Supplementary Information ー ENEOS Group ー Contents

Security Code Tokyo 5020

August 13, 2021

Overview of the ENEOS Group 2 Financial Results

Financial Results Data 4 Business Environment and Data Metals Segment Energy Segment Functional Materials/Thin Film Materials/Tantalum Petroleum Products and Petrochemicals Business 11 and Niobium Business Global Market Share of Our Overseas Business Projects 24 Principal Products and Applications 47 Electric Power Business Copper Business 48 – Electricity and City Gas 25 Caserones Copper Mine (Chile) 49 – Power Generation Business 26 Worldwide Copper Cathodes Supply & Demand 50 Material Business Earnings Structure of Copper Smelting and Refining – High Performance Materials 27 Business 51 – Lubricants 29 Resource Recycling Initiatives 52 Oil and Natural Gas E&P Segment Metals Group Affiliates 53

Business Areas 32 Sales Volume and Reserves of Principal Oil and Natural Gas E&P Projects 33 Principal Individual E&P Project Overview 34 【Reference】 The ENEOS Group’s Reserve Standards 45 Our Long-Term Vision and Medium-Term Management Plan are in the link below https://www.hd.eneos.co.jp/english/company/system/plan.html

Aiming to develop into one of the most prominent and internationally-competitive energy and materials company groups in Asia

JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration

Crude oil and natural gas production (project company basis) thousand 125 barrels/day Crude oil equivalent (FY2020 actual) Market share of domestic sales of petroleum products JX Nippon Mining & Metals approx.50％ Equity entitled copper mine production No. 1 in Japan thousand 194 tons/year contained in copper concentrate (FY2020 actual) Petrochemicals Supply Capacity *1 Domestic refined copper production capacity Paraxylene million No. 1 in Asia tons/year 3.62 thousand 450 tons/year Propylene million tons/year No. 1 in Asia 1.64 Functional Materials and Thin Film Materials Power Generation Capacity Products with world No.1 market shares Renewable Energy

1.59 GW 126 MW Listed subsidiaries (as of Jun. 30, 2021)

*1 External sales basis NIPPO

FY2020 FY2021

1Q Full Year Full 1Q Full Year Forecast Actual Actual Actual (JPY billion) (Announced in May) Net Sales 1,546.2 7,658.0 2,224.1 9,500.0 Energy 1,195.8 5,998.5 1,769.5 7,900.0 Oil and Natural Gas E&P 22.7 112.4 41.5 150.0 Metals 221.7 1,092.1 310.7 1,060.0 Other 106.0 455.0 102.4 3900.0.0 Operating Income (Loss) 21.0 254.2 162.0 260.0 Energy (18.4) 121.1 95.0 105.0 Oil and Natural Gas E&P 0.7 2.8 15.3 45.0 Metals 19.2 78.1 40.8 60.0 Other 19.5 52.2 10.9 50.0 Finance Income (Loss) (6.4) (23.3) (4.8) (20.0) Energy (0.8) (4.6) (1.3) (6.0) Oil and Natural Gas E&P (2.4) (10.4) (1.7) (5.5) Metals (2.9) (6.1) (1.2) (6.0) Other (0.3) (2.2) (0.6) (02.05) Profit attributable to owners of parent (4.9) 114.0 97.6 140.0 Energy (20.6) 63.6 65.1 67.0 Oil and Natural Gas E&P (4.6) (35.5) 5.8 17.5 Metals 12.8 64.5 22.7 34.5 Other 7.5 21.4 4.0 21.0

Capex 59.1 325.7 83.2 470.0 1 Depreciation and Amortization 58.8 249.7 62.2 270.0

FY2020 FY2021

1Q Full Year 1Q Full Year

Forecast Actual Actual Actual (JPY billion) (Announced in May) Operating Income (Loss) 21.0 254.2 162.0 260.0

Energy Segment (18.4) 121.1 95.0 105.0 Petroleum Products 33.5 124.2 (0.4) 54.0 Petrochemicals (2.7) (25.8) 3.7 3.0 Electric power 6.2 (27.2) 0.3 11.0 Materials 6.8 11.2 3.9 7.0 Inventory Valuation (62.2) 38.7 87.5 30.0

Oil and Natural Gas E&P Segment 0.7 2.8 15.3 45.0

Metals Segment 19.2 78.1 40.8 60.0 Functional Matls, Thin Film Matls and other 8.5 31.1 13.7 36.0 Mineral Resources 7.0 34.9 15.3 32.0 Smelting and Recycling 6.8 27.3 8.6 18.0 Non-allocated corporate expenses and other (3.1) (15.2) 3.2 (26.0)

Other 19.5 52.2 10.9 50.0

FY2020 FY2021 Mar. 2021 June. 2021

(JPY billion) Actual Actual Assets 8,058.8 8,340.9 Current assets 3,039.6 3,305.3 - Cash and deposits 419.0 428.5 Non-current assets 5,019.2 5,035.6 Property, plant and equipment 3,551.1 3,541.4 Goodwill 181.5 181.6 Intangible assets 342.4 341.5 Other 944.2 971.1

Liabilities 5,306.3 5,507.2 Interest-bearing debt 2,036.9 2,361.7 Other liabilities 3,269.4 3,145.5

Equity 2,752.5 2,833.7 Total equity attributable to owners of the parent 2,325.0 2,399.6 Non-controlling interests 427.5 434.1

