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Mandalei Biogenics Investment Presentation

Creating a viable bio-based materials industry in the United States and worldwide, utilizing bamboo, hemp and related renewables.

Bamboo&

Hemp

Planet

Prosperity

Disclosure

This document includes certain statements that may be deemed "forward-looking statements." All statements in this document, other than statements of historical facts, are forward-looking statements.

Forward-looking statements or information are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-looking statements or information and, including without limitation, risks and uncertainties relating to: technological and operational challenges, needs for additional capital, changes in consumer preferences, market acceptance and technological changes, dependence on manufacturing and material supplies providers, international operations, competition, regulatory restrictions and the loss of key employees.

For purposes of this presentation government incentives, financing, and subsidies have not been included. Government participation is considered significant by management and are being explored at this time.

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4 Refocus

11 Mandalei Biogenics

14 Investment Opportunities

15 Keys to Success

21 Our Model

33 Project Funding

44 International Operations

48 Management

Table of Contents

Oil

Coal

Natural Gas

The focal point of combatting climate change has centered on the need to replace fossil fuel as an energy source. Fossil fuels are apart every aspect of our everyday life.

Fuel, electricity, and heat are only a small part. Products we use every day are made of fossil fuels. In many respects they are more dangerous to our environment than the use of fossil fuels for power generation.

Plastic products, steel, water bottles, appliances, electronics all are produced as a bi-product of fossil fuels. From the medications you take and food you eat to your IPhone; it’s all derived from fossil fuel MATERIALS. Ironically, even the recyclable containers one painstakingly fills with paper and plastic are made with fossil fuels.

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6,973,738,433will suffer. The environment has passed the tipping point. Global disaster is eminent if we do not change the commerce model as a whole. 5,800,000 manufacturing

jobs lost in the United States from 2000-10.

Industrial Hemp and bamboo have over

uses and have no industrial presence in the U.S. Bamboo grows wild globally and has only ½ the international attention.

1000

U.S. farmers are facing the worst market and growing conditions since

1933

Container shipping adds the same amount of CO2 to the environment as

driving cars.50,000,000

People live with less than a dollar a day.

900,000,000TREES are cut down every year to provide raw materials for American paper and pulp mills.

The Challenge

1,000,000,000

To create a new global industry that successfully replaces finite resources and solves global problems through localized supply chains.

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ONE BILLION

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Bio Materials

What are biobased products?

Biobased products (colloquially referred to as biomaterials) are industrial or commercial materials composed of biological feedstocks such as agricultural crops, grasses, forest residues, plant oils or other biomass. The feedstocks are broken down into sugars and converted into various building block substances, such as lactic acid. From there, the substances can be converted into countless secondary chemicals, polymers and intermediates, which often have high profit margins and can be sold on their own, or fashioned into consumer products such as antifreeze, car seats, carpets, food packaging, paints, cosmetics, adhesives and detergents. Plastic, or ‘bio plastic’ as it is known when it originates from biomass, is one of the largest applications.


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Bamboo & Hemp are part of the bio-material solution for a myriad of reasons.

Environmental benefits.Climate requirements.Cost of materials.Sustainable sources.Social impact.

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Bamboo

Bamboo grows wildly in the

Southeast United States.

Thousands of rogue acres are

available for acquisition.

Mandalei is committed to cultivating the

market in the United States through a

multi-phase business model creating value for investors as we continue to be the prevalent force in

bamboo agriculture and bamboo

biotechnology.

Mandalei has identified bamboo as the first “crop” in establishment of a profitable bio-based materials industry. The merits of bamboo and time to market are leading factors in positioning the bio-based materials industry to be a superior, low-cost alternative to wood and fossil fuel based products.



Hemp

The successful result of bamboo and the hemp pilot program will accomplish the following: establish a commercial market for

international grown hemp fiber products, refine commercial scale processing of

bamboo and industrial hemp fiber, and Establish industrial hemp as a viable cash

crop in the United States.

Industrial Hemp is showing the potential to join the growing trend of developing renewable sources for industrial products currently produced using non-renewable sources. Currently, there is no commercial hemp fiber processing facility in North America to supply and grow these markets.

Localizing the supply chain: the key to a sustainable economy.

Affordable products for the lower class where normally the cost of shipping included in the selling price prohibits purchase. Create jobs and local economies in rural areasClose to source manufacturing allows for a lower cost supply chain.Global technology sharing.Eliminates CO2 output from container ships.

Mandalei believes the key to a successful bio-based materials industry is the ability to apply the benefits of traditional business models, with a new commerce model based on the premise of eliminating the overhead of container shipping, while creating local sustainable supply chains and superior low-cost bio-based products.


