1Q'2016 Earnings Call

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Capital One Securities 11th Annual Energy Conference December 7, 2016

Executing on Long-Term Strategy

WILLISTON SAN JUAN DELAWARE

Deep Inventory of High Returns Free cashflow positive by YE18

Avg. well payout period 18-24 months

Financial Flexibility Strong hedge book through 2018

Net debt to EBITDAX below 2.5x YE 2018

Increasing Activity Oil/EBITDAX CAGR 20%-35% through 2020

Funded with cash on-hand and CFFO

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WPX Liquidity, Hedges and Debt Maturities Cash and Equivalents @ (9/30/16)

$623

Undrawn Revolver

1,025

2017 Note Balance @ (9/30/16)

(125)

Pro Forma Liquidity

$1,523

STRONG HEDGE POSITION CREATES CERTAINITY FOR DRILLING$3.93 PROGRAM

100% 80%

$3.02

$50.93

60% 40% 20%

Dollars listed in millions

0%

2017

Oil Oil: 39,554 bbl/d Hedged ► $50.93 per barrel Gas: 170,000 mmbtu/d ► $3.02 per MMBtu

20171

2018

Pro-Forma Liquidity

% of Production Hedged

STRONG LIQUIDITY

Natural Gas Oil: 30,000 bbl/d Hedged ► $54.61 per barrel Gas: 125,000 mmbtu/d ► $2.95 per MMBtu

Pro-Forma Debt Maturities $1,200 $1,000

$MM

$800 $600 $400

Expect $1.2B OF SALES PROCEEDS IN 1H OF 2016

$1,485 UNDRAWN

$1,100 $500

$200

$500

$500

2022

2023

2024

Senior Notes

Senior Notes

Senior Notes

$0 2016

2017

2018

2019

2020 Senior Notes

1 Based

on midpoint of guidance.

2021

3

Poised for Rapid Sustainable Growth ASSET QUALITY SUPPORTS RAPID 160 140

OIL GROWTH

ASSET QUALITY SUPPORTS RAPID

FORECAST AT HIGH-END OF PREVIOUS RANGE

$1,800

CAGR: 35%

$1,600

HIGH CASE

CAGR: 20% OIL MBBL/D

120

$1,400

LOW CASE

EBITDAX GROWTH

FORECAST AT HIGH-END OF PREVIOUS RANGE CAGR: 35% HIGH CASE

CAGR: 20% LOW CASE

$1,200

100

$1,000 80 $800 60

$600

40

$400

20

$200

0 2014

2015

2016

2017

UPDATED FORECAST

2018

2019

LOW CASE

$0

2020

2015

HIGH CASE

2016

2017

UPDATED FORECAST

2018 LOW CASE

2019

2020

HIGH CASE

Forecast at High-End of Previous Range ► ►

25% oil growth in 2017 50% oil growth in 2018

► ►

Free cashflow positive by year-end 2018 Assumes modest 1-3 rig additions per year

Assumes 2017 WTI $50Bbl /NYMEX $2.75Mcf and 2018-2020 WTI $55Bbl /NYMEX $3.00 Mcf. Note: Prior years adjusted to remove Piceance

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Overview of WPX’s World-Class Delaware Position BELL CANYON

100,000+ TOTAL NET ACRES, ~60,000 NET ACRES NEAR STATELINE1

WOLFCAMP

CHERRY CANYON

BRUSHY CANYON

2.4+ BBOE NET RESOURCE POTENTIAL AND 5,500 GROSS LOCATIONS2

9,000’

DELAWARE SANDS

OWNED/OPERATED MIDSTREAM INFRASTRUCTURE

AVALON

BONE SPRING

COMMODITY MIX3 56% OIL, 28% NATURAL GAS, 16% NGLS

AVALON FIRST BONE SPRING SECOND BONE SPRING THIRD BONE SPRING

WOLFCAMP X/Y WOLFCAMP A WPX OPERATED ACREAGE

NON-OPERATED ACREAGE

WOLFCAMP B WOLFCAMP C WOLFCAMP D

Includes ~1,000 acres in Midland Basin non-op and operated locations 3 Based on YTD Production 1

2 Includes

Hydrocarbon Pay Indication

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Delaware Basin: Exciting Future Catalysts

350 FT

660’

LOWER WOLFCAMP A WOLFCAMP B

1 MILE

7,000 GAS RATE (MMCFD)- 5,931 FCP (PSI)- 3,800 1,000

OIL RATE (BOPD)- 676

Upper/Lower Wolfcamp A spacing test underway

1 Based

on 2-stream production



INCREASE IN AVG. LATERAL LENGTH

6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0

100

0

30

Oil



~56%

Wolfcamp D: East Pecos 22-14H1 Avg. Lateral Length (ft.)