（＄/Ｂ） FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q Dubai 46 47 56 69 67 61 62 51 60 31 43 45 60 45 67 Crude Oil

（＄/B） Dubai Crude Oil Price（monthly average） Dubai Crude Oil Price （yearly average） 100

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（￠/lb） FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q Copper 237 234 292 288 277 263 267 256 266 242 296 325 385 312 440

（￠/lb） Left axis：LME Copper Price（monthly average） Left axis：LME Copper Price（yearly average）（1,000t） Right axis：LME Copper Inventory Level（end of month） 500 500

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（￥/＄） FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q Exchange 120 108 111 111 110 107 109 109 109 108 106 105 106 106 109 Rate

（￥/＄） Exchange rate（monthly average） Exchange rate（yearly average） 130

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（million KL） 300

218 201 195 196 196 198 194 200 183 180 Gasoline 177 175 168 162 152 Kerosene, Diesel fuel

Naphtha, Jet fuel

100 Heavy fuel

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Note: Excluding crude oil for electric power plants.

Source: Petroleum Association of Japan and Company data

Copyright © ENEOS Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 11 ENEOS Group Market Share and Energy Segment *1 Demand in Japan, CDU Utilization Rate (Petroleum Products and Petrochemicals) *1 Crude Distillation Unit

Domestic Market Share（%） Domestic Demand（KKL）

Changes FY20/1Q FY21/1Q FY20/1Q FY21/1Q vs.FY20/1Q

a. Gasoline 49.4 48.8 a. Gasoline 9,996 10,916 109.2%

b. Kerosene 39.5 37.2 b. Kerosene 2,227 1,782 80.0%

c. Diesel Fuel 42.9 42.0 c. Diesel Fuel 7,521 7,737 102.9% d. Fuel Oil A 47.6 46.6 d. Fuel Oil A 2,304 2,156 93.6%

a+b+c+d 46.0 45.4 a+b+c+d 22,049 22,591 102.5%

Total Total *2 105.2% Domestic Fuel 46.1 44.0 Domestic Fuel 33,037 34,763

*2 Excluding crude oil for electric power plants CDU Utilization Rate (Excluding the impact of periodic repair)

FY19 FY20 FY21 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q E N E O S 91% 92% 91% 88% 82% 68% 61% 69% 68% 64% G r o u p *3

*3 Excluding condensate splitters of Mizushima and Kashima

Source: Petroleum Association of Japan and Company data

（ten thousand KL） Changes FY18/1Q FY19/1Q FY20/1Q FY21/1Q （FY21/1Q vs. FY20/1Q） Gasoline 643 627 494 533 108%

（Premium） 69 66 52 55 106%

（Regular） 570 558 440 476 108% Naphtha 83 107 87 73 84% Jet 43 42 15 21 140% Kerosene 88 89 85 60 71% Diesel Fuel 373 360 323 *1 325 101% Fuel Oil A 125 119 110 100 91% Heavy Fuel Oil C 100 77 73 77 105%

（For Electric Power） 36 23 17 23 135%

（For General Use） 64 54 56 54 96% *1 Total Domestic Fuel 1,455 1,421 1,187 1,189 100% Crude Oil 1 ーーー ―

Lubricants & Specialties 84 70 66 75 114% Petrochemicals *1 (ten thousand tons) 215 238 157 186 118% Exported Oil 421 509 229 *1 214 93% LPG (ten thousand tons) 17 16 9 8 89% Coal (ten thousand tons) 160 87 110 50 45% *1 Corrected errors. Further information is available in pg.54.

Number of Service Stations (Fixed-Type) Number of Company-Owned Service Stations

End of End of End of FY21 End of End of End of FY21 FY18 FY19 FY20 Jun. 30 FY18 FY19 FY20 Jun. 30

ENEOS 12,961 12,757 12,623 12,582 ENEOS 2,954 2,905 2,861 2,854

Idemitsu 6,465 6,384 6,311 6,284 Kosan

Cosmo Oil 2,791 2,755 2,729 2,721 Number of Self-Service Stations End of End of End of FY21 *1 Other 792 775 776 770 FY18 FY19 FY20 Jun. 30

ENEOS 4,361 4,429 4,483 4,502 Oil 23,009 22,671 22,439 22,357 Companies （76.5%）（76.5%）（77.4%）（77.4%） Total in *3 8,068 8,278 8,424 8,458 Japan Private *2 Brands and 7,061 6,966 6,566 6,528 *3 Figures include only self-service retail outlets （23.5%）（23.5%）（22.6%）（22.6%） Other that are affiliated with oil companies

*2 Total 30,070 29,637 29,005 28,885

*1 Figures are total of Taiyo Oil and Kygnus Sekiyu *2 Estimated by ENEOS

（Yen/L） 20

2 The bar graph indicates average margins for the year. 0 Apr-15 Apr-16 Apr-17 Apr-18 Apr-19 Apr-20 Apr-21 Apr-22

Margin = Spot Price – All Japan Crude Oil CIF (including petroleum tax and interest)

（Yen/L）（Yen/L） Spot Price（Left axis） Crude oil CIF Price（Left axis） Margin（Right axis） 100 25

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（Yen/L）（Yen/L） Spot Price（Left axis） Crude oil CIF Price（Left axis） Margin（Right axis） 100 25

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0 0 Apr-15 Apr-16 Apr-17 Apr-18 Apr-19 Apr-20 Apr-21 Apr-22 Margin = Spot Price – All Japan Crude Oil CIF (including petroleum tax and interest)