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Changing Commerce



Mandalei Biogenics Localizing supply chains. Using 100% natural domestic

materials. Providing a vast array of

products which will service all income levels.

Leading closed loop manufacturing.

Scaling a global bio industry following the economic value chain without the grave environmental consequences.

Investor

Mandalei Corporation

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Bamboo Group U.S.

Lei Boo Fibre Metrix

Bamboo Group Asia

Land Operations

Bamboo Group Africa

Land Operations

Bamboo Group India

Land Operations

Bamboo Group AMC

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ConcessionsBambooTax IncentivesGrants

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TechnologyInternsGrant

Cooperation Opportunities : R+D Real Estate Assets Funding

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Nigeria:Initial discussions with five state governments (Kando, Sokoto, Katsina, Kaduna, and Ondo States) and ex-Presidential Federal staff. Acreage: 10,000 hectares. Warehouse in FZ.

ASIA: Asian Development Bank interest to co-fund land parcels being considered as concessions to us by Vietnam, Laos. 30,000 hectares committed by David Plattner of Raintrust. Support of INBAR in technology transfer to third world countries via "level up" program

Ukraine & Belarus:Acreage: 2,500 acres to start. Full local and federal government support. MOU has been provisionally approved.

Kenya & Tanzania:Acreage: 5,000-7,000 acres public-private partnership. Available when MC says go. Requires 2 day trip to Mombassa for official signing with the Governor.

Sri Lanka:Acreage: 4 plots x 400 acres provisionally agreed into MC-Govt JV (Hambantota, Kulunagala, Colombo, Jafna). Additional acreage totaling 4,410 government lands are optioned as per our performance on initial grant site. 1,400 acres of private lands are available to JV.

Niger & Chad:Open invitations to meet with the President's office and Agriculture, Industrial Development & Environmental Ministry whenever we are ready to say go. With full compliments and recommendation from the Nigerian delegation we just finished meeting with.

Zambia:Acreage:1000 Acres Executed MOU 14/Oct 2013.

US: 921 acres already on lease with wild growth bamboo 1600 more acres after funding in MISS. Equity opportunity in David Knight of Teragren and Resource Fiber to build JV production facility for existing bamboo production.

India:Acreage:1000 Acres Housing and market place project in Eco Park and reclaimed land from TATA factory West Bengal India.

Our Progress to Date

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Under contract

Contract pending

In discussions

Seed: $5,000,000

Mandalei Biogenics is hereby offering to sell shares representing an aggregate investment of $5,000,000Minimum unit purchase: $15,000



CAPEX 5 million

Processing Center $860,000

Capital Equipment $1.5 million

Legal IP and Corporate setup fees

$60,000

Land Acquisitions $1 million

Salaries (18 months) $560,000

International Phase 1 Ops

$500,000

Operations (18 months)

$250,000

Total $4,226,000

Balance $775,000

Use of funds:

Mandalei Biogenics, is dedicated to commercializing revolutionary agriculture and production methods to support localized supply chains. This new commerce model will create jobs, bring quality of life products to the world’s poor, and innovate groundbreaking tools to combat global climate change.

Mandalei will initially focus on proven low technology items to produce for retail and private branding distribution creating immediate revenue. Our product line will consist of: bamboo poles (decorative and industrial), candles, curtain rods, bio char, and other simple durable goods that are easy to scale and mass produce. Bamboo has a very eco-conscious following and the Company anticipates the rapid growth of MADE IN USA bamboo products as we capitalize on transparency in the supply chain and domestically-sourced bamboo.

Mandalei will begin nursery and fresh plant farms in:Southeast United StatesAfricaAsiaEU

Mandalei will develop industrial hemp as the soft material/liquids compliment to bamboo products.

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Mandalei Biogenics has implemented several technologies for the production of bamboo. All applicable intellectual protections are currently being filed. Current innovations include:

Clean processing methodsProduction processesBio plastic resin processesStructural insulated panelsBamboo fiber glass injection mold processesClosed loop textile manufacturingContinuous strand manufacturing for bamboo composites and carbon fibers Wind turbine blades

A localized approach to the supply chain model facilitates a sustainable, positive economic impact to a global population while providing positive climate change mechanisms for a cleaner future. Powered by the need for change, a redistribution of wealth is eminent as divestment in petroleum sources occurs and the general public realizes the impact of investing in community projects, and purchasing carbon neutral products at a lower price.