UPPER WOLFCAMP A

OIL RATE (BOPD), GAS RATE (MMCFD), FCP (PSI)

WOLFCAMP X/Y

330’

IMPROVING

DEVELOPING

TESTING

60 90 Days Online Gas

120

2015

150

2016

2017E

Flowing Casing Pressure

Strong initial results from Wolfcamp D and 1st X/Y wells



Longer laterals, higher EURS and lower costs

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Williston Basin: Strong, Consistent Results

70%+

GETTING BACK TO WORK ►

Added



Set new drilling record of 11.9 days1



Resumed completion of DUCS end of 3Q ►



2nd

rig in October

RETURNS6

BASIN OVERVIEW ► 85,000 net acres ► 575+ gross drilling locations4 ► 85% oil5

Current inventory of 13 DUCS

Current total well cost $5.5MM

24-hr IP2 Well

BOPD

MCFD

WI3

NRI

PETERSON 6-5-4HC

1,756

994

67.9%

50.9%

PETERSON 6-5-4HQ

1,925

687

67.9%

50.9%

PETERSON 6-5-4HZL

1,648

939

63.5%

47.6%

OLIVE MAE 7-8-9HA

1,864

991

95.8%

71.8%

PETERSON 6-5-4HD

1,957

974

67.9%

50.9%

OWL COMES OUT 8-9HC

1,673

775

62.0%

46.5%

WELLS 32-29HY

2,248

1,295

100.0%

78.9%

WELLS 32-29HD

2,552

2,472

100.0%

78.9%

WELLS 32-29HZ

2,506

1,907

100.0%

78.9%

ND

1 Spud

to rig release for a 2-mile lateral Does not include NGLs 3 Includes current non-consent interest 4 Includes non-op locations 5 Based off YTD production 6 Strip pricing as of October 26, 2016. Excludes G&A, acquisition land costs, and interest expense. Assumes vision. 2

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San Juan Basin: Growing Catalyst with Year-over-Year Improvement CONTINUING TO RAISE THE BAR Driving better well performance



Strong performance on 6-well pad ► ► ► ►

6-well pad peak rate: 8,571 BOE/D (70% oil) Average 60-day rate: 1,013 BOE/D per well Average lateral length: 7,250 ft. Average D&C cost: ~$4.1MM

~140%

200 Cum Production MBOE



YoY Improving Well Performance1

250

INCREASE IN EUR SINCE 2013

~65%

150

INCREASE IN EUR SINCE 2015

100

50

0 0

Adding rig late December 2016 ►

Focus on West Lybrook unit

RETURNS2

BASIN OVERVIEW ►

~226,000 net acres ► ►



~3,900 total gross locations4 ► ►

12013-2015

Oil window: ~96,000 acres3 Gas window: ~130,000 acres ~4005

Oil window: Gas window: ~3,5004

90

120

150

180

210

240

270

300

330

360

120 100 80 60 40 20 0

based on 1-mile laterals, 2016 based on average of 7,200’ laterals Strip pricing as of October 26, 2016. Excludes G&A, acquisition land costs, and interest expense 3Acreage owned or controlled by WPX 4 Includes non-op and operated locations 5Assumes 4,600' laterals 2

60

2016 San Juan Gallup Wells

140

70%+

30

Days of Production

Cum Production MBOE



0

20 CURRENT 650 MBOE

40

60

80

Days of Production 6-WELL 2016 GUIDANCE PAD 465 MBOE

100 2016 GALLUP WELLS

120

8

Foundation in Place for Enhancing and Accelerating Value



VA LU E - D R I V E N WILLISTON BASIN





ST RO N G A S S E T S B I A S FO R AC T I O N

SAN JUAN BASIN HEADQUARTERS: TULSA DELAWARE BASIN



O P E R AT I O N A L FO C U S

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