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($/ton)

FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY １Q

Asian Contract Price 813 817 863 1,081 910 808 801 708 807 494 544 561 753 588 859 Margin(vs. Dubai Crude Oil) 482 477 456 579 423 365 350 341 369 271 231 236 318 264 372

（$/ton） Paraxylene（ACP） Dubai Crude Oil Margin(vs. Dubai Crude Oil)

If ACP is undecided, average price of spot market is used Copyright © ENEOS Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 20 Energy Segment Benzene Price and Margin (vs. Dubai Crude Oil) (Petroleum Products and Petrochemicals)

($/ton)

FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY １Q

Asian Contract Price 668 723 826 764 618 662 680 703 666 358 437 487 717 500 933 Margin(vs. Dubai Crude Oil) 337 383 406 262 131 219 229 337 229 136 124 162 281 176 447

（$/ton） Benzene（ACP） Dubai Crude Oil Margin(vs. Dubai Crude Oil)

If ACP is undecided, average price of spot market is used Copyright © ENEOS Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 21 Energy Segment Propylene Price and Margin (vs. Naphtha) (Petroleum Products and Petrochemicals)

($/ton)

FY19 FY20 FY21 Average FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FY １Q

Far East Spot Price 767 825 951 1,035 891 947 860 790 872 710 839 932 1,038 880 1,063 Margin (vs. Naphtha) 314 388 435 436 350 454 320 349 368 436 442 515 483 469 458

（$/ton） Propylene（Far East Spot） Naphtha Margin (vs. Naphtha)

Refineries : 10 Crude refining capacity：Total 1,868.8 KBD (As of Jun. 30, 2021) Plants : 2

¹ Collaborating with PetroChina International (JAPAN) Co., Ltd. at Chiba refinery instead of Osaka refinery (Since Dec.2020) ² Scheduled to terminate the operation of plant’s manufacturing functions（Oct. 2021） ³ Scheduled to terminate part of the equipment (Oct. 2022)

Chita² Sendai 145KBD

Sakai 141KBD Kashima (Kashima Oil) 203.1KBD Osaka Terminated operation in Oct. 2020 Chiba (OIREC)¹ 129KBD Mizushima 350.2KBD Kawasaki 247KBD

Marifu 120KBD Yokohama

Oita 136KBD Wakayama Negishi³ 270KBD 127.5KBD

Vietnam Signed a Share Subscription Agreement with Vietnam National Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) in 2016, becoming an 8.0% shareholder, and signed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement to enhance enterprise value of both companies. ENEOS became a 12.9% shareholder of Petrolimex with additional acquisition after 2020. Exploring measures to increase the corporate value of Petrolimex and various business opportunities in petroleum supply chain from refining to marketing by utilizing ENEOS’s expertise gained through its long business experience in Japan • Signed a memorandum of understanding to carry out a feasibility study on a cooperative project utilizing Marifu Refinery in April 2018, and aim to establish a joint venture • Signed a memorandum of understanding to carry out a feasibility study on a cooperative project for establishing LNG business in Vietnam, in the presence of government officials from Japan and Vietnam, in July 2019 • Signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the expansion and implementation of new joint measures in Vietnam, in February 2021 • Appointed a General Representative of our local subsidiary in Vietnam, and doubled the number of local personnel to enhance its function and structure, in April 2021 Vietnam’s petroleum product demand* is approximately 380KBD (as of 2020), which is expected to grow to 600KBD by 2030 along with economic growth *gasoline, jet fuel, diesel fuel, fuel oil

Australia

Entered into the petroleum downstream business in Australia in 2015 ・ Domestic demand in Australia is strong due to population growth and natural resource development projects ・ Exports from Japan to Australia have a cost advantage Further expansion of sales network mainly through acquisition of petroleum product sales companies ・ Acquisition of Petro National Pty Ltd and Oilsplus Holdings Australia Pty Ltd in 2017 ・ Acquisition of South West Fuel Centre Pty Ltd in 2019 ・ Business integration of Petro National Pty Ltd, Oilsplus Holdings and South West Fuel Centre Pty Ltd on July 1, 2021.

Expansion of Electric Power Expansion of City Gas Business Marketing Marketing Jun. 2020 Started nationwide expansion for low-voltage Feb. 2019 Started city gas retail business power customers (household) ＜Sales area＞（excl. Okinawa and remote islands) “Tokyo area” of Tokyo Gas supply area （Excl. Propane gas supply） Dec. 2020 Started the “ENEOS Denki*1” online application service Feb. 2021 Started expansion of “Ouchi ENEOS” *2 brand communication

3 （Logo of “Ouchi ENEOS”） *

Supply Supply Structure of electric power source（As of Jun. 2021）＜Power source utilizing LNG＞＜Domestic power generating capacity of each business＞ Apr. 2020 Started commercial operation of Ohgishima City Excluding Renewables Gas Supply, Ltd.（270 t/h）・Thermal generation ９stations 1,463 MW （excl. capacity for refinery use）

Renewable Energy ・Biomass generation 1 station 68 MW ・Solar PV generation 21 stations 49 MW ・Wind generation 2 s t a t i o n s 4 MW ・Hydro generation 1 station 5 MW

1,589 MW Total（equity base） Ohgishima Muroran Ohgishima City *1Denki means electricity in Japanese Wind Power Biomass Gas Supply *2Ouchi means home in Japanese Copyright © ENEOS Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 25 *3 おうち means home, でんき means electricity, 都市ガス means city gas Energy Segment Power Generation Business（Renewable Energy and other） (Electric Power)

