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Port of Matamoros PORT OF MATAMOROS ADMINISTRACIÓN PORTUARIA INTEGRAL DE TAMAULIPAS, S.A. DE C.V. H. MATAMOROS, TAMAULIPAS. 2018 STRATEGIC LOCATION PORT OF MATAMOROS Port of Matamoros sits on the Gulf of Mexico in the northern part of the state of Tamaulipas, 50 miles south of the Mexican/US border line. Influence zone: Mexican Northern states of Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi and Veracruz. Proximity to major Gulf of Mexico deepwater projects UNITED STATES OF AMERICA provides this port a strategic logistical advantage for servicing those projects. GOALS COAHUILA TAMAULIPAS PORT OF MATAMOROS • To become Mexico’s first Port for deep water operations. NUEVO LEON SAN LUIS GULF OF MEXICO • To serve as a shore base for multiple offshore oil & gas support POTOSI service companies which will work in the Perdido Fold area. PACIFIC OCEAN VERACRUZ MEXICO • To support commercial and industrial business operations to national consumption centers located within a 300 miles radious in the north of México. PORT OF MATAMOROS TAMAULIPAS UNITED STATES ENERGY POTENTIAL OF AMERICA State area: 80,249 km Sabinas Basin Oil potential: 59% Perdido Fold Belt Port of Matamoros Shale Gas Associated and Non- Deepwater Oil fields associated Gas; Ground fields and Shallow water Oil Burgos Basin New logistics Platform: TAMAULIPAS Port of Matamoros GULF OF MEXICO “PERDIDO FOLD BELT” represents Mexico´s most important deep water oil reserves. Tampico – Misantla Basin PORT OF MATAMOROS PERDIDO FOLD BELT HIGHEST OIL PRODUCING POTENTIAL IN DEEPWATER An important event in the development of Matamoros Port is the discovery of massive deep PORT OF MATAMOROS water Oil Fields just 155 miles off the coast. Known as Perdido Fold Belt, sitting south of the US maritime border line. PERDIDO FOLD BELT MATAMOROS PORT ADVANTAGES • STRATEGICAL LOCATION. • NEAREST MEXICAN PORT TO DEMAND. • LOGISTICS COSTS REDUCTION. PORT OF ALTAMIRA PORT OF TAMPICO • BEST RESPONSE TIME FOR EMERGENCIES AND CONTINGENCIES. PORT OF MATAMOROS DEEP WATER BLOCKS AWARDED FOR . 34% of the areas in EXPLORATION United States of America the country are in PERDIDO AREA Tamaulipas. 485 MBPCE TRION reserves WINNING BIDDERS ROUND 1.4 PERDIDO FOLD BELT TRION Block 1 PEMEX BHP Billiton Farmout Trion Block 1 Block 3 Total Investment 11.1 mmd (for the next 35 years) PERDIDO FOLD BELT Block 4 Block 2 CNOOC E&P Mexico Block 1 Tamaulipas EXXON Gulf of Mexico TOTAL Block 2 MOBIL CHEVRON PEMEX-INPEX Block 3 . 27.8% of Tamaulipas AWARDED AREAS CNOOC E&P Mexico Block 4 territory is included for Exploration and Oil extraction activities. (for the next 35 years) Total Investment 34.4 mmd PORT OF MATAMOROS DEEP WATER BLOCKS AWARDED FOR EXPLORATION . 9 Of the 29 contract areas are PERDIDO AREA in the Perdido Area 18,753 KM² WINNING BIDDERS ROUND 2.4 TOTAL AREA PERDIDO 1 CONTRACT AREA 2 SHELL PEMEX 2 QATAR CONTRACT AREA 3 SHELL PERDIDO PETROLEUM FOLD BELT 5 QATAR CONTRACT AREA 4 SHELL 3 PETROLEUM 4 5 CONTRACT AREA 5 PEMEX 7 8 6 9 QATAR CONTRACT AREA 6 SHELL PETROLEUM AWARDED AREAS Gulf Of Mexico QATAR CONTRACT AREA 7 SHELL PETROLEUM Total investment 36.8 mmd PORT OF MATAMOROS AWARDED AREAS FOR EXPLORATION IN SHALLOW WATER . 14 of the 35 contract areas are located in Burgos BURGOS basin 8,422 KM² WINNING BIDDERS ROUND 3.1 TOTAL AREA BURGOS 1 2 CONTRACT AREA 5 REPSOL EXPLORACIÓN 3 4 PREMIER OIL EXPLORATION CONTRACT AREA 11 PERDIDO AND PRODUCTION FOLD BELT CONTRACT AREA 12 REPSOL EXPLORACIÓN PREMIER OIL EXPLORATION 6 CONTRACT AREA 13 5 7 8 AND PRODUCTION 10 AWARDED AREAS 9 11 12 13 14 Gulf of Mexico PORT OF MATAMOROS PORT DEVELOPMENT MASTER PLAN 2018-2023 Port area 2,742.12 acres NORTH LAND MARINE PORT TOURISM OFFICE 838 acres of land FLUIDS FLUIDS NAVY TERMINAL PORT SUPPLY BASE SECTION RESERVE 1,903 acres of water BULK North breakwater TERMINAL South breakwater MAINTENANCE TERMINAL PORT RESERVE 2.36 miles Navigation channel 26 ft draft 31 ft depth Navigation Channel Turning Basin Water area 1,700 m docking Secondary Navigation Channel Approach Basin PORT OF MATAMOROS SUPPLY BASE FOR OFFSHORE ACTIVITIES AREA: 6,354,005.96 SQ FT DOCK: 2,716 FT SUPPLY BASE CONCEPT One stop shop service center Cluster of service companies Multiuse of assets and facilities International oil industry standards and practices PORT OF MATAMOROS PORT OF MATAMOROS Investment 1,813.30 mdp 37.7 MILES Road access 1,782 M NORTH breakwater 1,945 M SOUTH breakwater 1. Breakwaters 2. Dredging 3. Road Access 4. Docks 5. Waterfront areas .
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