Corporate Presentation
May 2025
Our Strengths Are Clear
CASHFLOW
CARBON
CALIFORNIA
Strong operational execution on our low decline conventional oil and gas assets provide predictable cash flows which are utilized for shareholder returns and value creation
Premier carbon management platform focused on reducing carbon emissions of critical industries through energy transition technologies and a leading strategic and financing partnership with Brookfield
Responsible operator with an extensive track record of safe operations and ready to partner with the state to provide reliable, affordable and sustainable energy products critical to achieve its climate goals
"I believe energy transition means we need to do oil and gas better by aiming to lower the carbon
intensity of our production while also enabling the development of cleaner energy technologies.
We are committed to both. Our differentiated asset base, strong shareholder returns and
alignment with California's 2045 climate goals are keys to our success."
Francisco Leon
- President and Chief Executive Officer of California Resources Corporation
Northern California
132 - 138MBOE/D
2025E NET PRODUCTION5
Oil NGLs Gas
Central California
2025E ACTIVE DRILLING RIGS
1H25
2H25E
Southern California
$1.1 - $1.2B
2025E Adj. EBITDAX*, 5
~$3.8B ~$4.6B
Market Cap6 Enterprise Value6
2
1
~14%
%
~7
~79%
A Different Kind of Energy Company
CALIFORNIA'S ENERGY SOLUTIONS PROVIDER
California's Largest Oil & Gas Producer1
Multi Decade Track Record of Operations in California
Diversified, Complementary and Sustainable Energy Platform with O&G, Power, Midstream, Real Estate and Carbon Assets, and Access to Premium Pricing
SUSTAINABLE CASH FLOW GENERATION & SHAREHOLDER
RETURNS
Generated ~$1.7B of FCF* and Returned ~$1.2B to Shareholders Since 20212
Disciplined Capital Allocation with Premier Balance Sheet (~0.7x Net Leverage*, 3)
Track Record of Continuous Business Improvement
LEADING CARBON MANAGEMENT PLATFORM
Received Nation's First Class VI Permits for a Depleted Oil & Gas Reservoir for
up to ~38MMT of CO2Storage
7 Class VI Permit Applications for up to ~287MMT Under EPA Review
~1BMT of Identified Total CO2Storage Potential Across California4
~8.8MMTPA of CCS Projects Under Consideration
Higher Less Better
Low Carbon Intensity Production
Midstream
Infrastructure
Carbon Capture & Storage
BTM Solar Opportunities
Cashflow Carbon
California
FTM/Grid Power Production
Geothermal Opportunities AI Data Centers Opportunities
SACRAMENTO BASIN
LA BASIN
THUMS Islands
Huntington Beach
SAN JOAQUIN BASIN
Differentiated and Diversified Asset Base Across California
California's Largest Natural Gas & Oil Producer | California's Carbon Management Leader | ||||||||
Midstream Infrastructure at Elk Hills & Belridge | NG Processing Plant & Access to ~850MW of Power |
2024 Reserves
~93% PD1
~7% PUD
~95% PD1
~5% PUD
Sacramento Basin
84%
16%
3
0%
~9%
2
4
Durable 1P Asset Inventory | % PD1/PUD | MMBOE ($70 Brent)2 | % Oil | Est. Annual Decline | 4Q24 Net Production (MBOE/D) | R/P3 (Years) | ||
San Joaquin | 91% | 9% | 431 | 77% | ~12% | 112 | 11 | |
Basin |
Los Angeles Basin
100%
72 99% ~8% 17 12
PV10
$6.6B2
PV10
$8.9B5
Other Basins
100%
19 94% ~13% 10 5
Total 93% 7% 525 81% ~12% 141 11
Current EV4
$4.6B4
$70 Brent2 SEC Price Deck5
525MMBOE 545MMBOE
~236 MMBoe
Proved Reserves Inventory Added in 20246
RESERVES DETERMINATION INCLUDES:
1.5 rig program in 2025
2025E guidance assumes a two rigs scenario starting in 2H25
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