The Bangchak Petroleum PLC for Transform Technical Challenges Into New Opportunities Japan Cooperation Center, Petroleum (JCCP) 26 Jan 2017

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1 The Bangchak Petroleum PLC for Transform Technical Challenges Into New Opportunities Japan Cooperation Center, Petroleum (JCCP) 26 Jan 2017 Mr. Pativat Tivasasit Acting Executive Vice President of Refinery Manufacturing Business Bangchak Petroleum PLC

Path of Success 3 rd Decade 2016 BCPG IPO Acquired

Plant 2 Established Bangchak Bioethanol 2 nd

Biofuel Product 2011 Ethanol Business 1 st Decade

2009 Complex Refinery Biodiesel Business 2014 BCP

2 Path of Success 3 rd Decade 2016 BCPG IPO Acquired Solar Power Business in Oversea Started Biodiesel Plant 2 Established Bangchak Bioethanol 2 nd Decade 2012 Solar Power Plant 2002 Launched Biofuel Product 2011 Ethanol Business 1 st Decade 1984 Establishment 1990 Retail 1994 SET Listing 2009 Complex Refinery Biodiesel Business 2014 BCP at 30 th Anniversary Expand to Exploration & Production Business 2

New Engines New Engines Core Engines Core Engines Diversified Portfolio: A balance earnings engines

Synchronization of benefit Fully integrated model optimizing profit through business cycle Stable

EBITDA Refinery 45% Marketing 22% Biofuel Secure feedstock and capturing biofuel demand E&P Adapt for

3 New Engines New Engines Core Engines Core Engines Diversified Portfolio: A balance earnings engines Business Structure in terms of EBITDA Biofuel 3% E&P 4% Refinery Marketing and Retail Green Power Synchronization of benefit Fully integrated model optimizing profit through business cycle Stable earnings stream Green Power Plant has a high visibility stream of cash flow Solar Power 26% FY2015 EBITDA Refinery 45% Marketing 22% Biofuel Secure feedstock and capturing biofuel demand E&P Adapt for long-term competitiveness Rationalized assets and Cost control New Business Broaden Opportunities in Regional and Global Context 3

4 Core Engines : Refinery Business: Stable and high crude run Production Profile Crude Run Utilization Actual Crude Run Unit: KBD 91% 93% 98% 95% 93% 97% 83% 72% 71% 72% % 53% TAM TAM TAM Y10 Y11 Y12 Y13 Y14 Q1/15 Q2/15 Q3/15 Q4/15 Q1/16 Q2/16 Q3/16 Q4/16 (Est.) TAM = Turnaround Maintenance Period 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% BCP Refinery Characteristic Complex Refinery Nameplate Capacity: 120 KBD Preferred crude : Sweet Crude Crude Source : Domestic and Regional Optimize more than 20 different crude sources Crude Sourcing Domestic 45% Data: Average 9M2016 Import 55% Product Yield Data: Q3/2016 2% 19% 11% 55% 1% 12% Product Yield LPG Gasoline Jet Diesel UCO Fuel Oil 4

Core Engines : Refinery Business: Bangchak Refinery Process Gas Separator

Unit Sulfur Recovery Unit Liquid Sulfur LPG 64% Naphtha Pretreating Unit

Unit Mogas Euro IV Crude Tank Kerosene Treating Unit / Jet Fuel 36%

Train Vacuum Fractionator Hydrocracking / Hydrogen Production Unit

Kinematic Viscosity (@ 100 degc) 50 max 3.5 5.0 Normalized VI @ 4.

5 Core Engines : Refinery Business: Bangchak Refinery Process Gas Separator Fuel Gas Ship Atmosphere Fractionator Fuel Gas Treating Unit LPG Treating Unit Sulfur Recovery Unit Liquid Sulfur LPG 64% Naphtha Pretreating Unit LN-Isomerization Unit Mogas Production (EURO IV) Mogas Catalytic Reforming Unit Mogas Euro IV Crude Tank Kerosene Treating Unit / Jet Fuel 36% Natural Gas & Fuel Gas Gas oil Hydrodesulfurization Unit Diesel Truck & Train Vacuum Fractionator Hydrocracking / Hydrogen Production Unit Unconverted Oil (UCO) Residual Oil Specification Property LSWR UCO Kinematic Viscosity (@ 100 degc) 50 max Normalized 4.3 cst min Sulfur (ppm) 3000 max 20 max Nitrogen (ppm) max 5% Distillation min Fuel Oil (LSWR) 5

Core Engines : Refinery Business: 3E (Efficiency, Energy, Environment Improvement) Project Project Timeline Y2016 Y2017 Y2018 Y2019 Y2020 New Co-Gen Power Plant ( 12 MW) Under

light end products) Basic Design Preparation EPC Award NPU and ISOU Completion Brief Project Detail 3E Project Refining capacity upgrading Cost saving on energy consumption

6 Core Engines : Refinery Business: 3E (Efficiency, Energy, Environment Improvement) Project Project Timeline Y2016 Y2017 Y2018 Y2019 Y2020 New Co-Gen Power Plant ( 12 MW) Under Construction Continuous Catalyst Regeneration Unit (CCR) (Extend Maintenance Cycle) FEED&ITB Preparation for Enlarge Capacity Completion EPC Award Completion Debottlenecking (For light end products) Basic Design Preparation EPC Award NPU and ISOU Completion Brief Project Detail 3E Project Refining capacity upgrading Cost saving on energy consumption Debottlenecking for higher crude run Enhancing product yield New Co-Gen Power Plant Benefits Improving product value Saving cost and energy Reducing emission Overall Site Boiler Stack/ Structure 6