Plan for New Electric Power Sources Pursue development of mega solar, wind and biomass power to obtain 1GW generation capacity in FY2022. Aiming for realization of stable electricity supply by constructing optimal generation portfolio of renewable and domestic thermal energy generation

＜Recent Press Release＞ (Apr. 2021) Participate in solar power generation business in Texas (Jun. 2021) Participate in solar power generation business in Queensland, Australia Building Area (Jun. 2021) Selected as an operator for the offshore wind farm project off Goto city (Aug. 2021) Participate in solar power generation business in Sanda city, Hyogo Prefecture Planed electricity generation projects Generation Project Generation Capacity※ Date of Start

Solar power generation in Bansyu area 77 MW Jan. 2023

Solar power generation in Sanda area 121MW (plan) Dec. 2023 Mega solar power generation in Texas Offshore wind power generation off Happo, 155 MW (plan) 2024 and beyond (Rendering image) Noshiro

Onshore wind power generation in Mutsu 65 MW (Plan) 2024 and beyond Ogawara Domestic 780 MW Thermal power generation in Goi 2024~2025 ×3 stations

Onshore wind power generation in 172 MW (plan) 2026 and beyond Obanazawa, Yamagata

Offshore wind power generation off Goto 17 MW (plan) Undecided city

LNG power generation in Ohio 1.18 GW Mid-2021

Offshore wind power generation in Taiwan 640 MW Dec. 2021

Abroad Solar power generation in Texas 140 MW Latter half of 2022 Mega solar power generation in Queensland, Australia (Rendering image) Solar power generation in Queensland, 204 MW Latter half of 2022 Australia

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Plan to acquire the elastomer business from JSR Corporation in April 2022

Main products and Uses of Elastomer Business Product Line Main products Uses（example） Solution polymerization styrene/butadiene Fuel-efficient/high-performance tires rubber（SSBR） General-purpose Emulsion polymerization styrene/butadiene Automobile tires synthetic rubber rubber Polybutadiene rubber Automobile tires, Golf balls Butyl Rubber Automobile tires Automobile Parts (seal materials, Special synthetic Acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber hoses, etc.) rubber Automobile Parts (gasket, hoses, Ethylene-propylene rubber etc.) Polybutadiene type thermoplastic elastomer Sole materials, medical tube Styrene type thermoplastic elastomer Resin modifier, adhesive Thermoplastic elastomer Hydrogenated polymer Surface protective film Automobile Parts, electric and Olefin type thermoplastic elastomer electronical equipment Paper coating materials, paint for Styrene-butadiene latex coated papers Sound absorbing materials for Acrylic Emulsion Emulsion/Functional automobiles ,tile carpets chemical materials Water-based highly durable stain-resistant Building materials（outer walls, roofs, emulsion etc.) , anticorrosive paint Binders for batteries Electrodes e.g., lithium-ion batteries

Locations of Overseas Lubricants Business (As of Jun. 2021) Overseas Lubricants Sales Volume

Expanding overseas businesses, especially in Asia

Sales and marketing offices 28

Manufacturing plants 10 (Approx.60 contractor plants other than these)

Expansion of Overseas Lubricants Business Established a lubricants marketing company in Dubai (Jul. 2011) Lubricants manufacturing plant started operation in Indonesia (Apr. 2012) Started joint venture business for lubricants base oil with SK Group of South Korea (Oct. 2012) Lubricants manufacturing plant started operation in Vietnam (Feb. 2014) Established a lubricants marketing company in India (Aug. 2014) Established a lubricants marketing company in Mexico (Jan. 2015) Sales and marketing offices Established a lubricants marketing company Own manufacturing plants in the Philippines (Oct. 2019)

Copyright © ENEOS Holdings, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 29 Energy Segment Lubricants Business (Material) Started marketing “ＥＮＥＯＳＸ series “from 2020 Adapted to renewed International Standard （API／SP、ILSAC／GF-６） • Environmentally compatible product with fuel efficiency improved more than 1% compared to the conventional standard • Strengthened measures against abnormal combustion and wear in engines

Developed the top grade ENEOS X PRIME to provide a goal of more comfortable ride experience for customers • Succeeded in reducing engine noise and vibration by our proprietary additive technology Developed ENEOS EV FLUID, a fluid exclusively for electric and hybrid vehicles Special fluids for each drive system with high insulation, cooling, and gear protection performance

Developed a lubricant used in MotoGP, the world’s most prestigious motorcycle race

North Sea, U.K. （Mariner oil field, Culzean gas field 10

Vietnam （Rang Dong oil field, Japan（Nakajo Oil and Gas field） Phuong Dong oil field） 01 U.S.A. （K2・Petra Nova CCUS） 08 09 02 UAE, Qatar Indonesia （Hail, Bunduq oil field）（Tangguh LNG Project） 04 03 06 Myanmar 07 （Yetagun gas field） 05 Papua New Guinea （PNG LNG Project）

Malaysia （SK10）

（1,000boed）（million boe） Sales Volume Reserves* Apr.2021 - Jun. 2021 Country/Area Mar.'19 end Mar.'20 end Mar.'21 end Total Oil Gas (FY2018) (FY2019) (FY2020)

