Current Assets

Real Assets.
Real Cash Flow.
Day One.

Dolomite's asset base begins with a 1% ORRI contributed by the principals as a founding asset — establishing immediate revenue without capital cost — and grows through disciplined non-operating working interest acquisitions.

1%
FOUNDING ORRI
8
DEEP WELLS PRODUCING
$0
COST TO DOLOMITE (ORRI)
$57M
EBITDA TARGET (2029)
Founding Asset

Overriding Royalty Interest (ORRI)

The most attractive form of energy ownership — direct exposure to production revenue with no drilling, operating, or maintenance costs.

WHAT IS AN ORRI?

Paid Off the Top. No Costs. Ever.

An ORRI is a share of oil and gas production revenue that is paid "off the top" — before working interest owners receive proceeds. Unlike working interest, an ORRI does not pay drilling, operating, or maintenance costs.

While not mineral ownership, it is widely considered one of the most attractive forms of oil and gas ownership: direct cash flow without ongoing capital obligations.

In more than 45 years in the oil and gas industry, Dolomite's principals have only received a productive ORRI once — and they contributed it to the company as its founding asset.

DOLOMITE'S ORRI AT A GLANCE

N Louisiana — Smackover & Haynesville

ASSET TYPE
1% ORRI
LOCATION
~15 sq mi, N Louisiana
FORMATION
Smackover & Haynesville
WELL VINTAGE
Newly Drilled 2025
PRODUCING WELLS
8 Deep Wells
COST TO DOLOMITE
Zero
01

Founding Contribution

Management contributed a 1% ORRI in a producing field to capitalize Dolomite from day one. No cash required from investors for this asset.

02

Current Production

ORRI is tied to newly drilled wells already producing revenue with many years of production ahead. Cash flow from day one.

03

Future Development

Any additional WI investment creates two revenue streams: Working Interest Revenue + 1% ORRI Revenue on each new well drilled.

04

Investor Alignment

Management contributed a prized asset to drive cash flow and set investor alignment from day one. Interests are permanently aligned.

Growth Engine

Non-Operating
Working Interests

Dolomite's primary growth strategy is acquiring non-operating working interests in projects management is already helping operators evaluate and develop.

WHAT IS A WORKING INTEREST?

Direct Ownership. Real Revenue Share.

A working interest is a direct ownership stake in an oil and gas well that shares proportionally in both production revenue and development costs.

As a Non-Op WI owner, Dolomite participates in project revenue without direct responsibility for day-to-day operations — applying technical and commercial expertise alongside experienced operators.

THE INVESTMENT PROCESS
1
Disciplined Evaluation
Detailed geology, economics, and risk analysis before capital is committed.
2
Non-Op WI Acquisition
Selected wells alongside respected, long-standing operator partners.
3
Active Technical Involvement
Principals remain engaged as commercial and technical advisors throughout.
4
Revenue Participation & Exit
Monthly revenue share + growing reserve base. Farm-outs, JVs, or strategic sale as exit.
Use of Proceeds

The Twin Well Program:
Two Tracks. Dual Revenue.

8 deep discovery wells are already producing. Investor capital funds shallow accelerator wells — at a fraction of the cost, with geology already proven by adjacent deep drilling.

DEEP DISCOVERY WELLS
Already Drilled & Producing
8 deep wells drilled across the lease
$2.5–3.0M cost per well
Currently generating 1% ORRI revenue
Multiple productive shallow zones identified above deeper targets
SHALLOW ACCELERATOR WELLS
Cheaper. Faster. Lower Risk.
Capital funds shallow twin wells near existing deep wells
$600K–$1M cost per well
Geology de-risked by existing deep well data
Dual revenue: WI revenue + 1% ORRI revenue per well
DUAL REVENUE FLOW
WELL PRODUCTION
Oil & Gas Revenue
STREAM 1 (ORRI — FIRST)
1% paid off the top to Dolomite — before anything else
STREAM 2 (WORKING INTEREST — PRO RATA)
WI revenue proportional to ownership percentage
DOLOMITE REVENUE
Two Streams
Asset Projections

$4M EBITDA by 2027.
$57M by 2029.

Conservative projections based on the Twin Well Program drilling schedule and existing ORRI position.

THROUGH 2027
6
Shallow Vertical Wells
$817K
Avg. Cost Per Well
37
BOE/Day
$4M
ANNUAL EBITDA
THROUGH 2029
14
Shallow + 4 Deep Wells
$2.4M
Avg. Cost Per Well
461
BOE/Day
$57M
ANNUAL EBITDA

* Forward-looking estimates. Not a guarantee of returns. Investment involves risk.

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