

shot and additional 112 kms of 2D
infill seismic shot in Q1 2012,
interpreted June 2012.
Interpretation has identified 5 high
grade structural leads.
The discovery well Damlicaell-1
drilled in 2010 will be completed in
the current program.
Excellent reservoir qualities:
porosity 29% and permeability 500
m.darcy.
Successful drilling has identified
overall target depth in the Block at
800 m.
Comparative natural gas flow rates
in the basin average +/- 5,000,000
cubic feet per day, per well.

atalca Block Cont. 2012 -2013

Development
Plan
Phase One

Complete Damlica-1 Discovery

Well
Drill the 5 Grade A drill ready
leads
Complete required 4 km pipeline
tie-in and gathering system for
the field.
Phase Two
Conclude seismic interpretation
utilizing the current geophysical
model to confirm the locations
of the next ten wells to be
drilled.
Average well costs to drill,
complete and place into
production is $1.2 million.
Emperors share of CAPEX for 15
wells is approximately $8million.
Our current investment in the
project is $2 million.

Sudan is the Worlds New Important

Petro State - Overview
In 2010, Sudan was the 17th
fastest growing economy in the
world.
Sudan is a very politically stable
and democratic country

Sudan is located in north east

Africa. It is bordered by the Red
Sea to the north east. The Nile
River divides the country
between the east and the west.
The capital city is Khartoum..
Sudan was producing 460,000
bop/d before the country
separated into North and South
Sudan on July 9, 2011.

(1) https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/su.html

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Sudans Oil Fields and

Pipelines

Block 7

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Sudan Oil Blocks

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Sudan Rawat Basin

(Block 7 concession size 10,000 sq.km)

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Key Events & Catalysts

Q4
2012

Q1
2013

-Finalize $20 million financing.

- Complete the three discovery
wells and commence
production initially by road
transportation.
-Continue to interpret 2D and
3D seismic to identify targets
for Phase 2 drilling program.

Phase 2 - 2013-2019

- Complete $120 million

financing.
-Drill additional wells.
-Construct 60 km pipeline
from Block 7 to tie into the
main oil export pipeline to
Port Sudan.
-Negotiate for additional
concessions.

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Sudan: Block 7 Data

Exploration: Based on known information consisting of
geophysical and geological data including 2D (6,071 line
kms) 3D (430 sq km) seismic extending over the oil discovery
structure, plus three discovery wells in three separate fields.
Discovery Wells: The 3 new oil fields in Block 7 are
approximately 1,500 meters.
Estimated Production and Blue Sky: An analogous oilfield
called Heglig/Unity is located in the Abu Grabra Rift (SW of
Rawat Basin) has produced 50% of its estimated recoverable
oil reserves of 2 billion barrels.

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Sudan : Hydrocarbon Potential

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Sudan Block 7 Geology

The Rawat Basin is an easily accessible area. A Central Processing Facility (CPF) for Block 7 is located 60
km away. It is also an entry point for the main export oil pipeline to Port Sudan.
The basin is part of an elongated White Nile Rift System. It lies between two major basement
structural highs. It corresponds to the northern extension of the Melut Basin. The sedimentary
environment is Fluvio-deltaic lacustrine and is highly comparable with the Malut Basin. Rock evaluation
data indicate the presence of excellent oil prone lacustrine source rock (Type 1 Kerogen). Reservoir rock 18
is sandstone with shales, with excellent reservoir parameters.

Senior Management Team

Senior Management
Andrew McCarthy
Charles Supapodok
Matthew Hamilton
John G. F. McLeod P. Eng.
Mark Bloom

President & CEO

V.P. Finance
CFO
Director
Director

OFFICE

Advisors
Lutfur Rahman Khan
John G. F. McLeod P. Eng.
Dr. Waseem Rahman

1600 -144 4h AVENUE S.W.

Ex-Chairman, Arakis,
Managing Director State Petroleum
VPExploration State Petroleum
Ex-President Arakis
VP State Petroleum - Sudan

CALGARY, ALBERTA
T2P 3N4 CANADA
PHONE: 403 695 - 1794
EMAIL: INFO@EMPEROROIL.COM
WWW.EMPEROROIL.COM

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Summary

Focused portfolio of market ready underdeveloped oil and gas projects.

Selection of prime concessions producing Oil and Gas with expandable reserves.
Primary recovery of wells of 30% of original oil in place.
Secondary recovery of 20% of original oil in place.
High impact developmental drilling program over first 3 years.
Management team with proven large scale oil monetization experience in Sudan.
Management represents over 50 years direct oil development and production
experience in Sudan within the Unity and Heglig Basins.
Established industry partners with regional expertise.
Clear and focused corporate strategy.
Partnered with experience and connected partners.

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