U.S.A. 3 3 0 16 14 12 Vietnam 4 3 1 6 6 5 Myanmar 0 0 0 7 2 1 Malaysia 43 6 37 86 84 69 Indonesia 20 1 19 139 140 133 Papua New Guinea 12 3 9 81 71 69 United Arab Emirates, Qatar and other 16 16 0 60 72 73 North Sea, U.K. 26 13 13 116 107 90

Total 124 44 80 511 496 452

Sales Volume & Reserves：JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration’s project companies including equity-method affiliates ＊ Please refer P.45 about our Reserves Evaluation Standards

Production

K2 Cooley MP140 （oﬀshore）（onshore）（oﬀshore） Project Company JX Nippon Oil Exploration ( U.S.A.) Ltd. Shareholders ENEOS Holdings USA Inc.（100％）* (Holding Percentages) Project Status Production Production Production Interest 11.6% 50.0% 35.0% Occidental (41.8%) EcoPetrol (20.8%) Hilcorp Fieldwood Partners ENI (13.4%) (50.0%) (65.0%) ConocoPhillips (12.4%) Operator Occidental Hilcorp Fieldwood Sales Volumes 3,100 boed FY2021 1Q (Oil 2,600b/d, Gas 2.5mmcf/d) * registered trade name was changed in Oct. 2020 from JX Holdings (U.S.A.) Inc.

Production

●In 1990, began exploration, development, and production operations at an onshore field in Texas and offshore blocks in both deep and shallow water in the Gulf of Mexico. ●In 2007, acquired 11.6% interest in K2 from Anadarko.

Production

CO2-EOR Project

Project Company JX Nippon Oil Exploration (EOR) Ltd.

1 Shareholders JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration Corporation （100％） (Holding Percentages:Common Stocks)

Project Status Production Interest 50.0％ 2 Project Company Petra Nova Parish Holdings LLC

1 JBIC holds preferred stocks issued by JX Nippon Oil Exploration (EOR) Ltd. 2 JX Nippon Oil Exploration (EOR) Limited and a subsidiary of NRG Energy Inc. each hold 50% interest of Petra Nova Parish Holdings LLC. Petra Nova Parish Holdings LLC holds 50% interest of the West Ranch Oil Field through its subsidiary (JX Nippon Oil Exploration (EOR) Limited indirectly holds 25% interest of the West Ranch Oil Field).

Production

●In 2014, joined in CO2-EOR business. ● Constructing carbon capture system that captures 90% In 2016, carbon capture system began operation. ● of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the processed flue gas from In 2017, began production. an existing unit at the WA Parish power plant, and by injecting the captured carbon dioxide in the West Ranch oil field, trying to increase crude oil production.

Production Development Exploration

Block 15-2

Rang Dong Oil Field Phuong Dong Oil Field

Project Company Japan Vietnam Petroleum Company Shareholders JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (100%) (Holding Percentages) Project Status Production/Development/Exploration Interest 39.5% 64.5% Partners PVEP (30.0%) PVEP (35.5%) (Interest) Perenco (30.5%) Operator Japan Vietnam Petroleum Company Sales Volumes 3,800 boed Oil Fields Gas Fields FY2021 1Q (Oil 3,100b/d, Gas 4.3mmcf/d) Oil Pipelines Gas Pipelines Production Development Exploration Since the acquisition in 1992, the project has been one of our key operations. JVPC, our subsidiary, acts as ●In 1992, JVPC acquired a working interest in block 15-2 operator in the block. ●In 1994, JVPC discovered the Rang Dong Oil Field within block 15-2, and began The Rang Dong Oil Field and the Phuong Dong Oil Field production in that field from 1998. feature an unconventional fractured granite basement ●In July 2008, Rang Dong Oil Field achieved a cumulative production volume of 150 rock reservoir that is unique in the world. Our fracture million barrels. evaluation technology is highly valued and is receiving ●In August 2008, JVPC began production in the Phuong Dong Oil Field. worldwide recognition. ●In November 2013, determined term extension of the Rang Dong Oil Field (5 years). As part of our corporate activities, we have been ●In July 2014, block 15-2 achieved a cumulative production volume of 200 million barrels. promoting social welfare activities in Vietnam to improve ●In October 2014, JVPC began HCG-EOR project the lives of the people of Vietnam. ●In November 2019, determined term extension of Phuong Dong Oil Field (5 years).

Production Exploration

Block M-12, 13, 14

Project Company Nippon Oil Exploration (Myanmar) JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (40.0%) Shareholders Mitsubishi Corporation (10.0%) (Holding Percentages) Government of Japan (50.0%) Project Status Production/Exploration Interest 19.3% Petronas Carigali (40.9%) Partners MOGE (20.5%) (Interest) PTTEP International (19.3%) Operator Petronas Carigali Sales Volumes 0boed FY2021 1Q (Oil 0b/d, Gas 0.0mmcf/d）

Production

●In 1991, NOEX Myanmar acquired a working interest in blocks M-13/14 We have been participating in the Yetagun project in offshore Myanmar. Myanmar since the exploration stage. After the ●In 1992, acquired a working interest in block M-12 and discovered the appraisal activities and the construction of the Yetagun Gas Field in that block. production and shipping facilities, the project is now ●In 2000, production at the Yetagun Gas Field commenced, with the produced at a stable production stage. gas supplied to the Ratchaburi power plants in Thailand. ●In October 2014, began production in the Yetagun North Gas Field.