Support for a biomaterials industry incorporates two primary sources that have provided an array of uses and material alternatives for thousands of years. Bamboo and industrial hemp introduce a cost-effective option to petroleum-based products. Mandalei’s focus is to create low-cost, superior products that appeal to consumer’s budgets and promotes environmental stewardship to support purchase decisions.

After all, saving the planet shouldn’t be a question of affordability when

the answer is bamboo & hemp.

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The creation of a biomaterials industry require only three foundations:

Front end investment Political supportR+D

In SE Asia, Africa and other emerging markets governments are providing land concessions and specialized tax zones for new industry.

In The United States, political support for new bio fuels and technologies are mandated as part of the EPA’s carbon reduction plan.

Several Non Government Agencies such as INBAR, NMBA, UN, WBC, IFC, Tides Organization, and others are offering technology and financing options to the green tech pioneers in bamboo.

China has just adapted an internationally recognized carbon credit scheme for bamboo.

The United States is currently developing a crowd funding arena for small business. As a result of the JOBS Act citizens may invest $2000 USD per year in private companies.

As a result internet sites such as KickStarter, Indiegogo and Mosaic have raised hundreds of millions for projects.

Mandalei Biogenics creates a global cohesive biomaterials industry through the use of a wide range of funding options and matrix of international entities.

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Bio Industry Petroleum Comparison MANDALEI

Limited crop reliance

Oil, natural gas, coal all complement each other in end use products.

The production processes are similar and the same equipment may be utilized in

manufacturing.

Multiple crops, shared production assets.

Bamboo: Durable goods, plastics, textiles, bio energy, lumber, fibers, medicines

Hemp: Fuels, oils, fibers, plastics, textiles, medicines

Competing uses driving up costs for existing crops.

Increase in production gains wider profit margin in assumption of threatened

supplies.

Domestic supply complemented by international sources.

Bamboo, Hemp-like fossil fuels are the common component in the same end

use product.

Failure to establish cost- efficient methods of cultivation, harvesting, and final product manufacturing.

Through the creation of multiple end uses for the material(s) demand caused an

increase in production where acquisition costs of the material are shared between a

myriad of end use products.

Bamboo and hemp respectively have over 1000 uses identified to date. Concentration on these first phase

products will finance needed R+D for increased efficiency as well as more

advanced products already identified.

Lack of low technology uses for product lowers economic benefits for

industry.

From drilling to the impact on every industry using the product the economic benefits of petroleum are vast creating

employment for all.

A scalable bio industry replicates the economic value chain without the grave

environmental consequences.

“Wait time” for new growth crops to be established without financial incentive. Lack of subsidies and

government participation, lack of motivation for private money to wait

on returns.

Petroleum sources were discovered domestically and immediately harvested.

International sources were used to complement the domestic supply.

Focus on domestic land where commercially viable bamboo species

grow wildly. (Rogue groves).

Harvest lands via use of labor and mechanical harvesting. Crowd funded –

state grants – private investment collection center(s).

Low cost international source materials complementing domestic supply chain

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Unsustainable practices and overharvesting in Asia means that creating a domestic supply of bamboo in the United States has the potential for major practical, economic and environmental benefits.

With prime growing conditions, pioneering propagation techniques, and innovative companies ready to create the necessary manufacturing and infrastructure links, the U.S. is poised to act. All that remains is the political commitment and front-end investment.

Developing technologies for use of bamboo as bio fuel and bio mass are increasing the demand and driving market prices higher.

Domestically-grown bamboo would not only rejuvenate local and domestic-based markets, but it would also revive the United States agriculture industry. Bamboo is inevitably going to become a cash crop in the US, as it’s the only remaining industrialized country that doesn’t have its own bamboo infrastructure; Mandalei is at the forefront of this endeavor.

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CHINA EXPORTS

$1.15 Billion*

EU EXPORTS

$228 Million*

US IMPORTS$287

Million*

* source: United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database 2011

Phase 1 Bamboo Products Global market place statisticsProof of Bamboo Business Model Concept

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A Proven Model


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Supply

Acquire existing bamboo

Begin rhizome transplant

Fresh plant Bamboo and Hemp farms

International supply chains

Products

Bamboo Shoots (food)Biomass products

HousingBioChar

Water Purification Polymers/composites

Strategy

Industry leaders M+APolitical and

Government alliancesSocial support

University CooperationDomestic and

International markets

Finance

Private Placement NGO

Grants Micro Finance

Government JVCrowd funding

Customers

Indigenous Distribution

EU Wood PelletsUS Operations

UN | NGO Humanitarian aidRetail consumers

Tier 2 manufacturers

Our Model

Supply Chain

Growers

Collection Centers

Pre-processing Centers

AMC Bamboo Factory

Local farmersManaged plantations

SortingCutting

Farmer paid ton

DryingSlatsFibers

Bioplastics Lumber

Carbon fiber

Supply Chain


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+ + +

8 per cooperative

100 per Collection

center

300 per processing

plant

1000 per factory

In an effort to keep our carbon footprint lower while maintaining cost efficiencies we have setup a unique supply chain.

