Investor Update

3Q – 2019

PUSHING
BOUNDARIES

December 2019
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partners to fund their share of operations and development activities; the potential failure to achieve expected net production from existing and future crude oil and natural gas development
projects; potential delays in the development, construction or start-up of planned projects; changing economic, regulatory and political environments in the various countries in which the company
operates; the potential liability for remedial actions or assessments under existing or future environmental regulations and litigation; significant business, operational, investment or product
changes required by existing or future environmental statutes and regulations, the company’s future acquisition or disposition of assets and gains and losses from asset dispositions or
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 Table of Contents

Section 1 Corporate Overview 4

Section 2 Operational and Financial Highlights 9

Appendix A EBITDA Reconciliation 14

Appendix B Regulation and Upstream Fiscal Regime 16
Section 1

Corporate Overview
 Introduction to PGN Saka
PGN Saka is the upstream arm of PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (Persero) Tbk (“PGN”). PGN Saka
works in close cooperation with its parent to acquire, explore and develop natural gas resources and
complements PGN’s role as the sole gas midstream player in Indonesia
Corporate milestones
2016 2017 2018 3Q – 2019

 Acquired Wokam  Muara Bakau starts production  Hydrocarbon discovery in Tambakboyo  Technical discovery of TKBY 3 well at
 Bangkanai first production  2 POD’s in Pangkah for West field (Pangkah) from TKBY 2 well Pangkah
 Acquired 37.8% in Sanga Sanga Pangkah and Sidayu  Signing of West Yamdena and Pekawai  UPA16 production well onstream at
 Ketapang first production (gas) PSCs Pangkah

 US$150 million revolving credit  Obtained credit rating of Ba1 / BB+ /  Repaid US$200mio of Shareholders  Repaid US$200mio of Shareholders
facility BB+ (Moody's / S&P / Fitch) Loan in 3Q18 Loan in 1Q19
 US$625 million bond issuance  Repayment $125 million of Saka 2017
 US$ 250 million syndication bank loan4 $250 million loan facility in Q319

Net 2P reserves1,2 Average daily net production Revenue and Adjusted EBITDA3 Capitalization
(% to total capital)
131.4 600 584.8 100
51.5
112.1 49.6
31.5 105.8 500 473.0 38% 35% 37% 41%
96.1 13.4 75
23.8 10.5

(% to total capital)
US$/Barrel)
26.7 37.9 400
35.7 71.7
25.0 65.2
mmboe

('000 boepd)

6.1 US$m 314.1

11.2 292.1
300 50 37% 24%
54.8 36% 34%
99.9 43.6
88.3 38.1 39.1 200 407.8
79.1
71.0 29.7 25
26.7 268.8
100 29% 34%
182.9 181.9 26% 28%

0 0
2016A 2017A 2018A 3Q19A 2016A 2017A 2018A 3Q19 2016A 2017A 2018A 3Q19A 2016A 2017A 2018A 3Q19A
Revenue Equity Shareholders loan
Natural gas (MMboe) Crude oil (MMbbl) Natural gas (mboepd) Crude oil (mboepd)
Adjusted EBITDA
Bonds & Bank loans
Brent Crude Oil (US$/bbl)

Note:
1. Net working interest to PGN Saka, Management estimates as at FY ending December
2. 3Q19 reserve estimate calculated based on FY2018 estimate deducted by production YTD
3. Adjusted EBITDA is not a standard measure or measure of financial performance under IFAS or U.S. GAAP. Please see the Appendix for EBITDA reconciliation
4. Amended (and upsize) 2015 syndicated bank loan facility
 Shareholding and Organizational Structure
PGN Saka is a 100%-owned subsidiary of PGN, and is ultimately owned by the Government of Indonesia.

100%
Credit ratings (Moody’s / S&P / Fitch):
1 Series A
Republic of Indonesia : Baa2 / BBB / BBB
PGN : Baa2 / BBB- / BBB-
56.96% 43.04% PGN Saka : Ba2 / BB+ / BB+

Effectively, 100% Effectively, 100%

0.1% 99.997%

PT Saka Energi Investasi 99.9% 0.003%

(SEInv)

SES PSC1
(8.9%)

Ketapang PSC
(20%)

South Sesulu PSC

(100%)
0.1% 99.9% 100% 100%
Bangkanai PSC
(30%)
PT Saka Energi Saka Indonesia Saka Energi Overseas
0.1% 99.9% Internasional (SEInt) Pangkah BV (SIPBV) Holding BV (SEOH)
PT Muara BakauInvestasi
Saka Energi PSC
(11.7%)
(SEInv)