Production Development Exploration

SK10 （Herang Gas Field, Other） Project Company JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (Malaysia) JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (78.7%) Shareholders INPEX (15.0%) (Holding Percentages) Mitsubishi Corporation (6.3%) Project Status Production/Development/Exploration Interest 75.0％ Partners Petronas Carigali (25.0%) (Interest) Operator JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (Malaysia) Sales Volumes 43,200boed FY2021 1Q (Oil 6,100b/d､Gas 222.2mmcf/d)

Production Development Exploration

● In 1987, acquired a working interest in Block SK10 offshore Sarawak, Malaysia. ● In 1990, discovered the Helang Gas Field, where production commenced in 2003. ● In 1991, discovered the Layang Oil and Gas Field. Since the acquisition of Block SK10 in 1987, the project ● In 2014, decided to develop the Layang Oil and Gas Field. ● has been one of our key operations. We act as the In 2017, gas production commenced in the Layang Oil and Gas Field. ● In 2017, acquired a working interest in the Beryl Gas Field and development operator in the block. The natural gas from the block is commenced. exported in the form of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to ● In 2018, production commenced in the Beryl Gas Field. various countries including Japan. ● In 2019, oil production commenced in the Layang Oil and Gas Field

Production Development Exploration

Tangguh LNG Project

Project Company Nippon Oil Exploration (Berau)

Shareholders JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (51.0%) (Holding Percentages) JOGMEC (49.0%) Project Status Production/Development/Exploration Interest 12.2% (After Unitization) Partners BP (40.3%) KG Berau/KG Wiriagar (10.0%) (Interest) MI Berau (16.3%) LNG Japan (7.3%) CNOOC (13.9%) Operator BP Sales Volumes* 20,100 boed FY 2021 1Q (Oil 600b/d, Gas 117.3mmcf/d) * Volumes attributable to the equity method affiliate are included

Production Development Exploration

Gas Fields ● From 1990, excavated three test wells, and natural gas was discovered in the area. Subsequently, discovered natural gas in the Vorwata Gas Field, Wiriagar Deep structure, and other gas fields. ● From December 2002, those with interests in the Berau, Wiriagar, and Muturi We have participated in the Tangguh LNG Project since the blocks agreed to become partners in unitizing the blocks and undertake development work cooperatively. exploration stage and started LNG production in 2009. This is the second LNG project we have participated in, following the ● LNG production commenced in June 2009, and the first cargo was shipped in July LNG Tiga project in Malaysia, and we are working to attain long- 2009. term and stable LNG production and revenue. ● In July 2016, decided to expand Tangguh LNG Facility. ● Construction for LNG expansion project underway

Production Development Exploration

Kutubu Oil Field, Moran Oil Field, Gobe Oil Field, etc Merlin Petroleum Co (79.6%) Project Company Nippon Oil Exploration Niugini Pty Ltd (30.7%) Project Status Production/Development/Exploration Interest 8.6％～73.5％ Partners ExxonMobil, Oil Search, Santos (Interest) PNG government, landowners Operator Oil Search, ExxonMobil Sales Volumes* 11,600 boed FY 2021 1Q (Oil 2,700b/d, Gas 53.0mmcf/d) * Including sales volume of PNG LNG

PNG LNG Project

Project Company Nippon Papua New Guinia LNG LLC (79.6%)

Project Status Production Interest 4.68% Partners ExxonMobil (33.2%) Oil Search (29.0%) (Interest) Santos (13.5%) PNG government･landowners (19.6%) Operator ExxonMobil

Production Development Exploration

Kutubu, Moran, Gobe oil fields and other PNG LNG Project

Production We have been involved in the PNG LNG Project since the beginning of the project. In December 2009, we made a final investment decision on the Project, and production commenced in ● In 1990, Japan Papua New Guinea Petroleum acquired April 2014. The Project shipped its first LNG cargo in May 2014. Merlin in Papua New Guinea. The PNG LNG Project has the full support of the PNG Subsequently, development, and production activities have government, and we expect it to contribute to our revenues in the been undertaken in the Kutubu, Moran, Gobe, SE Gobe, and SE future. Mananda oil fields.

● In 2008, acquired additional equity of oil field from Production AGL Energy. ● In 2008, acquired an additional interest in the PNG LNG project from AGL Energy Exploration ● In December 2009, PNG LNG Project participants made a final ● In January 2018, received independent certification for gas investment decision to proceed with development. reserves of 4.36tcf in Block PRL3 (currently Block APDL13) of the P’nyang Gas Field. ● In May 2014, the PNG LNG Project shipped its first LNG cargo.

Production

El Bunduq

United Petroleum Development Project Company (Bunduq Company Limited) El Bunduq JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (50%) Partners Umm Al Anbar Cosmo Energy Exploration & (Interest) Production Co., Ltd. (50%) Neewat Al Project Status Production Ghalan Mubarraz Interest 100% Hail Operator Bunduq Company Limited

Production

● In 1970, United Petroleum Development acquired a working interest in El Bunduq Oil Field. ● In 1975, oil production commenced in El Bunduq Oil Field. ● In 1983, oil production was resumed by a secondary recovery scheme using water injection. ● In 2006, El Bunduq achieved a cumulative production volume of 200 million barrels. Oil Fields Abu Dhabi Oil Bunduq ● In 2018, effectuation of New Concession Agreement.

