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Title: Corporate Presentation


1
Corporate Presentation May 2007
2
Corporate Info
  • Trading Symbol BMX.A, BMX.B
  • Shares Outstanding
  • 21,349,821 Class A shares
  • 1,012,000 Class B Shares
  • 880,000 stock options
  • Initial exploration focus - Peace River Arch
  • Acquisition focus WCSB opportunistic
    concentrating on large oil/gas reserves in place
  • Significant management investment
  • directors, employees and key advisors total
    ownership gt 35

3
Board of Directors
  • Vincent Chahley Chairman, Independent
    Businessman
  • Current Board Member of Anderson Energy Ltd.,
    Bear Ridge Resources Ltd., Pegasus Oil Gas,
    Range Royalty LP
  • Scott Saxberg President and CEO, Crescent Point
    Energy Trust
  • Current Board Member of Crescent Point Energy
    Trust, E4 Energy Inc.
  • Keith MacDonald CEO, Venturion Natural Resources
    Ltd.
  • Ex CEO of Monolith, Current Board Member of West
    Energy Ltd.
  • Steve Moran President and CEO, Bellamont
    Exploration Ltd.

4
Executive Management
  • Steve Moran President, CEO Director, 21 years
    experience
  • Previous experience with Big Echo, Monolith,
    Ulster, Anderson, Fletcher, Amoco, Dome
  • Danny Geremia V.P Finance and CFO, C.A., 11
    years experience
  • Previous experience with Mission, ARC Resources,
    KPMG
  • Trevor Murphy V.P Engineering, 11 years
    experience
  • Previous experience with Crescent Point Energy
    Trust, Devon, Anderson, Crestar
  • Craig Thomas V.P Land, 11 years experience
  • Previous experience with Espoir, Devon, Anderson
  • Chris Birchard V.P Exploration, 11 years
    experience
  • Previous experience with Key West, Espoir, Devon,
    Anderson

5
May 29, 2007 Financing
  • Bought deal private placement financing 10
    million Class A shares _at_1.00 per shares, raising
    gross proceeds of 10,000,000
  • Members of management and board of directors
    subscribed for a combined 515,000 class A shares
    in the financing
  • Funds to be used to accelerate drilling of
    Bellamonts 49 well prospect inventory, including
    its drilling program at Valhalla
  • If deemed warranted by its board of directors, a
    portion of the proceeds may be allocated to fund
    future strategic acquisitions

6
Bellamont Capital Structure
  • Shares Outstanding
  • 21,349,821 Class A shares
  • 1,012,000 Class B shares
  • 880,000 stock options (Class A shares
    _at_.30/share)
  • Directors, employees and key advisors average
    cost per Class A share 0.81 per share
  • All Bellamont management entered into a three
    year vesting agreement with respect to private
    placement in addition to the TSX escrow
    requirements

7
Activity to Date
  • 6 wells drilled plus one re-completion in last 18
    days of December 06
  • 5 wells drilled in 07
  • Drilling results to date
  • 6 producing oil wells
  • 2 gas wells awaiting tie in
  • 1 completed oil well awaiting equipping
  • 1 potential oil well awaiting completion
  • 2 dry holes
  • 83.3 success rate
  • 22,796 gross acres, 16,556 undeveloped
  • Forecasted 2007 Q2 Exit 175 boe/d

Cecil
Tangent
Valhalla Doe Creek Farm in
Spirit River
8
2006 Year End Reserves
9
2006 Year End Reserves (Continued)
10
2006 FD Costs
11
Bellamont Land and Prospect Inventory
  • 22,796 gross acres, 16,556 undeveloped
  • Average WI in undeveloped lands 86
  • 90 operated
  • Current prospect inventory of 49 locations
  • Balanced portfolio of low-risk, high netback oil
    and higher risk, high reward impact plays

Valhalla Doe Creek Farm in
12
Valhalla Area Farm in
  • 4800 acre farm in on trend with 35km Doe Creek
    shoreface
  • BMX to drill 15 wells to earn 100 WI reserving
    non-con ORR, and additional 25 bopd (7 drilled to
    date)
  • Doe Creek I pool is one of the largest oil pools
    on the Peace River Arch with 63MM bbls, 20 Bcf
    produced to date (37 API)
  • Lands are adjacent to current Doe Creek
    production and water flood

