Marketing Worldwide Corp. · OTC:MWWC
Marketing Worldwide — Investor Presentation (May 2008)
64 slides from Marketing Worldwide's investor presentation, May 2, 2008
Slide 1: Marketing Worldwide Corp
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Slide 2: MWW Automotive Group overview
MWW Automotive (MWW) is a leading designer and manufacturer of OE accessories for the global automotive industry for the customization of cars, sport utility vehicles and light trucks for Toyota, Hyundai, Kia Motors and other global manufacturers. The MWW Automotive Group’s headquarters is located i
Slide 3: Group of Companies
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Slide 4: Headquarters
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Slide 5: Turn-key programs from design to delivery
MWW companies own and control the entire process from product concept and design to manufacturing, installation training, delivery and after-sales support of complete “Turn Key” programs directly to the automobile manufacturer’s assembly line or vehicle processing centers (VPC) in North America and
Slide 6: Current major customers (VPCs)
MWW’s current major Customers (VPCs) • Southeast Toyota • Gulf States Toyota • Toyota Canada, Inc. • Toyota Motor Manufacturing Corp. • KIA USA • Mobis (Hyundai Worldwide)
Slide 7: MWX Leading Edge and Innovative Design
The MWX Design team works from inside the BMW Design Center and is providing Design Services for many future BMW Projects. MWX also designs and manufactures innovative and leading edge products for the European and US accessory market. PAST & CURRENT PROJECTS BMW 1 Series - BMW 5 Series - BMW 6 Seri
Slide 8: Complete Automotive Design
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Slide 9: Impressions
Impressions MINI work in progress
Slide 10: MINI Clubman Clinic Model
- MINI Clubman Clinic. Model
Slide 11: Impressions
Impressions Work in progress @ Modeler
Slide 12: Rolls Royce Clinic Model
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Slide 13: Corporate Video
Corporate Video
Slide 14: MWW Automotive
MWW automotive
Slide 15: Group of Companies capabilities
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Slide 16: CAS/CAD Development
CAS/CAD Development Assembly SMW Wien
Slide 17: Design Concepts
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Slide 18: Design Models
ea DESIGN MODELS ‘Static Full Size Models ‘© Operational Full Size Models © Prototype Models © Concept Cars © Show Cars fully functional Design Models Prototypes
Slide 19: CAS/CAD Development
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Slide 20: Manufacturing
| MANUFACTURING®
Slide 21: Automotive Parts Painting
• Automotive Parts Painting • 46,000 square-foot Facility • 100-ft down-draft batch paint production lines • 2 Paint Systems • Graco Paint Mix System • Assembly • Packaging • "Just-in-time" Shipping • ISO 9000 • OE/QC Certified • Tier 2 Supplier Automotive Class “A” painting Services
Slide 22: Assembly
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Slide 23: Logistics
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Slide 24: Automobile Manufacturers
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Slide 25: Products
gee i AI: People today demand customized automobiles that reflect the lifestyle of their choice. We design and manufacture innovative and leading edge products for these customers. DUCTS “MWW..: motive
Slide 26: Products Overview
Exterior Systems • Rear Spoilers • Front Grills • Side Skirts • Body side Moldings • Running Boards • Side Pillar Trim Moldings Electronic Systems • Seat Heater Systems • Power Distribution Module • iPod Interface Modules • Lighting Systems • Collision Monitoring Systems Interior Systems • Wood Dash
Slide 27: Vehicle models served
BSB BS se ss Toyota Avalon Toyota Camry Toyota Corolla Teyota iatrix Toyota Yaris KIA Spectra KIA Ro =— i ee Qo Be & 2 Toyota sRunner Toyota F Cruiser Toyota Rava —Teyota Sequola —TeyetaSionna «SCION XB_-SCION XD Toyota Highlander Toyota Tacoma Toyota Tundra SMW Wievmotie
Slide 28: Products Examples: 3D Renderings
Products Examples 3D Renderings from MWW CAD Design Data SPOILERS
Slide 29: Product Examples
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Slide 30: Toyota Yaris HB
Toyota Yaris HB i - Bridge Spoiler | “ABS-Blow Molded Lightweight Spoiler - Product available as preppedi/ready to paint par or painted SMW Wainy e
Slide 31: Products Examples
Products Examples
Slide 32: Toyota Camry
Toyota Camry Lip Spoiler - ABS-Blow Molded Lightweight Spoiler = Product available as preppediready to paint part or painted EEE Ee SMW Waviomoive
Slide 33: Products Examples
Products Examples
Slide 34: Toyota RAV4
Toyota RAV4 - Stainless Steel - Running Board - Custom Developed for RAV. Maximum Side Protection - Integrated Mud Guards (eT SMW Wviomove
Slide 35: Designed in Germany
Designed in Germany Innovations for a Mobil ‘Quickfit System rage Toyota RAV4 Running Board a “MWwW.
