OTC BB: WEMU

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Worldwide Energy Manufacturing USA, Inc.

• OTC BB WEMU
• RedChip Conference
• March 23, 2010

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Company Overview

• Profitable Chinese based manufacturer of solar
  and electrical equipment
• Founded in 1993
• Owns and operates three factories in China
• 10,000 sq. ft. warehouse in San Francisco
• 450 employees worldwide
• Serves the solar energy, aerospace,
  telecommunications, automotive, and electronics
  industries
• Contract Manufacturing Division has 7 Fortune 500
  Clients
• Based in San Francisco, CA and Shanghai, China

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Financial Overview

• For the 9 Months Ended in September
• 2009 Sales of 39.2M EBITDA of 2.4M
• 2008 Sales of 31.3M EBITDA of 1.3M
• Double digit growth despite worst global economic
  recession since 1929
• 226 in Deloittes 2009 Technology Fast 500
  Ranking 5-year revenue growth of 585 (CAGR of
  61.8 from 2004-2008)
• YoY revenue growth of 25
• YoY EBITDA growth of 85
• Operate in expanding markets Solar division
• Solar industry estimated 30 billion in revenues
  for 2009
• AmeriSolar Substantial order flow and backlog
• Started in 2008, already 78 of WEMU revenues
• Manufacturing division
• Current Purchasing Managers Index indicates
  expanding manufacturing spending
• Large and expanding customer base including
  Fortune 500 clientele
• Experienced management team

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Operations Overview
Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA, Inc
Manufacturing Division
Research and Development
Solar Division
Intech Electro-Mechanical (China Operation)
Ningbo Solar Factory 60MW
Nantong Solar Factory 100MW
Shanghai Intech Electronics Factory (Detron)
Shanghai Intech Precision Machinery Co. (Die Cast
factory)
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Solar Industry Overview

• Global electric power industry revenues reach 1
  trillion per year
• In 2008, global solar market totaled 29.6
  billion in revenues
• 80.6 billion in revenues by 2018 with average
  annual growth of 27.2
• Global photovoltaic installations increased by
  5,948 MW in 2008, up from 2,826 MW installed in
  2007, a 110 increase
• High fuel cost and environmental issues force
  shift to clean energy
• Solar continues to be one of the fastest growing
  sectors within the clean tech industry
• Demand has grown approximately 30 per annum over
  the past 15 years
• Hydrocarbon energy demand typically grows between
  0-2 per annum

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AmeriSolar Division

• Provides solar modules to residential,
  commercial, industrial, and public utility
  customers for clean, reliable and affordable
  solar energy
• Substantial order flow -23 MW solar contracts
  during the past 12 months
• Industry dynamics have extended trading cycle
  A/R (currently 60 days) and A/P (pay when paid)
  terms shifting to meet economic demands
• Solar modules
• Quality designations including IEC612215, TUV,
  CE, and UL certifications
• Mono and poly crystalline modules feature two-bus
  bar cell design
• Configuration maximizes cells light absorbing
  surface area
• Tested utilizing calibrated solar simulator
  (ensures power, voltage and current ratings) to
  ensure consistent performance
• Glass surface tested to solar industry standards
• Weather-resistant frame constructed of aluminum
  alloy
• Double oxidation coating
• Growth strategy
• Strengthen RD portfolio -- Increase patents in
  silicon wafer product lines, introduce thin film
  technology offering.
• Secure long-term silicon wafer contract supplier
  in 2010

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AmeriSolar Competitive Advantages

• Better quality control technology
• Local quality assurance team ensures consistent
  high quality product
• RD focused on silicon and thin film technology
• Improve the energy photovoltaic (EPV) technology
  for thin-film
• Filed patents for silicon photovoltaic module
  technologies
• Experienced RD team led by world renowned
  scientists and universities
• Shanghai Jiao Tung University
• Beijing Solar Energy Research Institute
• Sales team with industry experience and ability
  to secure large contracts

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Manufacturing Sales Distribution

• WEMUs two primary manufacturing capacities
• Foundry
• Die casting components
• Plastic injection components
• Investment casting components
• Sand casting components
• Forged components
• Machining and Stamping
• Machining
• Stamping
• Extrusion

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Contract Manufacturing

• In addition to foundry, machining and stamping,
  WEMU also distributes other products through its
  sales network
• Electronics
• PC board fabrication
• PC board assembly
• Wire harness cable assembly
• Coil winding assembly
• Fiber Optic Components
• DWDM
• Attenuator
• Coupler
• Switches

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Contract Manufacturing Customer Base

• Manufacturing
• Our 100 existing U.S. customers buy 60 billion
  in products that the Company has the capability
  to produce or source to China
• Fortune 500 Customers GE, GM Shanghai, Tyco,
  Danaher, Flextronics, Smith Industries and Andrew
• Our two acquired factories in China have
  customers where the consumption power of durable
  consumer items increased 26 annually for the
  past three years (statistics from Commerce
  Ministry of China)

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Financial Highlights
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Solar Solar Division
CM Contract Manufacturing
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Financial Highlights
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Financial Highlights
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
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Management Team

