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Rosetta Resources Inc.
Investor Presentation
August 2014
PERMIAN BASIN + EAGLE FORD
 
 

 
 Cautionary Statements
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Test Future
Growth
Opportunities to
Expand Inventory
  Advancing delineation of Delaware Basin multi-stacked lateral potential
  Refining and expanding testing of Upper Eagle Ford pilots
  Assessing Gaines County acreage in Midland Basin
  Pursuing new growth targets through bolt-on acquisitions in core areas
 
 
 
 
Successfully
Execute
Business Plan
  Grow total production and liquids volumes while applying cross-basin
 knowledge
  Continue to improve performance of drilling and completion operations
  Maintain competitive overall cost structure and margins
  Capture firm transportation and processing capacity
 
 
 
 
Maintain
Financial Strength
& Flexibility
  Actively manage strong balance sheet for optimum financial flexibility
  Maintain adequate liquidity throughout cycles
  Manage exposure to commodity price risk through prudent hedging
 program
 
 
Company Strategy - Key Elements
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Rosetta Resources Overview
Permian
Gaines Co. ~13,000 net acres
Midland Basin - Exploratory
Reeves Co. ~47,000 net acres
Delaware Basin - Delineating
Permian
Eagle Ford
~60,000 net acres (100% operated)
Central Dimmit Co. Area
~8,500 net acres, Dimmit Co.
Tom Hanks
~3,500 net acres, LaSalle Co.
Lopez
~500 net acres,
Live Oak Co.
Karnes Trough
~1,900 net acres in oil window
Dewitt & Gonzales Co.
Briscoe Ranch
~3,600 net acres, Dimmit Co.
Encinal
~12,700 net acres, Webb & LaSalle Co.
Steiren Area
~2,500 net acres in oil window
Atascosa Co.
Gates Ranch
~26,200 net acres, Webb Co.
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10
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Market Summary
(August 8, 2014 Close)
Ticker:
ROSE
Market
capitalization:
$3.2 billion
Share price:
$52.28
Enterprise value:
$5.0 billion
Note: Acreage numbers are rounded
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Permian ~288 MMBoe
Strong Growth Track Record
Net Risked Resource Potential
(MMBoe)
Net Production
(MBoe/d)
68
74
5
*Post-Divestiture
Total Company
Estimate Range
 
 

 
2014 Capital Program - $1.2 Billion1
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1. 2014 Guidance; Includes capitalized interest and other corporate costs; Excludes acquisition capital.
2. Drill & Complete includes well flow lines.
Other
7%
Permian Op
24%
Eagle Ford
66%
Other
7%
Central
Facilities
11%
Drill & Complete2
82%
Generate ~30% production growth over 2013
· Continued focus on oil and liquids-rich
 development
· Eagle Ford - Four to five rigs
 § Drill ~90-95 and complete ~95-100 gross wells
· Permian Delaware Basin - Five to six rigs
 § Drill ~48-52 and complete ~35-40 gross operated wells
 § Primary focus shifts to 100% horizontal drilling by 2015
· Accelerate central facilities to support
 planned 2014 and 2015 well programs
Permian
Non-Op
3%
 
 

 
Total Company Inventory
+/- 1,500 net wells -- remaining as of 6/30/2014 (excluding Upper Eagle Ford & Gaines Co.)
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Asset Name
Net acres
Wells
completed
by Rosetta
Wells awaiting
completion
Well Spacing
Remaining
net locations1
Avg Cost / Well
$M (5000’ lateral)
Gates Ranch
(100% WI / 75% NRI)
26,200
175
(includes 8 UEF)
33
55
264
$5.5 - $6.0
Briscoe Ranch
(100% WI / 81.3% NRI)
3,600
29
4
50
39
Central Dimmit2
(100% WI / 75 - 77% NRI)
8,500
19
11
60
99
Tom Hanks
(100% WI / 77% NRI)
3,500
15
1
50
 40
Lopez
(100% WI / 75% NRI)
500
3
-
50
 5
$7.5 - $8.0
Steiren (Undelineated)
(100% WI / 75 - 77% NRI)
2,500
-
-
50
24
$5.5 - $6.0
Encinal
(100% WI / 75 - 77% NRI)
12,700
5
1
80
83
$6.0 - $6.5
Total Eagle Ford3 Inventory
57,500
246
50
50 - 80
554
$5.5 - $8.0
Permian 3rd Bone Spring Hz4
47,000
(Reeves Co)
-
1
80
237
$8.0 - $9.0
Permian WC ‘A’ Hz4
8
4
80
401
Permian WC ‘B’ Hz4
-
-
80
158
Permian WC ’C’ Hz4
1
-
80
105
Total Company Inventory
104,500
255
55
 50 - 80
1,455
 $5.5 - $9.0
1. Remaining net locations may vary based on changes in well lateral lengths
2. Central Dimmit includes L&E, Vivion and Light Ranch
3. Excludes producing areas in Karnes Trough that are fully developed (26 completions)
4. Horizontal operated and non-operated project count includes potential in multiple horizons (Wolfcamp A, B, C, and 3rd Bone Spring); assuming 660’ between laterals or 80-acre spacing
 
