Marketing Worldwide Corp. · OTC:MWWC
Marketing Worldwide — Investor Presentation (July 2009)
23 slides from Marketing Worldwide's investor presentation, Jul 23, 2009
Slide 1: MWW Automotive Group of Companies
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Slide 2: The MWW Automotive Group
SMW WWevicmotive © ModelWorx oe COLORTEK The MWW Automotive Group The MWW Automotive Group of Companies (MWW) is a leading designer and manufacturer of original equipment (OE) accessories for the global automotive industry for the customization of cars, sport utility vehicles and light trucks. The M
Slide 3: Why MWW Now?
Why MWW Now? Large pent-up Market Demand as Result of the current Market Turmoil Projected Revenues of $20 Million by 2011 Market Consolidation eliminates Competition, creating a large number of new Opportunities for MWW. The Global Change to Production of smaller Cars and lower Volume “Special Vehi
Slide 4: Why MWW Now?
Why MWW Now? All MWW Group Companies have currently received more “Requests for Quotes” and have more new projects in development than at any other time (existing and new customers) Large European Distributors have been contracted and have placed first and repeat Orders through MWX Entered into cruc
Slide 5: Structure
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Slide 6: MWW Services
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Slide 7: References
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Slide 8: Services & Products
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Slide 9: Product Examples
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Slide 10: The VPC Advantage
The VPC Advantage Principle of Vehicle Accessorizing Foreign as well as domestic automobile manufacturers install only a limited number of accessories in their vehicles during the initial assembly line production process. The majority of new vehicles are being delivered from the manufacturing plant
Slide 11: MWW Delivery System
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Slide 12: The Industry
The Industry mturape masatorie eUssend anace mlatnameies Wt letet The automobile is still the heart of the modern industrial society, despite the current turmoil in the Global auto markets. It has and will continue to create global markets of unparalleled size even in times of considerable economica
Slide 13: Shape of the Recovery
Shape of the Recovery Latest estimates from research firms Global Insights and Deloitte expect the market to turn around at the end of 2009 / beginning of 2010 and reach sales of 16.2 million units in the U: 2013. PricewaterhouseCoopers reports that industry stocks already offer a positive return in
Slide 14: The Global Market Segment
The Global Market Segment Strategic Positioning MWW has strategically positioned itself in the $185 Billion, high-margin Special Equipment (accessory) ‘segment of the automotive industry. Within this segment, MWW is focused on the design and manufacturing of special equipment for smaller and fuel ef
Slide 15: A Global Company for a Global Market
AGlobal Company for a Global Market Increase revenues with additional high-margin product offerings for growing market segments and ‘expand into new global markets such as Europe, Russia, South America and Mexico. Execute additional synergistic acquisitions and enter into more strategic alliances to
Slide 16: New Opportunity
[EEE www opportunity Changing Market Conditions Create Opportunity Aggressively respond to emerging opportunities created by rapidly changing market conditions. ‘Automotive manufacturers have been forced to adjust their business models to the production of smaller cars and execute smaller volume pro
Slide 17: Financial Plan
Financial Plan Revenue & Gross Margin Increase revenue from $8.3M In 2008 to a projected $20 Million revenue and $2.3 Million profit by 2011 through the addition of new programs, new key clients and additional global markets. Improve gross margin to 38% and net margin to 12% through improved utiliza
Slide 18: Projections
LC Projections 7982697 § 31,739 8101108 § 179,8c0 7454063 § 65224 Capitalization n Outstanding Shares. SBA? 762 § (1 970,865 19592727 2.361,944 S10 9000 sou non-cash expense for e900) Preferred
Slide 19: Investment Opportunity
Investment Opportunity New Opportunities Created By Market Contraction The current market contraction in the US automotive industry has created a large number of new opportunities for MWW. Large manufacturers are now forced to consider smaller special vehicle production runs that cannot be (economic
Slide 20: Investment Opportunity
Investment Opportunity High Margin European Market MWW/MUWX designed and U.S. manufactured products should prove to be extremely competitive in the European and Russian market and can be sold at higher margins than comparable products in the U.S., allowing for a significant increase in revenues and
Slide 21: Investment Opportunity
Investment Opportunity Reduced Competition - Benefitting from the Turn-Around Asa result of the recent dramatic and unprecedented downturn in the entire industry and the rapid decline of the general economical conditions, many competitors were forced to exit the business, Based on this change in the
Slide 22: Safe Harbor Statement
SMW Wiivicmotive © ModelWorxx # COLORTEK Safe Harbor Statement Statements contained in this presentation that are not strictly historical are “forward-looking statements.” Such forward-looking statements are sometimes identified by words such as “plans”, “intends”, “anticipates”, “believes”, “expect
Slide 23: Headquarters Investor Relations
Headquarters Investor Relations MWW Corp. Consulting For Strategic Growth 2212Grand Commerce Drive Stanley Wunderlich Howell, Michigan 48855 CeO Phone: 517.540.0045 880 Third Avenue Fax:517.540.0923 6thFloor New York N.Y. 1002 Rainer Poertner Phone: 800-625-2236 Business Development Phone: (646) 205
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