This model creates jobs without large capital investment and allows transportation of bulk fiber and bamboo to the main factories.

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Creating Jobs

JOBS CREATED BY THE SUPPLY CHAIN

In the United States our Autonomous Manufacturing Center is scheduled to begin production in year 6 of operations. The AMC will be a disruptive model of industrial manufacturing as benefits include:

ModularLocal supply chain Self-powered – Closed loop manufacturingEliminates transportation costs Produces low cost

Bio plasticsCompositesEnergy productsHousing productsAutomotive components

Job creation Export revenueSupporting businesses

The Company has calculated retrofit and capital equipment needs for these facilities at $8 Million per facility. Plans include construction of these facilities, utilizing abandoned factories and government facilities where new market tax incentives and grants may be used to offset costs.

In accordance with the AMC processing capabilities, the Company foresees expansion of industrial parks where supporting businesses and Tier 1 component suppliers locate their facilities in these parks. AMC will sublease land and provide utilities for partner companies. “Partner companies” will recognize added value in heat, power, and waste treatment capabilities of AMC’s, thus creating avenues to recoup initial investment.

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Nursery

On average, the amount of time bamboo seedlings need to remain in the nursery ranges from 8 to 12 months. In general, at least 5000 m² should be allotted for every 10,000 seedlings or young plants that will be raised annually.

Mandalei is utilizing a combination of existing growth and fresh plant bamboo. Our nursery propagation ratio is 1acre of Rhizomes will provide 40 acres of fresh plan bamboo at a 90%+ success rate.


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FarmsAccording to a UC Merced Study by Andrew Zunker there are 111 million acres of abandoned farmland in the United States.

Transforming these abandoned lands to grow multi use crops not only creates jobs, but will lower our impact on the environment by as much as 31% over the next 15 years.

Mandalei currently has executed LOI’s for over 900 acres of wild growth bamboo, and soft commitments for over 1600 additional.

Mandalei is additionally exploring options for hemp farms in Kentucky, Colorado, and California where it is legal to grow industrial hemp. Legal opinion is pending regarding conflict with federal laws.

Under contract

Contract pending

In discussions

Bamboo and hemp has been proven in numerous government and University research studies to rehabilitate soil and stop soil erosion.

Mandalei will also focus on acquiring NON- Farmable lands.

In 10 years the land will increase in value creating a growing assets base, should the biomaterials model fail.

These lands can be sold as farmable, or may change crops.

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Supply

•Acquire existing bamboo

•Begin rhizome transplant

•International supply chain as needed

Products

•Low technology proven products

•Biomass products

Strategy

•Industry leaders M+A•Political and Government alliances

•Social support •University Cooperation

Finance

•Private Placement

•Crowdfundng •Grants

Mandalei will initially focus on proven low technology items to produce for retail and private branding distribution. Our product line will consist of: bamboo poles (decorative and industrial), candles, curtain rods, bio char, and other simple durable goods that are easy to scale and mass produce. These goods represent products that are currently not imported from China, or are imported at extremely low quality. Bamboo has a very eco-conscious following and the Company anticipates the rapid growth of MADE IN USA bamboo products as we capitalize on transparency in the supply chain and domestically-sourced bamboo.

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Supply

•Existing growth acquistions

•Begin land acquisiton and transplant nursery rhizomes


Products

•Mid technology proven products

•Biomass products

•Rhizomes

Strategy

•Establish Bamboo Commmercial Farming

•Political and Government alliances

• International Distribution

•University Cooperation

Finance



As commercial bamboo farms come online and a consistent quality of bamboo is reached, Mandalei will start secondary operations for manufacturing phase 2 products that include: biochar, activated carbon, health and beauty items, silica, and textiles in addition to phase 1 operations.