• Jimmy Wang, Chief Executive Officer
• Mr. Wang has over twelve years experience in a
  wide range of component manufacturing. From 1996
  to the present, Mr. Wang has been President, CEO
  and director of Worldwide Energy and
  Manufacturing USA, Inc. (California). He became
  President, CEO and Chairman of the Colorado
  holding company of the same name on September 30,
  2003. From 1990 to 1995, Mr. Wang was the Sales
  Manager for MP World Manufacturing, Inc. From
  September 1993 to May 1996 Mr. Wang and Mindy
  Wang operated a sole proprietorship under the
  name Worldwide Manufacturing USA. In 1996, Mr.
  Wang incorporated Worldwide Energy and
  Manufacturing USA, Inc. In 1990, Mr. Wang earned
  a Masters Degree in Applied Economics from the
  University of Minnesota, and in 1982 received a
  Bachelors of Science Degree in Economics from the
  Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade.
• Jeff Watson, President
• Mr. Watson has over 25 years of manufacturing
  experience supporting a variety of industries and
  markets. He started his career as an engineer in
  the power transmission industry with Fasco
  Gearmotors, a vertically integrated design and
  manufacturing company producing gear-motors,
  linear actuators and the supporting electronic
  controls. He held several engineering and
  managerial positions until leading the
  organization as General Manager from 1999 to
  2001. In 2001, Mr. Watson joined Joslyn Sunbank
  and led the company as President until 2008.
  Joslyn Sunbank, a division of the Danaher
  Corporation, is as leader in the design and
  manufacture of high-reliability electrical
  components and sub-systems serving Aerospace and
  Defense markets globally. Mr. Watson has grown
  the businesses that he has led through
  operational excellence and the successful
  application of Lean Manufacturing principles. He
  earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical
  Engineering from the University of Missouri.
• Mindy Wang, Secretary and Treasurer
• Ms. Wang has over twelve years of accounting and
  financial management experience with Technology
  Power and Worldwide Manufacturing. From 1996 to
  the present, Ms. Wang has been Secretary and
  Treasurer of Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing
  USA, Inc. In September 1996, Ms. Wang founded,
  with her husband, of Worldwide Energy and
  Manufacturing USA, Inc. She became Secretary and
  Treasurer of the Colorado holding company of the
  same name on September 30, 2003. From 1991 to
  1993 she was an accountant with Technology Power.
  The business of Technology Power was assembling
  personal computers for retail and business
  customers. From September 1993 to May 1996 Mr.
  Wang and Mindy Wang operated a sole
  proprietorship under the name Worldwide
  Manufacturing USA. Ms. Wang earned the equivalent
  of a Bachelors Degree in International Business
  from the University of California at the Los
  Angeles Institute of Economics and Management in
  Beijing and attended the Master's program of the
  Business Education of the University of
  Minnesota. Ms. Wang is the wife of Jimmy Wang.

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Management Team

• Philip Zhang, Vice President Operation
• Mr. Zhang concurrently functions as the VP of
  Operations for Worldwide U.S. headquarter, and
  the General Manager for all China operations
  since April of 2001. He is responsible for
  directing the companys manufacturing and
  supplier chain management in China. Mr. Zhang has
  many years of experience in engineering
  modification, quality and delivery control and
  production line management. From 1998-2001, he
  was founder/owner and employee of his trading
  company in San Francisco. He worked as an
  Engineer and the Supervisor in US Postal
  Service-Main facility in San Francisco,
  California from Mar 1989 to Feb.1998. He was a
  Software Engineer in Computer and Cash Register
  Co. in San Francisco, California from Jun, 1988
  to Feb, 1989. From Oct. 1982 to Mar. 1986, Mr.
  Zhang was the Assistant General Manager and
  Director at 12th Weaving Factory in Shanghai,
  China. He was responsible for manufacturing
  operations, quality assurance, RD development,
  capital expenditures and staffing responsibility.
  He attended the China Textile University in
  Shanghai and graduated with a Bachelors in
  Mechanical Engineering in 1982. He completed a
  Masters Degree in Computer Science at the San
  Francisco State University in 1988.
• George Wang, Vice President and CEO of Solar
  Division
• Mr. Wang has more than 10 years of manufacturing
  experiences in electronics and solar industries,
  and he joined in Worldwide Energy and
  Manufacturing USA, Inc in June, 2008. He started
  his career as an English teacher in a senior
  middle school in 1994, and four years later he
  worked as General Manager Assistant in Shanghai
  Benda Electronics. In 2006, he joined in Solarfun
  Power Holdings, one of the major players in the
  Chinese solar energy industry. He held the
  positions as Special Assistant to Chairman of the
  Board and Director of Sales and Strategic
  Accounts. He played a very active and important
  role in the process of Solarfuns IPO on NASDAQ
  and in the brand promotion of Solarfuns solar
  modules all over the world. Mr. Wang earned a
  Bachelor of English Education from Nanjing Normal
  University and a Master Degree of Law from Law
  School of Jilin University. In 2004, he finished
  his post-graduate program Comparative Legal
  Research between Chinese law and American law
  from Johns-Hopkins University in the United
  States.

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Contact Us
Corporate Headquarters
Worldwide Energy and Manufacturing USA, Inc. (OTC
BB WEMU) Jimmy Wang, CEO E-mail
jimmyw_at_wwmusa.com Jeff Watson, President E-mail
jeffw_at_wwmusa.com 408 N. Canal St., Units
AB Phone [phone] South San Francisco,
CA 94080 Website www.wwmusa.com
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