West Bangkanai PSC

(30%)

Wokam II PSC Fasken Sanga Sanga PSC1 Pangkah PSC Muriah PSC
(100%) (36%) (37.8%) (100%) (20%)
West Yamdena PSC
(100%)
Note: (%) Denotes working interest
Pekawai PSC 1. Sanga Sanga and South East Sumatera (SES) expired in August 2018 and September 2018, respectively
(100%)
Minority partners Operator / joint operator
 Balanced Mixed Portfolio in Strategic Locations
Strategy: “Expanding Energy Infrastructure” PGN Saka’s assets in Indonesia are clustered around current and future
1) Java Sea Hub : Java – South Eastern Indonesia
2) Kutei Hub : Kalimantan – Eastern Indonesia PGN hubs, securing upstream gas resource for PGN's infrastructure build-up
3) Western Indonesia Hub : Sumatra – Java
4) Papua Hub : Papua

West Bangkanai PSC Bangkanai PSC South Sesulu PSC

Muara Bakau PSC
• Location : onshore Kutei basin • Location : onshore Kutei basin • Location : offshore Kutei basin • Location : offshore Kutei basin
• Working Interest : 30% • Working Interest : 30% • Working Interest : 11.7% • Working Interest : 100%
• Operator & Partner : OPHIR (70%) • Operator & Partner : OPHIR (70%) • Operator : ENI (55%) • Operator : PGN Saka
• Partners : Engie (33.334%)

Tarakan
Tj. Selor

Samarinda Bontang LNG Facility

3b Pontianak
Donggi-Senoro
Muara LNG Facility
Bakau
Palangkaraya 2 South Sesulu
3a Kutei Hub Pekawai FSRU1
Tangguh LNG
Facility 4 International
FSRU
Banjarmasin Tangguh Fasken
Muriah Wokam II Timika LNG
Future Masela • Location
Java Sea Hub
Ketapang
LNG Facility
Facility
Texas, 4
• Working Interest
:

:
Webb County,
United States
36%
FSRU
• Operator & Partner : Silverbow
Merauke
1 (Previously Swift Energy) (64%)
FSRU1 West Yamdena
FSRU1
Pangkah

Muriah PSC Pangkah PSC Ketapang PSC

• Location : offshore Java • Location : offshore Java • Location : offshore East
sea sea Java
• Working Interest : 20% • Working Interest : 100% • Working Interest : 20%
• Operator & Partner : Petronas (80%) • Operator : PGN Saka • Operator & Partner : Petronas (80%)

Note: Pekawai West Yamdena Wokam II PSC

1. Planned FSRU (Floating Storage Regasification Units) • Location : offshore Kutei • Location : offshore • Location : offshore Papua
basin Maluku • Working Interest : 100%
Production Exploration • Working Interest : 100% • Working Interest : 100% • Operator : PGN Saka
• Operator : PGN Saka • Operator : PGN Saka
Existing PGN pipeline Planned PGN pipeline
 Balanced Portfolio of Upstream Assets
PGN Saka has a diversified portfolio of asset across development cycles and production cycles,
partnering with world class operators
Fasken
Eagle Ford, Texas

Assets Classified by Total Assets

Ketapang PSC Pangkah PSC1
7.4% of Total Assets Offshore East Java
Offshore East Java
comprised from Exploration 15.3%
assets, with one gas
discovery in South Sesulu Bangkanai 0%
PSC
Onshore Kalimantan

36.2%
South Sesulu
PSC 6.3%
Offshore East Kalimantan
Muriah PSC
Wokam II PSC
Asset maturity

Offshore East Java

Offshore West Papua 5.9%
30.5%
West Bangkanai
PSC
Onshore Central Kalimantan

Pekawai PSC
Offshore and Onshore East Kalimantan

West Yamdena Muara Bakau

6.7%
PSC PSC
Offshore and Onshore Maluku Offshore East Kalimantan
0.2%
0.4%
0.04%
0.04%

Operator

Exploration Development Production

Notes:
1. Pangkah PSC has additional upside for near term production and reserve growth potential through development and exploration
Section 2

Operational & Financial Highlights

 Operational Highlights – Production
Daily Production (boepd)* Production Volume (mmboe)*

