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1
Investor UpdateJuly 2005
  • Tom Graves, President and CEO
  • Doug Weir, SVP and CFO
  • Mike FitzGerald, SVP Exploration and Production

2
Safe-Harbor Statement
  • Except for the historical information contained
    herein, the matters set forth in this
    presentation are forward-looking statements
    within the meaning of Section 27A of the
    Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section
    21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as
    amended. The company intends that all such
    statements be subject to the safe-harbor
    provisions of those acts. Many important risks,
    factors and conditions may cause the companys
    actual results to differ materially from those
    discussed in any such forward-looking statement.
    These risks include, but are not limited to,
    estimates or forecasts of reserves, estimates or
    forecasts of production, future commodity prices,
    exchange rates, interest rates, geological and
    political risks, drilling risks, product demand,
    transportation restrictions, the ability of
    Toreador to obtain additional capital, and other
    risks and uncertainties described in the
    companys filings with the Securities and
    Exchange Commission. The historical results
    achieved by the company are not necessarily
    indicative of its future prospects. The company
    undertakes no obligation to publicly update or
    revise any forward-looking statements, whether as
    a result of new information, future events or
    otherwise.

3
Cautionary Note to Investors
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
    permits oil and gas companies, in their filings
    with the SEC, to disclose only proved reserves
    that a company has demonstrated by actual
    production or conclusive formation tests to be
    economically and legally producible under
    existing economic and operating conditions. We
    use certain terms in this presentation, such as
    probable reserves and potential reserves, that
    the SECs guidelines strictly prohibit us from
    including in filings with the SEC. Investors are
    urged to also consider closely the disclosure in
    our Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December
    31, 2004, available from us by calling (214)
    559-3933. You can also obtain this form from the
    SEC at www.sec.gov.
  • The term potential, when referring to
    Toreadors reserves or its percentage of
    reserves, represents Toreador managements
    current belief or judgment, based on information
    available to it, regarding the potential reserves
    that could be recovered or could be recoverable.
    These numbers should not be viewed as reliable
    for the purposes of estimating Toreadors
    reserves or its prospects. Additionally, the term
    potential has no engineering significance and
    is not related to the term possible as that
    term may be used by the Society of Petroleum
    Engineers.

4
Company Overview
  • Capital expenditures 46.0 mm 2005 est.
  • Production 1,700 BOEPD currently
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 13.8 MMBOE with
    discounted present value _at_ 10 (pretax) of 115 mm

5
Strategic Highlights
  • Reserve/production growth upside
  • 13.8 MMBOE proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04
  • 49.0-87.0 MMBOE expected increase in potential
    reserves by year-end 2007
  • Strategic balance exploration and development
  • Limit exploratory expenditures to 1/3 of total
    capital budget
  • Substantial acreage position
  • 5.2 million acres gross (4.2 million acres net)

6
Strategic Highlights continued
  • World-Class technical team experience in 40
    countries
  • Target countries
  • Net oil and gas importers
  • Stable governments
  • Attractive fiscal policies
  • Strong balance sheet/minimal debt position

7
Growth of Potential Reserves (Net)
  • Additions of Potential Reserves by 12/31/07
  • Turkey
  • Black Sea (So. Akcakoca Sub-Basin)
  • Sinop Permit
  • Calgan Permit
  • France
  • Romania
  • U.S.
  • Total

8
International Portfolio Turkey, France, Romania
  • Exploration
  • Turkey Ayazli-1 gas discovery in Black Sea 9/04
  • Black Sea Ayazli-2 well currently drilling
  • Black Sea Ayazli-3 well logs indicate 45 meters
    of gas producing sands
  • Black Sea Akkaya-1 well successfully tested in
    May 2005
  • Sinop area Seismic reprocessing underway
  • Calgan area re-entry 2H 2005
  • France four shallow exploratory wells
    Courtenay permit
  • Romania seismic reprocessing underway
  • Development on-going all countries

9
Turkey Prospective Onshore/Offshore Acreage
BP Well to be drilled
10
Turkey Black Sea Prospects
11
So. Akcakoca Sub-Basin Development Project
12
South Akcakoca Sub-Basin Development Plan
  • Phase 1
  • First production planned 2H 2006
  • Up to 8 shallow water wells
  • Initial projected production rate 50-75 MMcfd
    (gross)
  • Projected net annual gas sales less operating
    costs 33.0-50.0 mm Toreadors interest
  • Phase 2
  • Plan details after delineation drilling
    completed, evaluated
  • Semi-submersible rig negotiations underway

13
Summary Turkey
  • 2.3 million net acres
  • Current production 200 BOPD
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 .6 MMBOE
  • Operational advantages
  • Readily accessible industrial markets
  • Strong, stable gas prices
  • Strategic infrastructure
  • Extensive in-house database

14
France Paris Basin Offers Solid Production,
Exploration Upside
15
Charmottes Field Significant Development
Opportunity
16
Charmottes Field Dogger Structure
17
Charmottes Field Donnemarie Structure
18
Summary France
  • 300,000 net acres
  • Current production 1,100 BOPD
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 12 MMBOE
  • Five producing oil fields (100 owned/operated)
  • Favorable economics
  • No royalty interest on first 1,000 BOPD/field
  • Existing infrastructure
  • Limited competition

19
Romania Rehabilitation, Exploration Balance
20
Fauresti FieldDogger I Structure
21
Summary Romania
  • 600,000 net acres
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 none
  • Rehabilitation and development opportunities
  • Fauresti permit re-entry program underway
  • Up to 2 development wells on Fauresti permit
  • 1 re-entry on Viperesti permit

22
Hungary Exploration Upside
23
Hungary Pipeline System
24
Szolnok Permit Analogs
25
Tompa Permit Analogs
26
Summary Hungary
  • 764,000 net acres
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 none
  • Exploration and development opportunities
  • Partially delineated field with two wells tested
    at over 4 MCFD
  • 930 km of 2D and 562 square km of 3D seismic
  • Several delineated prospects in 15 to 25 BCF
    range
  • Royalty 12 on net profit and 16 corporate tax
    rate (64 million evergreen tax loss carry
    forward)
  • 6 million plus of casing, tubulars and wellhead
    equipment in inventory

27
U.S. Assets Part of Strategic Base
28
Summary U.S.
  • 76,000 net acres
  • Current production 400 BOEPD
  • Proved reserves _at_ 12/31/04 1.6 MMBOE
  • Cowherd-1 well, Marion County, Texas, 17 WI
  • Travis Peak objective successfully tested
  • Large acreage position

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