1. 2 1 Financial results for H1 2014 Zagreb July, 2014

2. 2 22 Regional Energy Overview_v7.pptx Total net profit of INA Group HRK millions 2 Net profit growth of 76% Total EBIT of INA Group HRK millions Key takeaways  Significant improvement in profitability despite a difficult market and adverse regulatory changes  Decreasing realized hydrocarbon prices and moderately declining total hydrocarbon production  Depressed refining environment, lower average crack spread by 22% - continuous losses due to structural weakness despite strong market share, efficiency improvement, yield improvement  Considerable increase in investments (+33%)  Financial position improved as gearing level decreased to 24.3% from 25.8% in H1 2013  Operating cash flow remains strong on the level of HRK 1,184 million  Increasing crude oil production from existing assets by 3% - contribution of 4P project  Continuation of filling station modernization program – 190 modern stations altogether to date +53% +76%

3. 2 33 Regional Energy Overview_v7.pptx 3 Investments growth by 33% Investments HRK millions +33%  CAPEX increased by 33% compared to the same period 2013  Majority invested in Croatia, mainly in Upstream segment Upstream  Offshore development drilling campaign on Ika field  EOR program  Extensive workover on domestic onshore fields Downstream  Regular Sisak refinery turnaround  Focus on modernization and capital reconstruction of petrol stations including new autogas filling sites

4. 2 44 Further improvement of financial position  INA Group net indebtedness decreased by 18% compared to the same period last year  Gearing ratio reduced further to 24.3% following the trend in the last three years  Operating cash flow provides a solid base for current investment growth and selected future value-creating investments Net indebtedness (HRK mln) Gearing ratio (%) 4

5. 2 55 Regional Energy Overview_v7.pptx 5 Significantly improved operational and safety performance 2011 20122013 LTIF= Lost time injury frequency 2.6 2.1 1.6 WHOLESALE MARKET SHARE CROATIA REFINERY OWN CONSUMPTION AND LOSS % 14.9% 13.1% 11.7% NUMBER OF MODERNIZED FILLING STATIONS (CUMULATIVE PRODUCTION DECLINE OF DOMESTIC OILFIELDS% 3% 2% 6% NUMBER OF EPLORATION WELLS DRILLED IN CROATIA 66% 67% 73% 63 130 160 7 7 1 1 2 2

6. 2 66 INA’s motor fuel market share in Croatia INA’s market performance: increased market share despite market shrinkage and fierce competition INA’s motor fuel market share in Bosnia INA’s motor fuel market share in Slovenia Croatia: - Steep Increase from 64% (2011) to 73% (2013) despite market shrinkage and fierce competition Bosnia & Herzegovina: - Continuous increase from 37% to 48% over the last 4 years Slovenia: - From practically zero to more than 10% in a year, made available by sizeable refinery investments improving product quality Start of full wholesale supply of Tifon Completion of large- scale refinery modernizetion investments, improving product quality

7. 2 77 Regional Energy Overview_v7.pptx 7 Agressive investments growth Investments in 2012 and 2013 HRK millions +57%  55% of EBITDA reinvested, more than 80% was invested in Croatia with Upstream being the main driver.  HRK 12.6 bn CAPEX in 2009-2014 H1, HRK 10 bn of which in Croatia, of which HRK 2.5 bn on refinery modernization 2,013 1,286 +87% +19% Investments 2009-2014 H1 HRK millions HRK 12.6 bn

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