Mubarraz, Umm Al-Anbar, Neewat Al-Ghalan, Hail

Project Company Abu Dhabi Oil Production JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (32.2%) Partners Cosmo Abu Dhabi Energy Exploration & Production Co., Ltd. (64.4%) ● In 1967, acquired a working interest in block of Mubarraz. (Interest) Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc. (1.7%) ● In 1973, oil production commenced in Mubarraz Oil Field. ● In 1989, oil production commenced in Umm Al Anbar Oil Field. Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. (1.7%) ● In 1995, oil production commenced in Neewat Al Ghalan Oil Field. Project Status Production ● In 2009, 3 fields achieved cumulative production volume of 300 million barrels. Interest 100% ● In 2012, effectuation of New Concession Agreement. ● In November 2017, oil production commenced in Hail Oil Field. Operator Abu Dhabi Oil

Production Exploration

Brea, Andrew, Kinnoull and other Culzean gas field fields Project Company JX Nippon Exploration and Production (U.K.) Ltd. Shareholders JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (100％) Project Status Production Production/Exploration Interest 4.0%-30％ 18.01% U.K. BP, Repsol Sinopec, Total (49.99％) Partners RockRose and others BP (32.00％) Operator BP, TAQA, and others Total Sales Volumes* 26,100 boed FY2021 1Q (Oil 13,000b/d, Gas 79.0mmcf/d)

*including the production from Mariner Oil Field

Production

● From 1994 to 2002, acquired a working interest in individual blocks Oil Fields Oil Pipelines Gas Fields Gas Pipelines ● In December 2012, acquired some interest in production of multiple assets from ENI ● In December 2014, Kinnoull started production ● In October 2017, sold entire working interest in the Blane Oil Field ● In July 2018, sold entire working interest in the Ninian Oil Field. We have 8 fields currently producing oil and gas, and we have projects ● In December 2018, sold entire working interest in the Merganser Gas Field such as the Culzean Gas Field and Mariner Oil Field underway. ● In June 2019, Culzean started production

Production Exploration

Shetland Islands Mariner Fields Mariner Field Mariner East Field

Orkney Islands Project Company JX Nippon Exploration and Production (U.K.) Ltd.

Shareholders JX Nippon Oil & Gas Exploration (100％) (Holding Percentages)

Oil Fields Project Status Development Exploration Interest 20.00% 20.00%

1 Equinor (65.11%) Equinor (65.11%)

Oil Fields Blocks of JX Nippon Exploration and Partners Siccar Point (8.89%) Siccar Point (8.89%) Production (U .K. )Ltd. 2 U.K. ONE-Dyas (6.00%) ONE-Dyas (6.00%) Operators Equinor Equinor

1 In 2018 May, Statoil changed its name to "Equinor". 2 In 2019 Apr, changed its name to "ONE-Dyas" due to merger of ONE and Dyas.

Production New blocks acquired in 2014 by 28th round of Exploration governmental open tender . ●In December 2012, acquired the explorational interest in These areas are next to the developed Mariner oil field. Mariner Oil Field from ENI. When oil and gas fields are found, we expect reduction in ●In February 2013, decided to develop. development costs through the use of facilities in this oil ●In August 2016, sold part of the working interest. field. ●In August 2019, started production.

The ENEOS Group’s criteria for evaluating reserves conforms to the PRMS (Petroleum Resources Management System) Standards drafted by the SPE (Society of Petroleum Engineers), WPC (World Petroleum Congress), AAPG (American Association of Petroleum Geologists), and SPEE (Society of Petroleum Evaluation Engineers). The ENEOS Group’s reported reserves are in line with reserves as defined by PRMS Standards. The degree of certainty of the reserve values is categorized, in order, as either Proved, Probable, or Possible. Following trends common at other industry firms, the ENEOS Group has used Proved and Probable reserves to arrive at its total reserves.

Definition of Proved Reserves Reserves judged to have a high level of certainty from analysis of geoscience and production/petroleum engineering data, based on economic conditions, operational methods and laws and regulations assumed by the ENEOS Group in light of discovered reservoirs—there is at least a 90% probability that actual recovered volume will equal or exceed estimates of oil and natural gas deposits reasonably evaluated as commercially recoverable.

Definition of Probable Reserves There is at least a 50% probability that additional oil and natural gas reserves will equal or exceed actual recovered volume of the total of estimated proved and probable reserves. While these additional reserves are evaluated in the same manner as proved reserves, the probability of recoverability of probable reserves is lower than proved reserves, but higher than possible reserves.

Global market Communications share PCs・ infrastructure Smartphones appliances and data centers Automobiles

Semiconductors （Memory, logic, etc.）

Hard disks, etc.

Optical communication devises, ultra fast ICs

Flexible printed circuit boards Connectors, Springs for electronic parts

Lead frames, Connectors High-end connectors, Springs for electronic parts

Capacitors, Sputtering Targets

※Global market share estimated by JX Nippon Mining & Metals Further demand growth with the development of the data-driven society expected

Overseas mines Pan Pacific Copper (Japan) Stable (Raw material procurement and product sales) Caserones procurement 67.8% Consignment of Return of 32.2% (Chile) smelting and refining resulting product

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1 Shares indirectly owned by JX Nippon Mining & Metals (as of June. 2021) 2 Hibi Smelting equity share is 63.51%. 3 Total Capacity is 680KT. JX Nippon Mining & Metals has 39.9% equity.

