Bayshore develops conventional and unconventional oil/gas prospects in North America and International via Exploration and Development, Joint venture with local energy companies and Potential Merger & Acquisitions.

1. Corporate Profile
December, 2012

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3. Table of Contents
 Company Information
 Introduction of Management
 Projects
 Funding Requirement
 Conclusions

4. Company Information
• Bayshore is a Canadian Public Company with its stock trading
in Toronto Venture Exchange (Symbol: BSH)
• Total issued shares – 15.9 million shares (December 1, 2012)
• 52 weeks Price range - $0.08- $0.36
• The company develops conventional and unconventional
oil/gas prospects in North America and International via:
- Exploration and Development
- Joint venture with local energy companies
- Potential Merger & Acquisition
• Based in Calgary, Bayshore has Liaison Offices located in
Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.

5. Company Information
• Currently, Bayshore has one operated oil well in
Saskatchewan and two non operating gas properties
located in Alberta, Canada
• Bayshore has raised 1.5 million Canadian dollars in 2011
to fund its oil/gas activities and G&A in North America
and International.
• New projects have been developed by Bayshore internally
and is pursuing funding to implement the proejcts.

6. Introduction of Management Team
Management Team
Peter Ho (Canada): CEO/President
Dr. Janusz Grabowski (Canada): Senior Consultant Scientist
CF Cheng (Hong Kong/China): China Executive President
Advisory Team
Stuart Chow (Canada): Technical Advisor
Ken Sinclair (Canada): Senior Technology Partner

7. Management Team
Peter Ho – President and CEO of Bayshore Petroleum
Corp. A Consultant with over 30 years of oil/gas industry
experience in North America, China, Middle East, Asia.
Mr. Ho is a registered professional Engineer and has
worked in Multi-national companies such as BP, Texaco,
Kerr McGee, TransCanada Pipeline. Mr. Ho has been
involved in setting up a public company in Hong Kong,
Canada and has strong relationship with PetroChina,
China United Coalbed Methane Corp. and many other
international oil/gas companies. Mr. Ho also has involved
in numerous Heavy Oil, Oil sand, CBM projects in
Canada and China for the past 20 years.

8. Management Team
C.F. Cheng
 Mr. C. F. Cheng. Mr. Cheng is a member of the Law Society of
Hong Kong. He obtained his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of
Commerce in Canada. His expertise in laws covers the
common laws and Chinese laws. He is knowledgeable in real
estate and energy resources development and application. He
is experienced in corporate structure planning and in merger
and amalgamation matters.”
 Dr. Janusz Grabowski – Currently a research scientist in Alberta
Innovates Technology Future in Canada and President of Fusigen
Corp. A technical specialist in Enhanced Oil Recovery scheme and
reservoir simulation, Dr. Grabowski has published many papers
related to oil and gas technology in North America.

9. Technical Team
Ken Sinclair: 30 years
 Ken is a unconventional geologist with executive management experience in start
ups. He established the coalbed methane industry in Canada and was the founder
and Vice President of Canadian Spirit Resources Inc. which raised $40 million and
completed a JV with a major multi-national company.
Stuart Chow 30 years
 Mr. Chow is a professional engineer with over 30 years of experience in Western
Canada, the majority with a major multi-national company. He has setup private and
public oil and gas companies in Canada and is knowledgeable with all aspects of
conventional and unconventional oil & gas engineering, including enhanced oil
recovery, reservoir simulation, reservoir evaluations, operations and business
development.

10. Advanced Technology
 Bayshore is working
closely with different
research institutes in
Canada and China for
advanced technology
transfer. The research
topics include
Unconventional Oil/Gas
Development, Enhanced
Oil Recovery, Heavy Oil
upgrading, Underground
coal gasification and many
other advanced
technologies.

11. Oilsand/Heavy Oil Upgrading

12. Project #1
Saskatchewan Light Oil Prospect
 Total 5.21 Sq. Km.
 100% right from surface to the bottom for any oil and gas
discovered
 Drilled and cased the first exploratory well
 Production is expected over 80 barrels oil per day
 Potential Oil resources 35 million barrels in place
 Identified Multi zone potentials (Oungre/Midale/Alida,
Bakken).
 Planning 4 more wells to be drilled before the end of the
year.