New product offerings will include:

Utility polesActivated Carbon productsModular FurnitureSports EquipmentElectronics accessories Modular low-cost housing development

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Supply

•Existing growth acquisitions

•Expand land acquisition and transplant nursery rhizomes


Products

•High technology proven products

•Biomass products•Rhizomes •Materials offering Bioplastics and composites

Strategy

•Expand Bamboo Commercial Farming•Political and Government alliances•International Distribution•University Cooperation•AMC Industrial Parks

Finance



Composite and bio plastic materials development for AMC production. Product offerings as a result of our efforts include:

Wind Turbine composite bladesBio fiber auto componentsSolar PanelsHDPE | ABS equivalent plastic pellets Fiberglass equivalent composites Medical products including bone replacement and prosthetics.

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Bamboo Wood Pellets

U.S. Wood pellet producers doubled exports to Europe between 2008 and 2010 as biomass

played a larger role in meeting

renewable energy goals.

Bamboo CharcoalWaste products,

including branches and sawdust, can be used to

produce charcoal and charcoal briquettes.

Bamboo charcoal is traditionally used as a

substitute for wood charcoal or mineral

coal.

Bamboo ‘Flash Pyrolysis’ or carbonization

tests of dry bamboo stems produced three products in the following weight proportions:

Charcoal (22%); Gas (21%); and bio-oil (57%).

One hectare of bamboo with an average annual yield of 10 tons

dry matter allows for the production of 4.6 thousand liters

of bio-oil and 2.2 tons of charcoal. This annual production of bio-oil

per ha of bamboo could replace 2 thousand liters of non-renewable

mineral oil.

Bamboo Active Carbon Bamboo active carbon can be used for water and gas treatment, refining coarse sugar, refining wines and

edible oils, pharmaceuticals and

cosmetic applications, filters in atomic reactors, improving soil through nitrogen fixation, as

electrodes in microelectronic technology, etc.

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Finance | Incentives | Grants

Department of Energy Mississippi Development Authority

University of Tokyo

USDA Memphis Bioworks Foundation

University of Georgia

EPA Delta Economic Development Center

Belgium University

GA Energy Center of Innovation

AgBio Regional Steering Team

UCLA

GA Department of Agriculture

NRDC Arkansas State University

Office of Bioenergy Programs

California Clean Air Board Rain trust

Southeast Missouri EconomicDevelopment Alliance

Mississippi Biomass & Renewable Energy Council

National Taiwan University

Mississippi Technology Alliance

Arkansas Economic Development Commission

Asian Development Bank

Mississippi Delta Developers Association

Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund

United Nations

Mandalei Global has

approached or is in

discussions with the following

organizations.


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Resource Fiber is a startup operation primarily focusing on bamboo planting operations. Mandalei approached David Knight CEO of Resource Fiber with the purpose of exploring synergies. After being furnished a Private Placement memorandum outlining proposed operations and financing needs, Management identified an opportunity to joint venture with Resource Fiber.

Upon analysis of the PPM, the RF business model focuses on establishing commercial-scale bamboo farms requiring a minimum 6 years to reach harvest maturity. However, the RF business model calls for a bamboo manufacturing facility subsequent to establishing a domestic supply chain.

Conversations began pertaining to Mandalei owning and operating the proposed facility and quickly evolved to a mutually equitable joint venture consisting of Mandalei operating the facility utilizing Resource Fiber management, and acting as a supplier to the facility through Bamboo Group. Mandalei will advance the RF operations timeline and assist RF in proving viability and the demand for domestic commercial bamboo farms. Mandalei will capitalize on Resource Fiber’s numerous private industry and political commitments while reinforcing the success of the bio-based materials business model.

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Project Funding

Mandalei will release various private placements memorandums per project.

Loan based Crowdfunding programs such as Mosaic* have raised over 30 million for green projects. Applying this model to existing growth bamboo plantations will allow us to rapidly expand. Investors make a fixed return from bamboo biomass sales from these plantations.

The United States government is investing 145 million in funding as part of its commitment to a bio-based economy.

States have independent incentive packages including, land, finance grants, and tax incentives.

The 503c centre allows for joint development with NGO’s and Universities lowering R+D costs.

CAPEX 5 millionProcessing Center $860,000

Capital Equipment $1.5 million

Legal IP and Corporate setup fees $60,000

Land Acquisitions $1 million

Salaries (18 months) $560,000

International Phase 1 Ops $500,000

Operations (18 months) $250,000

Total $4,226,000

Balance $775,000

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Phase 1 Disclosure: Financials based on conservative sales estimates per plant ONLY. Bio , Real Estate, and IP Holdings are NOT included in estimates .