 

 
PERMIAN BASIN DIVISION
 
 

 
Permian Division - Reeves County
~47,000 net acres
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2014 Activity Summary - 1st Six Mos.
Reeves County (Op)
Vertical
Horizontal
TOTAL
Wells Drilled
by Rosetta
12
13
25
Wells Completed
by Rosetta
17
7
24
Wells Placed
on Production
16
7
23
Wells Drilled &
Uncompleted
3
5
8
·Successfully completed five horizontal wells
testing WC ‘A’, & WC ‘C ’ in 2Q and one 3rd Bone
Spring hz well in early July; total average 7-day IP
~1,250 Boe/d
·Revised completion design, resulting in best well
results to date including a WC ‘A’ well 7-day IP
~2,000 Boe/d
·Produced 4.5 MBoe/d, an increase of five percent
versus first quarter despite no contribution from
newest horizontal well completions
 
 

 
Regional structure map of the Permian Basin
Modified by Beaubouef at al. (1999) from Wright. 1962 and Fitchen 1997
Permian Asset Potential
Stacked Zones Provide Collection of Horizontal Development Opportunities
Primary
Completion
Targets
In comparison, the lower Eagle
Ford reservoir thickness is
~100 feet at Gates Ranch
1,300’
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Rosetta’s Reeves Co.
acreage position
Rosetta’s Gaines Co.
acreage position
(Exploratory)
 
 

 
Permian - Horizontal Development Plan 6/30/2014
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Permian Asset Potential
Multiple Benches in Delineation Phase Across Rosetta’s Acreage
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Reeves County Horizontal Delineation Program
Recent Well Performance Reflecting Enhanced Completion Design
 
Early Design
New Design
Average Lateral Length
5,000’
5,000’
# of Stages
17
19
Spacing between stages
290’
260’
Proppant Type
Sand
Sand
Proppant per Stage, lbs
240,000
310,000
Proppant per Lateral Ft, lbs
830
1,200
· Addition of slickwater fluid component to activate natural features and
 increase fracture complexity
· Shorter stage spacing to create larger stimulated rock volume (SRV)
· Increased proppant volume to focus on creating larger SRV
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Permian - Reeves County
Upper Wolfcamp Horizontal Type Curve (1/30/2014)
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Months on Production
P50 Type Curve
Average Well Costs
($MM)
$8.5 ($8-$9 range)
30-Day IP Rate
Boe/d (gross)
1,090
Composite EUR
MBoe (gross)
550 (500-600 range)
% Oil
74%
% NGL
10%
*All production data normalized to 5,000' lateral length; well production data updated as of 8/8/2014.
Note: Rosetta reports reserves and production in 3-stream.
 Rosetta assumptions for gas shrink and NGL yield applied to offset operators’ 2-stream public data.
2Q WC ‘A’ Completions
30-Day Avg (BOEPD)
Normalized to 5000’
Calamity Jane 22 1H
2,217
Black Jack 16 1H
1,623
Black Jack 16 3H
1,387
Black Jack 16 2H
1,456
 
 

 
SOUTH TEXAS DIVISION
 
 

 
South Texas Division - Eagle Ford
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2014 Activity Summary - 1st Six Mos.
 
Gates
Ranch
Briscoe
Ranch
Central
Dimmit
Tom
Hanks
Encinal
TOTAL
Wells Drilled
by Rosetta
40
1
11
2
2
56
Wells
Completed
35
13
7
11
1
67
Wells Placed
on Production
31
13
7
11
1
63
Wells Drilled &
Uncompleted
33
4
11
1
1
50
·Produced 57 MBoe/d, an increase of
21 percent from 2013 and 14 percent
versus first quarter
·Revised completion design resulting
in projected well cost savings of
~$500,000 per well
·Testing potential of Upper Eagle Ford
across multiple areas
 
 

 
Gates Ranch
~26,200 net acres in Webb County
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Eagle Ford - Jun 30, 2014 Summary
Completions to date:
175 gross completions
Locations remaining:
264 net well locations1
 
 
Average2 Lower EF Well Characteristics
Well Costs:
$5.5 - $6.0 MM
Spacing:
55 acres (475 feet apart)
P50 Composite EUR:
1.67 MMBoe (0.7 - 2.7 range)
Condensate Yield:
55 Bbls/MMcf (30 - 80 range)
NGL Yield:
110 Bbls/MMcf
Shrinkage:
23%
1. Under current 55-acre spacing assumptions
2. Based on 5,000’ lateral length and 15-stage completion
 
 