Pangkah
3Q-19 0.88 1.28 2.17
Ketapang Pangkah

3Q-19 3,240 4,703 7,944

3Q-18 3,497 6,761 10,258 3Q-18 0.95 1.85 2.80

Ketapang
3Q-19 2,365 1,129 3,495 3Q-19 0.65 0.31 0.95

3Q-18 3,094 1,168 4,262 3Q-18 0.84 0.32 1.16

3Q-19 10,397 10,397 3Q-19 2.84 2.84

Fasken

Fasken
3Q-18 11,649 11,649 3Q-18 3.18 3.18
Muriah Bangkanai

Bangkanai
3Q-19 126 847 973 3Q-19 0.03 0.23 0.27

3Q-18 131 886 1,016 3Q-18 0.04 0.24 0.28

3Q-19 980 980 3Q-19 0.27 0.27

Muriah
3Q-18 1,854 1,854 3Q-18 0.51 0.51
M. Bakau

3Q-19 322 11,606 11,928

M. Bakau
3Q-19 0.09 3.17 3.26
3Q-18 391 13,706 14,097 3Q-18 0.11 3.74 3.85
3Q-19 N/A
Sanga-
Sanga

3Q-19 N/A

Sanga-
Sanga
3Q-18 2,308 3,262 5,570
3Q-18 0.63 0.89 1.52
3Q-19 N/A 3Q-2019 Oil Gas
3Q-19 N/A
SES

SES
3Q-2018 Oil Gas
3Q-18 2,472 1,579 4,050
3Q-18 0.67 0.43 1.11

Total Daily Production (boepd)

Production Composition (%) Highlights
3Q-19 6,054 29,663 35,717  3Q-19 total production (9.75 mmboe) declined from 3Q-
Total

18 (14.40 mmboe), mainly driven by the expiry of

3Q-18 11,892 40,865 52,757 17%
23% Sanga Sanga and SES PSC’s.
 3Q-19 gas production daily rate was 172mmscfd, while
Total Production Volume (mmboe) 3Q-2018 3Q-2019 oil was 6,054boepd. The overall production decreased
by 32% compared to 3Q-18.
3Q-19 1.65 8.10 9.75
Total

3Q-18 77% *Net Production based on FQR as reported to SKK Migas, excluding
3.25 11.16 14.40 83%
in-field use gas and flare.
 Operational Highlights - Lifting
Crude Oil Lifting (mmbbl) Gas Lifting (mmscf) LNG Lifting (bbtu) Total Lifting (mmboe)

Ketapang Pangkah
3Q-19 3Q-19 5,724
Pangkah

0.78 11.09
12,266

M. Bakau
3Q-18 9,367 3Q-19
3Q-18 0.76 3Q-19 1,891
3Q-18 1,991 3Q-18 14,113
Sanga-Sanga Ketapang

3Q-19 0.67 7.93

3Q-19 13,413

Fasken
3Q-18 0.70 3Q-18 14,716
LPG Lifting (MT)
Bangkanai
3Q-19 1,313
3Q-19 N/A
3Q-18 1,382

Pangkah
3Q-19 21,095
3Q-18 0.42 3Q-19 1,293
Muriah

3Q-18 23,260
3Q-18 2,533
3Q-19 N/A
SES

3Q-19 N/A 3Q-19

Sanga-

N/A
Sanga

Sanga-
Sanga
3Q-18 0.37 3Q-18 2,383
3Q-18 1,909
3Q-19 N/A 3Q-18 3Q-19
SES

3Q-18 1,097

Lifting Contribution (%) Total Lifting Contribution (%)

Crude Oil Natural Gas LNG

3% 7% 6%
19% 4%
25% 27%
88% 100%
45% 3% 3%
12%
31% 44% 57%
3Q-18 3Q-19
Sanga-Sanga Muara Bakau 52% 51%
16% 8% LPG
6% 5%
52% 3% 8% 8%
34% 20% 19%
28% 24% 92% 100%
3Q-18 3Q-19
3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19
Pangkah SES Ketapang Pangkah SES Ketapang Pangkah Sanga-Sanga Crude Oil Gas LPG LNG
Bangkanai Sanga-Sanga Muara Bakau Muriah Fasken Bangkanai
Sanga-Sanga Muara Bakau
 3Q-2019 Financial Highlights
Revenue EBITDA Opex/bbl in million USD
Consolidated Comprehensive 3Q-2018 3Q-2019
(US$mn) (US$mn) (US$/bbl)
598
Income Statement (Unaudited) (Unaudited)
Revenues 442 292
9.9