Phase 4CAPEX $5.0 CAPEX $47.0

Sales(avg.) 180 per ton

$7.2 Sales(avg.) 180 per ton

$44.8

COGS (5.2)

4 yearsCOGS (27.2)

Gross Margin $2.0 Gross Margin $17.6

Plant level G&A

(.03) Plant level G&A

(1.6)

EBITDA $1.7 EBITDA $15.9

These are estimates only based on current market conditions. There is a lack of study on the true potential size of the market and additional government incentives. In management’s opinion these estimates are “worse case scenario.”


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Community Loan Program •Bamboo | Hemp plantations

•6.00% IRR•Low particpation cost

Product Projects•Fund product inventory via kickstarter

•Funder receives product at discounted price as perk.

Equity Crowd-funding •Private Placement Equity Participation

Crowdfunding


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While we wait for the Securities Exchange Commission to finish writing the rules on this landmark legislation signed into law by President Obama in April 2012. The JOBS (Jumpstart Our Businesses Act of 2012 is a law intended to encourage funding of United States small businesses by easing various securities regulations and it has already begun working in spirit. Sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Mosaic, and We Funder are facilitating the funding of private companies, and individual projects via public participation.

As seen above, Bamboo products and projects have been successful in the Crowdfunding realm as consumers begin to realize the positive affects of bio material products. Mandalei will utilize Crowdfunding, diverting funds from the historical marketing studies, providing a cost efficient product release.

Where projects are based on transaction, the success of the product is guaranteed and your marketing just became immediately equitable. One is no longer forecasting the success of a product, they are reporting it.

Product Funding

http://kickstarter.com/

http://indiegogo.com/

http://joinmosaic.com/

https://wefunder.com/

The launch of a consumer products brand “Lei-Boo” is slated for launch in summer 2014. Lei-Boo is committed to bridging the gap between sustainability and affordability. A bamboo consumer products company, Lei-Boo is poised to enter the market with cutting edge products and timely redesigns on old ideas.

Customers

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These companies have expressed interest in sourcing domestic bamboo and bamboo products.


Mandalei Web Presence

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A bamboo project

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Since launch in October of 2012,

this site has gained an international

following. The interest in

bamboo & bamboo and hemp as bio

based products has grown significantly

in the last year, leading to

conversations with the largest players in the bio materials

industry.


PEIRS

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The newest in green labeling efforts:

Product Environmental

Impact Reporting System

The point of sale solution for

marketing the merits of bamboo

and hemp products by maintaining

complete transparency.

Transparency

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Material: – organic sustainability and makeup of all product materials.Production: – factory energy efficiency and pollution of air/water around the facility.Use/Consumption: – energy usage, CO2 release pollution ratings.Transportation: – how far via truck/ship/plane product traveled to store and how much CO2 released.Recyclability: – Percentage of product that is recyclable.Carbon Offset: Credits purchased to offset the Eco-Print™ of that product.

PEIRS was born with the mandate to effectively combat greenwashing and educate the public on the product eco-print .

WE must bring about change with our voices, ensure innovation with our dollar, and lower our eco-print by our demand for transparency.

The GEI label program sets a new international standard for the measurement of “green” products by providing a complete itemization of the environmental impact of a manufacturer’s process. GEI’s Eco-Print Facts™ label exceeds the minimal reporting standards set by the current “green certification” labels that simply certify a product as being “green,” while offering no supporting information for consumers.

AMICUS PUBLIC RELATIONS REPORT FOR:

MANDALEI CORPThru September 20, 2013 MEDIA STATUS TO DATE:

UNSCHEDULED ITEMS:

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on Type Area Product StatusCNBC NA Television National Mandalei InterestedBloomberg TV NA Television National Mandalei InterestedFox News NA Television National Mandalei InterestedForbes 929,000 Magazine National Mandalei Interested

Kiplinger's 640,000 Magazine National Mandalei InterestedWall Street Journal 2,107,000 Magazine National Mandalei InterestedLas Vegas Review-Journal 178,000 Newspaper Nevada Mandalei InterestedPlain Dealer 274,000 Newspaper Ohio Mandalei Interested

Seattle Times 268,000 NewspaperWashington Mandalei Interested

San Antonio Express-News 245,000 Newspaper Texas Mandalei InterestedPalm Beach Daily News 20,000 Newspaper Florida Mandalei InterestedAssociated Press NA Syndicate National Mandalei InterestedSacramento Bee 305,000 Newspaper California Mandalei InterestedKnoxville News Sentinel 100,000 Newspaper Tennessee Mandalei InterestedDallas Morning News 475,000 Newspaper Texas Mandalei InterestedBirmingham News 187,000 Newspaper Alabama Mandalei Interested


Biogenics

Growing Materials Will save twenty billion

lbs. CO2

Growing Markets Will save 1000’s of jobs

and create bio-industries.

