China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation 2008 Annual Results Announcement

1. China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation2008 Annual Results Announcement March 30, 2009 Hong Kong

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3. Agenda • 2008 Overview • 2008 Operational Results • 2009 Operational Plan

4. 2008 Overview

5. Review of Market Environment • Chinese GDP increased by 9% • Crude oil price surged to historical high and then declined sharply • Domestic refined oil product prices remained tightly controlled and refining industry suffered severe loss • Domestic refined oil product market changed drastically and domestic consumption of refined oil products grew by 10.2% • Demand for chemical products declined, and domestic consumption of ethylene-equivalent dropped by 0.3%

6. Operational Summary Note: *Includes 100% production from BASF-YPC and Shanghai-Secco

7. Financial Performance

8. Financial Position

9. Dividend Maintained a relatively stable dividend payout level RMB 8

10. Capital Expenditure 2008 Capex: RMB107.3 billion RMB billion • E&P • Expanded key production facilities and increased reserve utilization • Sichuan-Eastern China Gas Project • Refining • Qingdao Refinery Project commenced production • Refining upgrading for processing lower quality crude and producing higher quality products • Caofeidian Crude Oil Jetty Project put into operation • Marketing and Distribution • Upgraded the existing service stations • Added 720 new service stations over the year • Chemicals • Major ethylene projects progressed smoothly • Some chemical products upgrading projects commenced production

11. Cost Saving 2008 Cost Saving: RMB3.96 billion RMB million 52%

12. Technological Innovation • Driving corporate development through technological innovation • E&P: developed technological system such as Puguang gas field development • Refining: commercialized clean fuel technologies such as S-Zorb and diesel desulfurization • Took lead in producing Guo IV spec fuel for cities hosting 2008 Beijing Olympic Games • Strengthen R&D in alternative energy • Developed a series of new products to meet the market needs Patents

13. 2008 Operational Results

14. E&P－Operational Summary

15. E&P－Segment Performance Realized prices of Crude Oil and Natural Gas EBIT of E&P Segment RMB million

16. Refining－Operational Summary

17. Refining－Segment Performance Refining Margin/ Cash Operating Cost EBIT of Refining Segment RMB million

18. Marketing－Operational Summary

19. Marketing－Segment Performance RON #90 Gasoline Guidance Price EBIT of Marketing Segment RMB/ tonne RMB million 0# Diesel Guidance Price RMB/ tonne Note: The State has adopted maximum retail price since December 2008

20. Chemicals－Operational Summary Note: The above data includes 100% production from BASF-YPC and Shanghai-Secco

21. Chemicals－Segment Performance Chemicals Price Spread EBIT of Chemicals Segment RMB million USD/tonne

22. 2009 Operational Plan

23. Prospect for 2009 • Challenges • Oil price expected to fluctuate at low level • Oil product demand may experience lower growth rate • Challenging situation for chemicals business • Opportunities • New gasoline and diesel pricing policy • Chinese government’s stimulus package • VAT Reform and moderately easy monetary policies Refining Business Expected to Become Profitable Not to scale

24. 2009 Operation Estimates Note: *Including 100% production from BASF-YPC and Shanghai-Secco 2009-3

25. Capital Expenditure Plan 2009 Capex Plan: RMB111.8 billion • E&P • Start-up of Sichuan-Eastern China Gas Project • Development of oil in Tahe, Shengli, and gas in Puguang and Ordos • Refining • Refined oil products quality upgrading projects • Improve logistic system incl. pipeline and storage facilities • Marketing and Distribution • Improve marketing networks • Construction and acquisitions of service stations along expressways and in strategic areas • Chemicals • Progress in major ethylene projects • Accelerate construction of logistic facilities for chemical products RMB billion

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