442 9.0 Cost of Revenues (333) (248)

435
362
Gross Profit 109 44
305
292 285 Operating Expense (8) (8)

Total Other Income (Expense) (1) (40)

182
EBIT 99 (4)

Finance Cost (51) (48)

EBT 48 (52)
3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19
Quarterly Last Twelve Months Quarterly Last Twelve Months Total Tax Benefit (Expense) (58) (17)

Profit (Loss) for this Year (10) (69)

Total Net Debt to Equity1 Debt to EBITDA2 Capital Structure
EBITDA 285 182

in million USD
Consolidated Comprehensive 3Q-2018 3Q-2019
Balance Sheet (Unaudited) (Unaudited)
41% 34%
2.05 Equity Bonds
Current Assets 759 681

2.04 Non-Current Assets 1,837 1,590

0.49
0.44 Total Assets 2,596 2,271

Current Liabilities 236 206

24%
SHL
Non-Current Liabilities 1,574 1,322
3Q-18 3Q-19 LTM 3Q-18 LTM 3Q-19 Total Equity 787 743
Note:
1) Net Debt defined as the aggregate outstanding principal of interest bearing financial indebtedness of the group by excluding the Total Liabilities and Equity 2,596 2,271
shareholder loans, any cash in hand and any monies standing to the credit of any bank accounts of such member of the group.
2) Debt to EBITDA defined as the aggregate outstanding principle of all debt excluding shareholders loan divided by EBITDA
 3Q-2019 Revenue Performance
In million USD
Revenue Breakdown and Contribution per Asset

Ketapang Pangkah
3Q-19 49.08 22.15 8.75
REVENUE CONTRIBUTION in percentage (%) PRODUCTION per Asset (in mmboe)
3Q-18 61.34 45.84 12.13 -

3Q-19 39.63 11.14

US$ 442mio US$ 292mio 14.4 9.75
6% 1.11 3Q-18 50.86 9.87 -
20% 17%
11% 1.52 3Q-19 33.54 -

Muriah Bangkanai Fasken

3.26
38%
3Q-18 33.98 - 3Q-2018 3Q-2019
30% 3.85
0.27 3Q-19 0.45 - 7.47
3% 0.27
3% 80%
0.51 3Q-18 7.11 83%
3%
2% 11% 0.28
8% 2.84
3Q-19 8.00
3.18
14% 17% Long term Contract Market Price
3Q-18 14.09
0.95
1.16

M. Bakau
3Q-19 3.11 108.77
27% 27%
2.80 2.17 3Q-18 4.32 129.35

3Q-19 -

Sanga-
Sanga
3Q-18 3Q-19 3Q-18 3Q-19
Pangkah Ketapang Fasken Bangkanai Muriah Muara Bakau Sanga Sanga SES 3Q-18 29.25 11.07 5.53

3Q-19 - 0.79

SES
Revenue Breakdown and Contribution per Commodity 3Q-18 23.76 2.40
in million USD Oil Gas LPG LNG
442

Realized Price
135
292
13 Commodity 3Q-2018 3Q-2019 ∆%
77
109 Crude Oil ($/bbl) 75.4 61.6 -18%
124 42
4.17 26 Gas ($/mmbtu) 3.7 3.5 -6%
9
82 LPG ($/MT) 513.3 414.6 -19%
170 LNG ($/mmbtu) 8.4 8.9 6%
92

3Q-18 Crude Oil Gas LPG LNG 3Q-19

Crude Oil Gas LPG LNG
Appendix A

EBITDA Reconciliation
 EBITDA Reconciliation
EBITDA reconciliation Audited Audited Unaudited
2017A 2018A 3Q-2019A
Profit/(Loss) for the year ................................................ (93.7) 16.2 (69.5)
Plus:
Finance cost ............................................................. 70.7 68.1 48.0
Depreciation, depletion, and amortization ..................... 259.4 266.1 146.0
Depreciation on general and administrative expenses .... - -
Income tax benefit / (expense) .................................... 46.5 67.0 17.3
Minus:
Finance income, net of tax ......................................... (7.2) (8.4) (5.8)
EBITDA ....................................................................... 275.7 409.1 136.0
Plus:
Impairment losses on oil and gas properties ............. (7.0) 26.2 44.2
Impairment losses on goodwill .................................. - - -
Gain from acquisitions ............................................... - - -
Extraordinary/Non-Recurring Expense..................... - 9.6 -
Net other expenses/(income) - - 2.3
Non-cash losses/(gains) - - (0.6)
Minus:
Extraordinary/Non-Recurring Income..................... - (37.1) -
Adjusted EBITDA ........................................................ 268.7 407.8 181.9

EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA are widely used financial indicators of a company’s ability to service and incur debt, but are not standard measures under IFAS or U.S.
GAAP. Accordingly, EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA should not be considered in isolation or construed as alternatives to cash flows, revenue, or any other measures of
financial performance or as indicators of our operating performance, liquidity, profitability or cash flows generated by operating, investing or financing activities. We have
included EBITDA because we believe it is an indicative measure of our operating performance and is used by investors and analysts to evaluate companies in our
industry. We have also included Adjusted EBITDA because we believe it is a more indicative measure of our baseline performance as it excludes certain charges that
our management considers to be outside of our core operating results. EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA presented herein may not be comparable to similarly titled
measures presented by other companies and components of our EBITDA and Adjusted EBITDA may not be comparable to similarly named components presented by
other companies whose financial statements were prepared under generally accepted accounting principles other than IFAS. Investors should not compare our EBITDA
and Adjusted EBITDA or components of our EBITDA and Adjusted EBTIDA to EBITDA or Adjusted EBITDA or components of EBITDA or Adjusted EBITDA presented
by other companies.
Appendix B

Regulation and upstream fiscal regime

 Regulation and Upstream Fiscal Regime
Fiscal regime
 The fiscal system in Indonesia is governed by the Production Sharing Contract (PSC) regime.
Royalty, in the form of First Tranche Petroleum (“FTP”) is paid on production and the standard rate
of corporate income tax is applied to profits. There have been different vintages of PSC models,
the difference being in the rate or method of calculation in items such as bonuses, cost recovery
ceiling, FTP, profit sharing split, depreciation, investment credit and income taxes.
 It should be noted that in some contracts additional incentives have been negotiated. In addition,
PSCs awarded in licensing rounds post-2003A have incorporated contract-specific levels of FTP,
investment credit and profit oil / gas splits.
Gross revenue
FTP1
Gross PSC
 In January 2017A the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (“MEMR”) introduced the Gross
PSC terms through decree 8/2017. The Gross PSC removes the cost recovery mechanism, and
the government and contractors split gross revenues. Upstream operations will continue to be
supervised and managed by SKKMIGAS, but the new terms promise the operators a greater
degree of freedom in managing the budget, costs and asset operations. The new terms will be
applied to future license awards and contract extensions. Contractors may also choose to adopt
the new terms for existing PSCs.
 The government's base share of revenues will be 57% for oil production and 52% for gas
production. The contractors share of revenues can be increased, depending on field complexity.
For example, a deepwater or an unconventional field will see the contractor's share of gross
revenues increase by 16%. The prevailing rules of taxation is understood to apply. DMO oil will
receive full market price.
 A number of aspects of the gross split PSC terms will have to be clarified by further regulatory
changes, particularly on procurement without cost recovery and taxation. The fiscal term's
standing in relation to the pending revision of the Oil and Gas Law is also uncertain.

Cost recovery Standard PSC

(2015 licensing round) Gross PSC

FTP FTP based on gross production, No FTP applicable

shared between government and
Profit share
contractor based on profit share
percentage
Government Contractor
profit share profit share Cost recovery Capital and operating costs No cost recovery
recovered from production after
Domestic Market FTP
Obligation (“DMO”)2
Production sharing Remaining production after cost Gross production shared between
recovery is shared based on flat government and contractor based
DMO percentage on gross production share
reimbursement percentage

Oil DMO price DMO is set at 25% of market price DMO is set at market price
Tax3

Income tax 25% income tax plus 20% Not specified

withholding tax (40% effective tax
Government Contractor
rate)
Source: Wood Mackenzie April 2017 Indonesia market report
Notes:
1. FTP may be divided between the contractor and the government, based on the contract.
2. The contractor is required to supply a percentage of oil production to the domestic market, multiplied by its pre-
tax profit oil/gas entitlement percentage, capped at the amount of its combined share of FTP and profit share.
The contractor receives a discounted price for those volumes.
3. A withholding tax rate of 20% is applied on the balance after income tax has been charged.
PT Saka Energi Indonesia
The Energy 11th – 12th Floor
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav 52-53, SCBD
Jakarta 12190

Phone: +62(21) 29951000

Fax : +62(21) 29951001
Email: corporate.finance@sakaenergi.com