13. Project #1
Radville Well Location

14. Project #1
Potential New Oungre Oil Pool
Radville 8-5 Well
Analogy Well

15. Project #1
Saskatchewan Light Oil Prospect
 The new zone in 8-5 was perforated, acidized and
produced small amount of oil and recover only the load
fluid (Water & Acid).
 The zone needs more extensive stimulation technology to
make it as a producer.
 Proper stimulation (fracturing) is being planned and will
commence once the design is finished and funding is in
place.
 The success of this stimulation will open a new
hydrocarbon zone in the area

16. Project #1
Saskatchewan Light Oil Prospect
 Bayshore is planning to drill additional 4 wells in the area
in the next 6 months if the exploratory well completion is
successful. Each well will have potential productivity of
75-80 Barrels oil per day
 A more aggressive development plan will be implemented
which will include acquiring more acreage, 3-D seismic,
horizontal wells drilling, multi-staged fracture stimulation
into the new zone. Target production is between 600-800
barrels oil per day.
 A total capital requirement of 20-25 million US will be
required

17. Project #2
Sask. Medium Oil Acquisition
 Bayshore has identified a producing oil field (17 API)
currently making 270 bopd in Manitou Lake Area,
Saskatchewan.
 The private company owns 3 ½ sections (2,240 acres)
100% Land and is an unitized pool
 Total 16 producing oil wells, 4 water injectors, 1 water
disposal well and a central battery
 OOIP ~15 Million barrels, current recovery 8%
 Potential includes (1) infill drilling (2) Enhanced Oil
Recovery and (3) Onsite oil upgrading

18. Project #2
Sask. Medium Oil Producing Field
 Submitted a proposal to acquire 80% of the pool at 15
million cash and an option to acquire the remaining 20%
at 5 million within 2 years
 Intend to fund this acquisition via half debt and half equity
issuing
 Closing date as early as December 31, 2012.
 A good operated property providing instant cash flow and
demonstrate upgrading Lloydminster type crude to light
oil in the area
 Med Crude -$60/bbl, Light crude - $97-103/bbl

19. Project #3
Alberta Oil Sand Acquisition
 Alberta has the largest Oil
Sand resources in the world
 Currently, Recoverable
Reserves estimated to be more
than 170 Billion barrels
 Alberta is producing more
than 1.8 million barrels
oilsands per day
 In 2018, projected production
is over 3 million Bopd

20. Project #3
Alberta Oil Sand Acquisition
 Bayshore, through its strategic partner in Canada, is
planning to acquire and operate potential oil sand
properties
 Bayshore propose to bring in Large State Owned
Enterprise or Private Enterprise from China to do the
acquisition together.
 Bayshore intends to own at least 10 percent of the
property via its own funding and work in-kind
 This will provide substantial cash flow and potentials for
future oil sand development ad upgrading in Canada for
Bayshore and its partners.

21. Project #3
Alberta Oil Sand Acquisition
 A successful acquisition, subject to proper due diligence would
mean immediate significant oil sands resources for Bayshore
and its related parties. The parties will work together to gain
actual oil sands operating and marketing expertise. The parties
can progress to other prospects in the oil sands.
 Established operating and marketing infrastructure in place
 Future development phases provides upside to production
potentials
 Future technology application (e.g. solvent co-injection) may
provide further upside

22. Project #4
Potential Heavy Oil / Oil Sand Upgrading
Technology
 Bayshore has secured a technology that is revolutionary in
the energy industry
 The technology utilizes a proprietary catalyst to convert
oil sand/ heavy oil into light Diesel fuel oil at normal
pressure and low temperature
 Bayshore is obtaining a license to use exclusively in
potential Canada and US oil sand / tar sand and heavy oil
properties.
 Market size of this business is well over billion dollars
range

23. Project #4
Potential Heavy Oil/ Oilsand Upgrading
Technology
Light Oil
(>32 API
Diesel Grade)
ONE SINGLE
STEP !!! Synthetic
Gas

24. Project #4
Potential Heavy Oil/ Oilsand Upgrading
Technology
$65/Bbl

25. Formal China Oilsand /
heavy Oil laboratory
test reports prepared for
Bayshore Petroleum.
China official is very keen
to apply this
Canada/China joint
venture technology to
Canadian Heavy Oil/
Oil Sand and other
areas.