Growing Bio-Industries Will save the planet, and improve the lives of millions.

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Mandalei International Operations

There have been several successes in the emerging markets, including the Mekong Project in Vietnam and various projects in Ghana by the International Finance Corporation, Asian Development Bank, and prosperity organization. Mandalei will focus on emerging market countries offering locally grown and manufactured “quality of life” products. Basic, need-fulfilling products are now affordable to the masses whereas previously, products had to absorb transportation costs as cost of goods sold, thereby making them available only to a limited population. Mandalei is working with various international governments and NGO’s in micro financing these products for distribution. Loans to the population using land as collateral will facilitate purchase of products including: Water purification (reverse osmosis

desalination) Biochar Wind turbine blades Modular Housing Flood zone housing Marketplace buildings School buildings Commercial lumber

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International


Mandalei has created the “Level-Up” program built on well documented, viable business models supporting poverty eradication and affordability of “quality of life” products. In-country agriculture and manufacturing will localize supply chains and establish the standard of environmentally responsible commerce. Our phase 1 model provides jobs, education, and establishes new markets, coupled with environmental benefits of soil replenishment, carbon sinks, prevention of soil erosion, and water purification. This will begin a biomaterials industry that expands on profit lines, independent from continued grants, or nonprofit assistance. Sustainable materials, sustainable business model.

Supply

Acquire existing bamboo

Begin rhizome transplantFresh plant

Bamboo and Hemp farms

Products

Bamboo Shoots (food)

Biomass productsHousingBioChar

Water Purification Polymers/

composites

Strategy

Industry leaders M+A

Political and Government

alliancesSocial support

University Cooperation

Domestic and International

markets

Finance

Private Placement NGO

Grants Micro Finance

Government JVCrowd funding

Customers

Indigenous Distribution

EU Wood PelletsUS Operations

UN | NGO Humanitarian aidRetail consumers

Tier 2 manufacturers

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During phase 1 production, focusing on existing bamboo groves, we prepare for ‘Level Up’. This includes: Vocational training for community leaders.

Jobs for the local labor force; low and unskilled jobs during Phase I; mid-level skilled jobs during Phase I; management and skilled technical jobs during Phase II and Phase III.

Educate a workforce in the Biomaterials Industry and connected disciplines.

Educate the population in English, and general education disciplines.

Establish new growth bamboo plantations to promote use of non-arable lands to manufacture advanced bamboo products such as bio plastics, polymers, and composites.

Construct Autonomous Manufacturing Centers and Green industrial Parks to achieve self-sustaining phase 1 industry and transfer of all applicable technologies to establish local factory owners and local mass-produced products.

Mandalei has developed agricultural, sustainability, business, English, and manufacturing curriculums in cooperation with Magna Carta College, Oxford U.K. accredited by: University of Wales, Association of Business Executives (ABE) Association of Business Practitioners (ABP) and the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD).

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Eric has over 20 years international experience in both the public and private sectors. Internationally, he is regarded as a visionary and leader in emerging markets, global product development, and green solutions. First to market in countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos Eric has facilitated the investment into several projects by courting US investment and ramping up factories for Fortune 500 companies. He has initiated and managed international production/distribution facilities for giants including Packard Bell, and Gibson Overseas. Eric’s educational background includes a degree in Business Management, APICS certification, and Six Sigma training. As a result of his Eco Initiatives, and Eric’s international contacts he has facilitated the largest Bamboo and Algae fuel and textile production plantations globally. As a result of his green initiatives and diverse background Eric is sought after in business media speaking at several conferences throughout Asia and the U.S. . Eric has also been interviewed by CNBC, CNN Money, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Wealth Manager, and Reforma among others.

CTO | Founder : Tom Thomsen Thomsen has coordinated and united disparate landowners throughout the Southern United States, and harvested hundreds of tons of bamboo culms for commercial sale. He has also engineered modular facilities specifically tailored to facilitate harvesting, processing and manufacturing goods, all from domestic groves. Through several years of research, Tom has developed a mass scale planting initiative, that will utilize all existing and available domestic bamboo for industrial plantings, generating an American-produced biomass. Based on his domestic model, Thomsen has been able to engineer industrial-scaled bamboo operations to offer countries where bamboo is more plentiful, but under-utilized, i.e.: Sri Lanka, Laos, Zambia, Niger, and many other MENA (Middle East/North Africa) countries. Such initiatives will spur community-developed, biomass producers/sellers and artisans, from a feedstock that is produced in-house and harvested on location. Through an experimental combination of manual labor, mechanical harvesting, and nursery planting practices, Tom Thomsen is fast ushering bamboo into an American cash crop on an unprecedented scale; the model of which will be adopted abroad, furthering the domestically-based brand.