 
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Lower
Eagle Ford
Assumed
Drainage
+/- 150 ft
Upper
Eagle Ford
Assumed
Drainage
+/- 110 ft
Upper Eagle Ford Pilot Program
Pilot 4: East Gates Row 3 in Northern Webb County
BVP 51
BVP 52
BVP 53
BVP 54
BVP 50
Varied Targeted Landing
Depth
Varied Completion Designs
 
 

 
Central Dimmit County Area
~8,500 net acres located in Dimmit County
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Jun 30, 2014 Summary
Completions to date:
19 gross completions
Locations remaining:
99 net well locations
Average Well Costs:
$5.5 - $6.0 MM
 
 
Lasseter & Eppright
Light Ranch
 2 completions
 
Vivion
3rd Upper
EF Pilot
 
 

 
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Upper Eagle Ford Pilot Program
Pilot 3: L&E Asset in Central Dimmit County
 
 

 
 
Past Design
New Design
Average Lateral Length
5,000’
5,000’
# of Stages
15
15
Spacing between stages
300
300
Proppant Type
Ceramic
Sand
Proppant per Stage, lbs
275,000
Up to 500,000
Proppant per Lateral Ft, lbs
825
1,500+
· Shifting focus of completion design with change in proppant
 § Past Focus: Maximize conductivity
 § New Focus: Maximize stimulated rock volume while obtaining necessary conductivity for optimum flow
· Replacing ceramic proppant with sand pumped in much larger volumes
 § Analyzed performance of 12 Gates Ranch sand wells vs offsetting ceramic wells
· Change applies to Gates Ranch, Briscoe Ranch, L&E, Vivion and Tom Hanks
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Eagle Ford Horizontal Program
Well Cost Guidance Reduced by $500M Reflecting Change in Completion Design
 
 

 
MARKETING AND FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
 
 

 
Gas Transportation Capacity
Firm gross wellhead transportation and processing
 295 MMcf/d today, ramping up to 345 MMcf/d by year-end 2014
Six processing options - Gathering (Plant)
 Regency (Enterprise Plants)
 Energy Transfer “ETC” Dos Hermanas (Exxon King Ranch)
 Eagle Ford Gathering (Kinder Morgan Houston Central)
 ETC Rich Eagle Ford Mainline (LaGrange / Jackson / Kennedy)
Oil Transportation Capacity
Gates Ranch, Briscoe Ranch & Central Dimmit County
 Plains Crude Gathering - Firm gathering capacity of 25,000 Bbls/d to
 Gardendale hub with up to 60,000 Bbls storage; operating since April 2012
 All condensate is stabilized with distillation tower methodology
 Access to truck and rail loading and pipeline connections to the Gulf Coast
Eagle Ford Multiple Takeaway Options
Gates Ranch NGL
Breakdown June 2014
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Gates Ranch
Condensate
Stabilization
 
 

 
Permian Basin Marketing
· Oil
 § Currently trucked from leases
 § Gathering options under evaluation
 § Oil gravity averages 44 degrees and receives no gravity deducts
 § New Permian takeaway pipelines on the way (Bridge Tex, PE2, Cactus)
 § Short-term Midland-Cushing basis weakness should improve by early 4Q 2014
· Natural Gas
 § Gas is rich and is processed at two plants
 § Most leases under long-term gathering agreement
 § Residue gas sales tied to Waha and Permian indices
· NGLs
 § NGLs extracted under firm, multi-year gathering/processing agreements
 § Combination of net proceeds and Mont Belvieu pricing
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Commodity Derivatives Position - August 12, 2014
Hedged approximately 50% of 2014 equivalent production
$37.10
$83.33
X
$109.63
$93.13
$89.51
$90.28
$31.87
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Liquid Derivatives
(Bbls/d)
Natural Gas Derivatives
(MMBtu/d x 1,000)
 
 

 
Debt and Capital Structure
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($MM)
($MM)
Capital Structure
Debt Structure
 
 

 
Liquidity
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· Adequate liquidity to fund 2014
  $1.2 billion capital program
· $950 million borrowing base
· $800 million committed amount
 § No amounts outstanding
Total Liquidity
(Millions)
 
 

 
Investment Summary
 Drill-bit focused producer with core acreage positions in Eagle Ford
 and Permian Basin plays
 Attractive core Delaware Basin position gaining momentum
 Successful operator in the high-return Eagle Ford area, reducing well
 costs adding significant net asset value
 Large inventory of future growth opportunities with multiple stacked
 lateral potential
 Solid reputation of financial strength and business flexibility to support
 growth
Rosetta Resources - Growing Value in a Rock Solid Combination
PERMIAN BASIN + EAGLE FORD
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APPENDIX
 
 

 
Attractive Well Economics (Typical Well)
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Well Cost Performance - Permian Horizontals
 
 

 
Well Cost Performance - Gates Ranch
*Note: 2014 Current Estimate
 
 

 
Upper Eagle Ford Pilot Program
Future Plans are to pilot test the Upper Eagle Ford at North Gates & Brisco Ranch ...
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