Acquisition date May 2006

Acquisition price $137 million Initial investment $4.2 billion

Ownership JX Nippon Mining & Metals： 100% (as of June 2021)

Start of production In Mar. 2013, started SX-EW copper cathode production In May 2014, started copper concentrate production

Production trends

（KT） 200.0 copper concentrate SX-EW SAG (semi-autogenous Flotation Plant 150.0 grinding) Mill (facility for recovering copper concentrate from crude 100.0 ore)

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0.0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

(1,000t) (1,000t) 1,200 25,000

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World Production World Consumption

China Consumption (included) Supply & Demand Balance

Earning Structure of Copper Smelter & Refinery Trends of Base TC/RC (negotiation each year-end)

LME copper Cost of copper Copper cathode TC/RC cathode price concentrate sales price 120/112.200

Sales premiums 100/110.000 ($ denominated) Share of copper 80 TC/RC smelter 80/8.0 ($ denominated) 60 60/6.0

40 40/4.0 Unit 20 -TC: Dollar per dry metric ton of copper concentrate Cost of 20/2.0 copper Share of -RC: Cent per pound of copper in copper concentrate mining 0 concentrate company 0/0.0 ($ denominated)

Note: For 2010 year-end, several types of agreement were made depending on negotiating parties, contractual period, etc.

Cost of copper concentrate The price of copper concentrate, which custom smelters pay to mining companies, is the LME copper cathode price less TC/RC, which is smelting and refining margins. TC/RC under long-term contracts is normally determined through annual negotiation between copper smelters and mining companies.

Copper cathode sales price The actual sales price of copper cathode produced by copper smelters is the LME price plus sales premium, which is established by reference to various factors, including importation costs and quality.

51 Metals Segment Resource Recycling Initiatives • We utilize the copper smelting process to recover copper, precious metals, and rare metals from recycled raw materials. • We are conducting trials of lithium-ion battery (LiB) recycling to prepare for large volumes of end-of-life LiBs from automobiles. →Contribute to the creation of a resource-recycling society by effectively utilizing limited metal resources.

Metal recycling Recycling of end-of-life automotive LiBs utilizing the copper smelting process

Circuit boards Copper-based Precious-metals-based Sludge （E-Scrap） raw materials raw materials End-of-life LiBs

The copper smelting process Recovered metals (examples) Heating, crushing, Recovered metals sieving

Hydrometallurgical Cobalt treatment sulfate Copper Nickel sulfate Lithium Recycled raw materials are carbonate efficiently treated with the Reused as materials reaction heat of sulfur in for LiB positive Gold, silver, platinum, etc. copper concentrate electrodes

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There have been several errors in the “Sales Volume by Product” slide since FY2019 2Q, thus we have corrected the errors as follows (revised figures are in red). Past supplementary information on our website will be revised at a later date.

Before revision After revision

FY2019 2Q FY2019 3Q FY2019 4Q FY2020 1Q FY2020 2Q FY2020 3Q FY2020 4Q FY2019 2Q FY2019 3Q FY2019 4Q FY2020 1Q FY2020 2Q FY2020 3Q FY2020 4Q

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Gasoline 1,311 1,930 2,494 494 1,103 1,691 2,215 1,311 1,930 2,494 494 1,103 1,691 2,215

Premium ( 138) ( 201) ( 257) ( 52) ( 116) ( 177) ( 229) ( 138) ( 201) ( 257) ( 52) ( 116) ( 177) ( 229)

Regular ( 1,167) ( 1,720) ( 2,224) ( 440) ( 982) ( 1,507) ( 1,977) ( 1,167) ( 1,720) ( 2,224) ( 440) ( 982) ( 1,507) ( 1,977)

Naphtha 251 370 472 87 163 201 324 251 370 472 87 163 248 324

Jet 86 127 164 15 40 69 88 86 127 164 15 40 69 88

Kerosene 152 349 591 85 126 311 548 152 349 591 85 126 311 548

Diesel Fuel 738 1,116 1,457 322 663 1,023 1,353 738 1,116 1,457 323 663 1,023 1,353

Fuel Oil A 234 372 516 110 206 335 475 234 372 516 110 206 335 475

Heavy Fuel Oil C 173 259 345 73 155 241 338 173 259 345 73 155 242 338

For Electric Power (59) (89) (118) (17) (41) (66) (103) (59) (89) (118) (17) (41) (66) (103)

For General Use (114) (170) (227) (56) (114) (175) (235) (114) (170) (227) (56) (114) (176) (235)

Total Domestic Fuel 2,945 4,523 6,039 1,186 2,456 3,871 5,341 2,945 4,523 6,039 1,187 2,456 3,919 5,341

Crude Oil 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 0

Lubricants & Specialties 151 232 304 66 135 221 311 151 232 304 66 135 221 311

Petrochemicals (ten thousand tons) 469 698 887 168 355 539 738 440 655 833 157 333 508 690

Exported Fuel 1,090 1,627 2,180 226 425 596 872 1,090 1,627 2,180 229 425 596 872

LPG (ten thousand tons) 33 50 63 9 22 28 42 33 50 63 9 22 31 42

Coal (ten thousand tons) 251 345 463 110 201 314 457 251 345 463 110 201 314 457

Total Excluding Barter Trade & Other 4,940 7,477 9,938 1,765 3,594 5,569 7,761 4,911 7,434 9,884 1,758 3,572 5,589 7,713

Barter Trade & Other 1,210 1,874 2,562 517 1,043 1,756 2,329 1,239 1,917 2,616 528 1,065 1,791 2,377

Total 6,150 9,351 12,500 2,282 4,637 7,325 10,090 6,150 9,351 12,500 2,286 4,637 7,380 10,090