26.  Project Description:
 Potential for Bayshore to
construct a 350 bopd heavy oil
upgrading facility in
Saskatchewan
 Bayshore will design and build
on site the upgrading facility
that can process 350 bopd heavy
oil into 300 Bopd diesel,
synthetic gas and high carbon
content tar.
 Bayshore will use the
proprietary catalyst and
upgrading process to do the
upgrading
 Total investment including
facility construction cost, license
fee is between 9.5-10 million
US.

27. Project #4
HEAVY OIL UPGRADING

28. Project #4
Heavy Oil Upgrading
 Bayshore has signed a MOU with a private Saskatchewan
heavy oil producer that will
 Acquire the heavy oil directly from the producer at
prevailing market price plus a small premium and process
the heavy oil into diesel fuel quality product oil.
 Bayshore will construct and build the facility right at the
well site
 The upgrader can be expanded in the future to 1,000 bopd in
conjunction with the operator’s development plan in the
area.

29.  The field is located at Meota,
Saskatchewan, and is owned
by a private resource company
operating in Saskatchewan.
 Current heavy oil production
(10 API) is around 350 bopd
and have potential to increase
to 1,000 bopd
 Schedule on production date
May 1, 2013 subject to
regulatory approval.
 It will be the first type of on
site field heavy oil upgrading
facility in Saskatchewan and
will be used as a demo pilot
facility.

30. Project #4
Heavy Oil Upgrading
 In addition, Bayshore will have options to
 Participate in future development and exploratory drilling of
heavy oil in the area owned by the private company
 Buy out existing reserves and land from the private oil
company before the facility is constructed at a pre-arranged
price. (Potential 7 million barrels proven producing/
undeveloped reserves)
 Process third party heavy oil if the contract processing
capacity is not met by the private oil company.

31. Project #4
Heavy Oil Upgrading
 Immediate Funding Requirement for Project #4:
-10 million to initiate the processing facility
-50 million to acquire existing reserves and land from
Producer and participate in more drilling, expansion of the
facility
It is anticipated with the above investment, Bayshore will
become an oil producer with at least 1,000 bopd light oil
(converted) production with synthetic gas and high value
activated coal.

32. Overall Bayshore Funding Requirement
(2013-2014) for all the Projects
 Capital Investment
 Upgrading Facility - $50 Million
 Heavy Oil/Oil Sand Acquisitions - $80 Million
Drilling/Completion/Production - $50 million
G&A - $5 Million
CashFlow (2013) – ($15 Million)
(2014) – $35 Million
(2015) - $70 Million
GOAL: 400 Million resources in Heavy oil/Bitumen, 1,200
Barrels daily converted Light oil production

33. Other Potential Cooperation
 Working closely with the financing groups in Hong
Kong/China for dual listing or new IPO in Hong Kong
stock market via Chapter 18 exemption
 Establish strong presence in North America and Asian
capital market and concentrate on energy resources sector
including conventional and unconventional petroleum
projects
 Emphasize on technical excellence and established strong
technical and management team.

34. Conclusions
 Company has over 100 years of international
experience and the principal/advisors are instrumental
in starting Canada’s unconventional gas industry in
the late 80’s
 Ground floor investment opportunity in
China/Canadian resources investment and high tech
upgrading opportunity
 Will be the pioneer in unconventional oil and gas
resources producer and Mid stream producers in the
coming future

35. Contact
 For further information please contact:
 Mr. Peter Ho (Canada)
 1-403-630-4355 (Canada)
 86-13691534356 (China)
 852-9160-4450 (Hong Kong)
 Email: peter.ho@bayshorepetroleum.com
 Suite 303, 602- 11 Ave SW, Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2R 1J8
 Telephone: 403-265-8820, Fax 403-290-6565