Slide 36: MWW's APDM
~, MWW's APDM 850 the smart and safe solution Accessory Power Distribution Module (Patent Pending) | “MWwW.
Slide 37: Systems
Systems Door Sill Covers Exhaust Interior Trim ‘APDM Seat Heaters iPod Interface Module SS ces Got) "MW Wives
Slide 38: Systems
Systems Door Sill Covers Exhaust Interior Trim APDM Seal Healers iPod Interface Module
Slide 39: Systems
Systems Front Bumpers Front Grill Skid Plate Rear Spoiler Exhaust NISSAN Titan EIS
Slide 40: Facts & Figures
FACTS & FIGU RES
Slide 41: Mission Statement
The company’s mission is to continue expanding its position as a global automotive company. Create new and take advantage of existing synergies within the MWW automotive group of companies in the US and Europe to consistently design, manufacture and supply innovative and leading edge automotive acce
Slide 42: Revenue growth and financing
MWW has consistently increased its revenues from $64,000 in 1999 to $9.45 Million in 2006, without major financing and while consistently maintaining profitability on an operational level. MWW expects revenues to reach $36 Million with net income of $4.5 Million in 2010. MWW analyst reports, three-y
Slide 43: Major Customers
Already in 1999 MWW decided to mainly focus on the Toyota brand and since then has consistently cultivated and expanded its relationships with the large Toyota Vehicle Processing Centers (VPCs), who manufacture and distribute Toyota and Lexus brand automobiles throughout the US and Canada. Today, al
Slide 44: Major Customers and delivery
Major Customers In the US MWW delivers its products directly to the large Vehicle Processing Centers (VPCs). The VPC’s technical teams install these products in a variety of vehicle types as Port Installed Options (PIO) or ship to the dealer for Dealer Installed Options (DIO). After completion of th
Slide 45: MWW Group Governance System
MWW Group Governance System Strategic leadership is carried out by the MWW Group Management Board. In autumn 2007 the management has implemented a clear Group Governance System to manage our corporate forces within the decentralized business divisions in the US and Europe. In cooperation with all gr
Slide 46: History 1999-2006
1999 1999 2000 2003 2006 2006 August 2006 September History 1999 - - 2006 Founded in 1999 by CEO Michael Winzkowski and COO/CFO Jim Marvin as a small marketing/sales/service organization. MWW Initially commences business with limited staff, buying and selling finished goods in bulk to suitable clien
Slide 47: History 2007
2007 May 2007 June 2007 August 2007 September 2007 October 2007 October 2007 October History 2007 MWW acquires Colortek, a 45,000 square-foot Class A painting facility in Baroda, Michigan producing for MWW, Ford and Chrysler. MWW executes a “Series A Preferred Stock” Private Placement with Vision Ca
Slide 48: Management team
Michael Winzkowski - President and CEO Has been involved in the automotive industry for the nearly 22 years. He served as President and a member of the Board of Directors of Farmont Sunroofs; a company that was acquired by Inalfa Roof Systems, where he subsequently served as President/CEO of its glo
Slide 49: MWW Organization
MWW Organization Pat Smiarowski - CEO Colortek Mr. Smiarowski has been involved in the automotive industry for 30 years and is currently responsible for sales, operations, engineering, sourcing and supplier relations at Colortek and AutoFX . He has held leading positions as paint operations and QA l
Slide 50: MWW Corporate Structure
Michael Winzkowski CEO Rainer Poertner Executive Vice President James Marvin COO/CFO Scott Turpin Director Engineering Product Development Investor Relations Russel Bedford Auditors Chad Hines Design Prototyping Manufacturer Relations Supplier Relations Patrick Smiarowski President Administration St
Slide 51: Direct-To-Port provider system
MWW’s delivers its products directly to the Vehicle Processing Centers or Ports. MWW’s “Direct-To-Port™” provider system covers all aspects of the large vehicle manufacturer's (OE) requirements at their Vehicle Processing Centers and/or assembly lines. MWW’s system eliminates the need for any additi
