Report Update-AmeriChip International Inc.(ACHI.OB)
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AmeriChip International Inc. Report Update
Stock symbol: ACHI….…..…………..…………………… Common shares (3/28/07: 612mm)

Stock price 3/28/07: $0.023……………..Float (353mm, est);.Ave. volume (2.43mm shares)

52-week price range: $ 0.02 - 0.079…..……….…….…Equity market capitalization: $14mm

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Video interview
Marc Walther, CEO/Director
Richard Rossmann,
President & Chief Operating Officer/Director
Kevin Lousch, VP of KSI Plant Operations

March, 2007

Glossary for Video: PPAP & run@rate

PPAP:
Production Part Approval Process
defines requirements for production part approval

Run@Rate:
During a Run @ Rate, all production tooling is in place & running at full capacity
utilizing all regular production, direct & indirect, personnel & support systems

Richard Rossmann
President & COO/Director

  • Richard Rossmann was part of the executive team that rebuilt Chrysler’s ailing manufacturing structure in the early 1980’s.
  • In the 1990’s he was hand picked by Richard E. Dauch, Co-Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American Axle & Manufacturing (NYSE: AXL) to lead the manufacturing revitalization as Vice President of Manufacturing for the multi-billion dollar former General Motors (NYSE: GM) driveline division
  • BUSINESS

    Patented technology process

  • Holds a patented technology known as Laser Assisted Chip Control (LACC).
  • Patented LACC technology includes the use of lasers for a controlled breaking of the metal chip.
  • Lower cost

  • LACC technology provides significant savings in machining costs and increases machining through-put, by eliminating long string chips produced by conventional machining processes.
  • The LACC process reduces two components (capital and labor) that make up a majority of the cost of manufacturing--to such a degree that it can level the costs of manufacturing, worldwide.
  • More accurate

  • The LACC process enables ACHI to target the billion dollar oil drilling business (pipes & couplings)--with a faster, better, much more accurate, less expensive process that produces pipes with smooth threads.
  • Smoothly threaded pipes are much stronger at the joints
  • Targeted industries

  • Oil pipe & coupling production, automotive, aerospace, heavy truck, off-road construction, farm implements, and defense industries
  • Initial ACHI report February 2006

    ACHI CEO INTERVIEWS

    SOON -- Oil pipe & coupling manufacturing update

    RECENT click-to-listen, mp3

  • KSI acquisition -- blue-chip accounts & a positive cash flow
    (1) KSI's Top Line Revenue Growth and Plant Capacity, March 21, mp3

    (2) Why KSI and How It Changes the Fundamentals, March 9, mp3
  • Growth capital with no stock dilution
    $125mm annual lease financing capital line, March 2, mp3
  • Additional CEO interview shows currently in preparation include

    (1) Oil pipe & coupling manufacturing update

    (2) Opportunities for other synergistic acquisitions
    (3) Production facility expansion update
    (4) Management team - can AmeriChip's management team handle explosive growth?
    (5) How AmeriChip uses alliances, partnerships and cooperative agreements to increase top line revenue, profits and cash flow
    (6) Outsourcing in the auto industry: issues and opportunities

    INTERVIEW AGENDA SUMMARIES

    Top Line Revenue Growth and Plant Capacity, March 21, mp3

  • The recent KSI acquisition leverages KSI's Tier One status with OEM manufacturers, whose brand name appears on the product. In general, Tier One manufacturers are reducing the number of suppliers, and are outsourcing more production to Tier One suppliers.
  • ACHI is positioned both as a low cost, high quality Tier One supplier and as an aggregator/assembler for Tier Two suppliers who cannot deal directly with Tier One customers. This presents an opportunity for ACHI to increase top line revenue, with high gross margins, without increasing fixed assets.
  • The ability to leverage other companies' capacity also provides a rapid production expansion path, in the event the LACC process generates a significant order backlog.
  • Why KSI and How It Changes the Fundamentals, March 9, mp3

  • KSI's NYSE listed Tier One customers: General Motors, Ford, Magna, Daimler Chrysler, Honda, Toyota, Caterpillar
  • Tier One customers are prime candidates for ACHI's proprietary, upgraded, patent-protected
    LACC (Laser Assisted Chip Control) process, which enables ACHI to be the low cost producer.
  • KSI expects to be operating on 24/7 within two to three months, customers will pay overtime
  • KSI 24/7 revenue segment expectations: 35% aircraft industry, 35% Caterpillar, 30% automotive industry
  • Furthermore, how KSI increases revenue, profit and cash flow without additional cash or equipment investment
  • KSI management
  • $125mm lease financing capital line, March 2, mp3

    Benefits

  • Essentially eliminates production launch costs
  • Provides dedicated equipment financing for long term orders
  • No AmeriChip cash outflow until the billing phase
  • PREVIOUS INTERVIEWS & INITIAL REPORT

    Growth Plan Update
    linked to multiple interviews
    June 2006

    Initial ACHI report
    February 2006

     

    Address: 24700 Capital Blvd., Clinton Township, Mi. 48036
    Telephone: 905-898-2646
    CEO: Marc A. Walther
    Web Site:
    http://www.americhiplacc.com
    State or other jurisdiction of incorporation or organization: NV
    Transfer Agent: Pacific Stock Transfer – Las Vegas NV
    Investor contact: R. Windsor at 905-898-2646, r.windsor@americhiplacc.com

     

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