Farm in Lands
Current Doe Creek production
Doe Creek sand trend
13
Large Oil in Place
  • Offsetting Doe Creek I pools hold 80MM bbls OOIP,
    prod to date 8.1MM bbls, 1.5 Bcf
  • Water flood initiated in 2002 and estimated
    ultimate recovery of 30MM bbls
  • Farm-in lands hold 8MM bbls OOIP as mapped
  • Bellamont gameplan is to drill wells to fully
    delineate farm-in lands and ultimately implement
    water flood.

Unit outlines
80MM bbls of oil in place
8MM bbls of OOIP
14
Effectiveness of Water FloodDoe Creek Formation
is ideal for water flood thin permeable sand
encased in tight shale
  • 95 of wells get back to IP rate or higher after
    flood
  • Predictable water flood response

15
Doe Creek Farmin Phase 1 Drilling Program
  • Six delineation wells drilled and cased in Dec.
    2006 (avg. WI 95)
  • Drill, case, complete, equip costs 465M/well
  • Current Productive Capacity 90 bbl/d
  • Northern wells should benefit from nearby
    injector wells
  • Recent offset wells IP 40 bopd per well

Recent Anadarko wells
Closest injector
16
Doe Creek Farmin2007 Phase 2 Drilling Program
  • 13 wells are surveyed
  • 8 wells planned for Summer/Fall of 2007
  • Concentrate new locations closest to existing
    injectors and/or highest IP rates
  • Holding in place for 200m interwell spacing


Phase 1 wells (drilled Dec. 2006)
Phase 2 locations
17
Full Development Potential
  • Implement water flood by converting 8 wells into
    injectors and drilling 1 water source well
  • 30 producing wells in total
  • Bellamont potential 750 bopd, gt 2.7MM bbls
    reserves
  • 8 further step out locations possible (additional
    1.7MM bbls OOIP) on easternmost section

Step-out potential
18
Valhalla Economic Summary
19
Corporate Strategic Directives
  • Focus on per share growth of cash flow,
    production and reserves.
  • Actively in pursuit of accretive acquisitions of
    200-400 boe/d, taking advantage of strong balance
    sheet and emerging buyers market
  • Building repeatable large oil/gas in place
    prospects which will allow us to increase our
    exposure to deeper, higher impact plays
  • Establish management team name in capital markets

20
  • 200, 1324 17th Avenue SW
  • Calgary, Alberta
  • T2T 5S8
  • Phone (403) 802-6840
  • Fax (403) 802-1315
  • www.bellamont.com
  • Contacts
  • Steve Moran Danny Geremia
  • President, C.E.O Director Vice President,
    Finance and C.F.O .
  • Phone (403) 802-1355 Phone (403) 802-0160
  • stevem_at_bellamont.com danny_at_bellamont.com

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Advisory
  • Certain information set forth in this document
    contains forward-looking statements.
    Specifically, this presentation contains
    forward-looking statements relating to
    Managements approach to operations and
    expectations relating to expected production by
    Bellamont Exploration Ltd. Bellamont reserve
    life, working capital and debt. The reader is
    cautioned that assumptions used in the
    preparation of such information, although
    considered reasonable by Bellamont at the time
    of preparation, may prove to be incorrect. Actual
    results achieved during this period will vary
    from the information provided herein as a result
    of numerous known and unknown risks and
    uncertainties and other factors. Such factors
    include but are not limited to general economic,
    market and business conditions industry
    capacity competitive action by other companies
    fluctuations in oil and natural gas prices the
    ability to produce and transport crude oil and
    natural gas to market the result of exploration
    and development of drilling and related
    activities fluctuation in foreign currency
    exchange rates the imprecision of reserve
    estimates the taxes decisions or approvals of
    administrative tribunals change in environmental
    and other regulations risks associated with oil
    and natural gas operations and other factors,
    many of which are beyond the control of
    Bellamont. There is no representation by
    Bellamont that actual results achieved during
    the forecast period will be the same in whole or
    in part as those forecast.
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