Slide 52: Automobile Manufacturers
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Slide 53: Direct-to-Port versus Tier 1
„Direct-to-Port“ versus „Tier1“ Foreign as well as domestic automobile manufacturers install only a limited number of accessories in their vehicles during the initial assembly line production process. For additional accessorizing, vehicles are being delivered from the manufacturing plant to the dome
Slide 54: Vehicle Processing Center vs Tier 1
Di Vehicle Processing Center (VCP) Car Manufacturer = SMW Wi eciomotive Tier 1 - Supplier Low profit margins High overhead High profit margins Low overhead Direct to Port Provider —————————— SMW Waiomoive
Slide 55: The Industry
The Industry The automobile is the heart of the modern industrial society and creates global markets of unparalleled size even in times of considerable turmoil. More than 3.8% of America's Gross Domestic Product is generated by the sales and production of new light vehicles and parts, more than any
Slide 56: MWW Market Segment
MWW Market Segment The U.S. OEM automobile accessory market size is currently an estimated $185 Billion, expected to grow to total sales of nearly $200 Billion by 2008. The sub segment of this OEM accessory market, the so- called special equipment market rose 7.7% annually during the last ten (17) y
Slide 57: MWW Market Segment: Europe and Toyota
MWW Market Segment With the acquisition of ModelWorxx in Germany, MWW is creating additional revenues by rapidly expanding into the European market; MWW a global company for a global market. Toyota, has experienced a dramatic rise in revenue to $10.12 Billion globally supported by the sale of 6.17 m
Slide 58: MWW Strategy
MWW Strategy Innovation Create strong barriers of entry for competitors by being innovative and applying the latest advancements in leading edge product design and process development to establish sustainable competitive advantages for itself and its clients. Technolog y Maintain and expand its curr
Slide 59: Financial Plan
Financial Plan Increase revenue from 9.45Mill in 2006 to $35.4 Million and profits to $5.4 Million by 2010 through the addition of new programs, additional key clients and additional revenue generated by the select strategic acquisitions of compatible companies or projects. Create additional revenue
Slide 60: MWW Group Financial Projections
Projections 2003 2004 MWW Group Financial Projections 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Slide 61: Direct-to-Port system and acquisitions
MWW’s unique and effective “Direct-to-Port” Provider System is easily transferable to and is accepted by most other global automobile manufacturers. MWW’s 8-year history of delivering high quality products to the Toyota VPCs has established a credible reputation. MWW receives advance order volume co
Slide 62: Investment Opportunity
Investment Opportunity Even with flat US automotive sales, MWW’s market segment, the special equipment market has steadily grown at an average annual rate of 7.4%. European markets are producing strong sales growth for US manufacturers and suppliers. MWW has consistently increased revenues from $64,
Slide 63: Investor Relations
Investor Relations We take our obligation to frequently inform our current MWW Automotive Group shareholders and potential new investors very serious. Accordingly, we will frequently inform the public about new developments, the Company’s current performance and future potential. We encourage an ope
Slide 64: Headquarters and contacts
Headquarters MWW Corp. 2212 Grand Commerce Drive Howell, Michigan 48855 Phone: (+1) 540-0045 Fax: (+1) 540-0923 Rainer Poertner Executive Vice President Phone: 517.540.0045 x39 Phone: 310.306.1266 Los Angeles Office Fax: 310.822.1633 rpoertner@mwwautomotive.com www.mwwautomotive.com Investor Relatio
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