COO | Founder : Eric Stevens

Management

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CBO : Charis Henry

Charis Henry founded and serves as CEO of CIW2, Inc., and entertainment management consulting firm. Prior to CIW2, Ms. Henry served in various capacities in the entertainment industry for major productions including, Development and Production Director for Flavor Unit Films, West Coast Operations Manager for Queen Latifah Inc., Senior Director of Repertoire and Member Services at ASCAP. Ms. Henry’s education, President of National Sales for P&W BMW, and Marketing Director for 310 Motoring. Ms. Henry’s education includes a degree in Business Administration Management from Loyola Marymount University, Real Estate and Insurance certifications.

Dori has an executive level career in the banking industry and is also the founder of Give Children a Choice. For Profit: EFT/ATM/POS payments, EFT networks, mortgage, mobile, prepaid, domestic/international, carbon credits.

Not for profit: Dori build schools in developing countries, helping poor children with health and education; helping accelerate other non-profits startups with funding and accelerated execution. Dori has an incredible ability to assess value chains, squeeze and transfer value between its stakeholders; to execute business plans in an entrepreneurial, leadership fashion.

Country Director Laos : Dori Shimoda

Quang Anh earned a Master’s Degree with Ho Chi Minh University in Economics and Finance. Mr Quang Anh directed An Thai, a successful real estate developer in Vietnam in addition to Mandalei activities. He is principally responsible for assisting in technical modeling, design work, feedstock analysis ,feasibility studies, preparing technical and market research studies.Quang Anh is fluent in both Vietnamese and English.

Management

Country Director Vietnam : Pham Quang Anh

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Enock has a very diverse entrepreneurial career in Zambia. Well educated in purchase and supply; Enock acts as Logisitics Officer for Sino metals Leach in addition to Mandalei activities. Enock manages our land and operations in Zambia working closely with high ranking government officials to bring a biomaterials industry to Zambia.

Management

Country Director Zambia: Enock Kalutwa

Country Director Sri Lanka: Arun Niles

Country Director Nigeria: Abdulafeez Kolawole Balogun

Kenneth is a graduate of New Hope College earning a degree in Computer Science. Kenneth works closely with Natural Resource Agencies in Zambia in addition to Mandalei activities. He is principally responsible for land and operations management in Zambia acting as a liaison between Mandalei and national / provincial governments.

Country Director Zambia: Kenneth Gondwe

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AdvisorsDavid M. Knight President- Resource Fiber Prior to Resource Fiber, David was a Co-Founder and President/CEO of Teragren Fine Bamboo Flooring, Panels & Veneer in 1998. Teragren pioneered and developed the bamboo flooring industry in the U.S. to provide an alternative to wood-based products. David managed growth capital raises through equity and debt, maintained a twelve-year relationship with one factory group in China, and grew revenue at a rate of 20% to 40% annually through 2008 achieving $21M in annual revenue. Teragren is now the nation’s industry leader and consumer brand, setting the U.S. standard for quality bamboo building products through stringent manufacturing specifications and continuous product innovation.

Jeevanandhan DuraisamyClimate Change Officer at FAO

Cambodia

Suzanne RobertsonMulti-Country Program

Leader for Climate Smart Agriculture at SNV

Nepal

Nicole SteeleDirector of Policy and

State Relations at Alliance to

Save EnergyWashington, District Of

Columbia

Gabriel EickhoffDirector at

Forest CarbonLaos

Hans SukhdeoProject Officer at Guyana

Forestry CommissionGuyana

Johan KieftHead of the Green

Economy Unit at UNORCID/UNEP

Vietnam

John HorhnSenator State of

MississippiJackson, Mississippi Area

Chaminda SerasinhaFounder at Carbon Negative Products

Sri Lanka

Sanghamitra ChakravartySocial Innovation

Specialist at The Research Council, Sultanate of Oman

Oman

Eleonore RichardsonProject Manager -

Sustainable Business Advisory at IFC -

International FinanceVietnam

Boeraeve LucAdministrator European

CommissionBruges Area, Belgium

Devita Ernandavice chairman committee licensing on energy and

forestry sector. at Indonesian

Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Indonesia

J. Coosje HOOGENDOORN

Director General International

Network for Bamboo and Rattan (INBAR) Beijing, China

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orCharis Henry

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