7 Core Engines : Marketing and Retail: Strong and Fully Equipped Retail Networks Expand to Match with Increase Refinery Production Target in FY NEW Service Stations +300 Stations in FY2020 Distinguishable Market Position: Renewable Energy Leader and Provider 7

8 Core Engines : Marketing and Retail: Maximizing Value through Expanding Assets Capabilities Growing Non-Oil Portfolio Marketing EBITDA Portion 30% Oi Oil l 70% FY2020 Convenience Store Premium Coffee Fresh Cooking Food 8

9 Core Engines : Green Power Plant Road Map BCPG Green Power Plant Green Power Plant Portfolio Strategic Position of BCPG Looking for favorable return together with social & environmental friendly 1000 MW Broaden opportunities scope outside Thailand Biomass & Biogas FY2017 FY2018-FY2020 Geothermal Wind Existing 195 MW FY2016 Project MWac Solar Power Plant FY2015 Portfolio in Thailand (Nameplate Capacity) Portfolio in Japan (Commercial Operation ) Total 195 9

Granted adder THB 8/kWh on top of normal tariff rate for 10 years.

10 Core Engines : BCPG Green Power Plant: Investment Stories Phase 1: Location: Phase 2: Location: Phase 3: Location: (48 MW) Ayudhaya (52 MW) Chaiyaphum Ayudhaya (75 MW) Buriram I & II Nakhon Ratchasima Chaiyaphum Prachin Buri Solar Power Plant Operator 118 MW PPA granted by EGAT and PEA. Granted adder THB 8/kWh on top of normal tariff rate for 10 years. BOI tax privilege to exempt corporate income tax for 8 years and 50% for 5 years afterwards. Project Nameplate Capacity (MW) PPA (MW) Phase 1 (Year ) Phase 2 (Year ) Phase 3 (Year ) Total

11 Core Engines : BCPG Green Power Plant: Investment Stories Phase III : Prachinburi Phase III : Buriram Phase III : Buriram Phase I : Ayudhaya Phase II : Ayudhaya Phase III : Nakhonratchasima Phase III : Chaiyaphum Phase II : Chaiyaphum 11

12 New Engines New Engines Core Engines Core Engines Diversified Portfolio: A balance earnings engines Business Structure in terms of EBITDA Biofuel 3% E&P 4% Refinery Marketing and Retail Green Power Synchronization of benefit Fully integrated model optimizing profit through business cycle Stable earnings stream Green Power Plant has a high visibility stream of cash flow Solar Power 26% FY2015 EBITDA Refinery 45% Marketing 22% Biofuel Secure feedstock and capturing biofuel demand E&P Adapt for long-term competitiveness Rationalized assets and Cost control New Business Broaden Opportunities in Regional and Global Context 12

New Engines : Biofuel: Biodiesel Business

Subsidiaries Company holding 70% of total share

360,000 litre/day Capacity 400,000 litre/day

Expansion Capacity: +450,000 litre/day Start

13 New Engines : Biofuel: Biodiesel Business Biodiesel Business Bangchak Biofuel (BBF) Subsidiaries Company holding 70% of total share outstanding Production Production Capacity 360,000 litre/day Capacity 400,000 litre/day Utilization Rate 87% Biodiesel Expansion: Expansion Capacity: +450,000 litre/day Start Commercial Sales in July 2016 Investment Cost: 1,800 THB Million Mainly supplied to BCP 13

14 New Engines : Biofuel: Bioethanol business Subsidiaries Company holding 70% of total share outstanding Ethanol Business Ubon Bio Ethanol Affiliates Company holding 21.28% of total share outstanding Production Production Capacity 360,000 litre/day Capacity 400,000 litre/day Utilization Rate 100% Supply Acquisition: Bangchak Bioethanol New Capacity: +150,000 litre/day Commercial operated September 2016 Investment Cost: 765 THB Million Molasses Cassava 14

15 Overall Geographical Expansion USA Lithium Mining JAPAN Solar MYANMAR Oil Retail THAILAND Refinery/Oil Retail /Solar/Biodiesel/Ethanol PHILIPPINES E&P Asset INDONESIA E&P Asset Argentina Lithium Mining Implemented AUSTRALIA E&P NIDO Head Office Subsidiary Company SINGAPORE BCPE, BCPI Subsidiary Company Developing 15

16 The Bangchak Petroleum Public Company Limited Tel Disclaimer : The information contained herein is being furnished on a confidential basis for discussion purposes only and only for the use of the recipient, and may be subject to completion or amendment through the delivery of additional documentation. Except as otherwise provided herein, this document does not constitute an offer to sell or purchase any security or engage in any transaction. The information contained herein has been obtained from sources that The Bangchak Petroleum Public Company Limited ( BCP ) considers to be reliable; however, BCP makes no representation as to, and accepts no responsibility or liability for, the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein. Any projections, valuations and statistical analyses contained herein have been provided to assist the recipient in the evaluation of the matters described herein; such projections, valuations and analyses may be based on subjective assessments and assumptions and may utilize one among alternative methodologies that produce differing results; accordingly, such projections, valuations and statistical analyses are not to be viewed as facts and should not be relied upon as an accurate representation of future events. The recipient should make an independent evaluation and judgment with respect to the matters contained herein. 16

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