Corporate Presentation

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New China Ventures Ltd. OTCPK NCVL

• Corporate Presentation

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Important Disclosures

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• The statement contains forward-looking
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  business risks, external factors and
  uncertainties. Actual results may differ
  materially from those indicated by such
  forward-looking statements. The Company assumes
  no obligation to update the information contained
  in this press release, whether as a result of new
  information, future events, or otherwise.

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Company Overview

• Acquire and Operate Clean and Wastewater
  Treatment Systems in China
• 30-50 year Monopoly Concessions
• Offer wide range of ancillary products and
  services
• China Beijing (CGW) Water Technology Centre-100
  Subsidiary Company.
• Full range of value-added Consultancy Services
  for Chinas Water Industry
• System Design
• Project Engineering
• Management Consulting
• Equipment Procurement
• Pipeline Inspection/Maintenance
• Serve as Foundation to Acquire Municipal Water
  Systems
• Highly Experienced and Knowledgeable Management
  in China Water Industry

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Financial Highlights

• Stock Symbol NCVL
• Recent Share Price
  0.26
• 52-Week Range 0.25-0.60
• Market Capitalization 8,424,000
• Capitalization
• Primary Shares Outstanding 32.4 MM
  shares
• Fully Diluted 32.4 MM
  shares
• Shares in Float 12 MM shares
• Management Ownership 46.8
• As of 10/01/2008

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China Water Crisis

• Serious Water Shortages and Wastewater Problems
• Over 50 of Chinas Water is unfit to drink
• 48 million people lack sufficient drinking water.
  
• Has only 7 of Global Water Resources
• Uneven Distribution of Water
• Fast Growing Urbanization and Industrialization
• Pollution, Low Sewage Treatment Decreases Water
  Quality

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China Water Crisis (cont.)
Serious Water Pollution in China
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China Water Crisis (cont.)

• Macquarie Research Equities-
• February 27, 2008
• Water is one of the key issues facing China in
  the next 20 years as the sustainability of a
  secure water supply system is vital to the
  well-being of its 1.3 billion people.
  Deregulation is providing enormous investment
  opportunities.

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China Water Crisis (cont.)
Water Quality of Rivers in China
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Market Opportunities

• Urbanization Industrialization Accelerating
  Future Demand
• Industrial Product Value affected by Water
  Shortages 200 Billion
• Chinas Water Resources per capita is 1/4 of
  global average
• 30 million People in rural area have no access
  to Drinking Water
• 1.3 Billion Chinese People need Clean Drinking
  Water
• Cities with Populations 250,000 are required to
  build Water-Treatment Plants.
• In 2002, the Chinese Government Privatized Water
  Supply and Sewage Facilities to improve Operating
  Efficiencies and to raise Capital for Expansion

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Private Participation in Infrastructure in
China-Water and Sewage Projects
Data Source World Bank
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The Potential Growth in China Water
Infrastructure
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Market Opportunities (cont.)

• Sewage treatment facilities are Desperately
  Needed.
• Proposed Treatment Rates gt than 60 by 2010,
  according to Chinas 11th Five Year Plan.
• Sewage Treatment Rate in Different Regions of
  China

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Market Trends

• Major Foreign Companies are Investing in the
  China Water Market.
• Substantial Premiums are being Paid for the
  Acquisitions.

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Veolia Water Invest in China

• Veolia Water Signs its 21st Contract in China
• A 30 year concession with the Lanzhou Water
  Supply Co.
• Estimated Investment of 1.6 billion Euros.
• Veolia Operates in
• 19 of 34 Provinces
• Different Municipalities, Autonomous Areas and
  Special Administrative Regions
• Serving the water needs of over 21 Million
  Inhabitants in China.

Source Veolia Water, January 22, 2007
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NCVLs Approach

• Two Profitable Operating Divisions
• Water Equity Division
• Participate in various Build-Own-Operate
  arrangements
• Usually retain a 30 year water tariff concession
  right
• Develop High-Margin Non-Tariff Products and
  Services
• Construct Water Infrastructure Projects
• Invest at a small premium to Asset Values-10 to
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• Water Consultancy Division
• Beijing CGW Water Technology Centre (CGW)
• Provides steady stream of revenue
• Offer high-margin value-added water consultancy
  services
• Expertly measures operating metrics of municipal
  water systems.
• Owns Proprietary Database of target Potential
  Acquisitions
• Identify New Opportunities in Major Chinese Water
  Projects

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Water Equity Division

• Signed MOI to acquire a 20 in Xinyu City Water
  Supply Ltd
• Center of rapidly growing Xinyu County industrial
  area, Jiangxi Province. Xinyu City has a
  population of 1,100,000
• Water Production capacity 79 Million tons/year
• Increase to 133 Million tons/year (68) upon
  completion of current expansion work
• Business includes
• Tap water production supply
• Sale of water equipment
• Water supply engineering
• Water supply pipelines
• Facilities installation

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Xinyu City Waterworks

• Privatized in 2006.
• 2008 Revenues of 55 Mil. USD an increase of
  360
• 2008 Profits of 21 Mil. USD, an increase of
  185
• Water price increases of 17 per yr. over last 5
  years.
• Acquisition Cost based on P/E of 6 (ROI 16 2/3
  per year).

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Xingyu CityWater Quality Improvements

• Xinyu City water quality is ranked as Class 1 in
  the Country.
• Low cost of water purification, Greater
  profitability
• Treatment of wastewater reduces pollution.
• Sufficient water sources to meet city expansion
  plans
• 30 year monopoly operations with renewal or
  buyout

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Xinyu City Waterworks Ltd.

• Xinyu City population to double in next 5 to 7
  years.
• Water infrastructure projects can earn 35 to 45
  profits margins, (Est. 60 to 70 of revenues)
• New government policy of 1 water meter per
  household.
• Water meter installations earns 70 profit
  margins.
• Commercial water rates higher than residential
  rates by a factor of 3 to 10 times

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Xingyu CityWater Offices and Operations

• Strategic water offices located throughout Xinyu
  City
• Water tariffs other govt fees collected at
  water offices
• Potential for prepaid debit cards with new water
  meters
• Substantial real estate development potential
• Revenues collection of 99.37
• Water permit required prior to any property
  development

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Xinyu City Waterworks Ltd. Highlight Summary

• New China is acquiring a 20 interest in a 30
  year monopoly operating concession.
• Xinyu City, is a rapidly growing city due to the
  urbanization as people are seeking new jobs
  created in the mid-tier cities in China.
• 2008 revenues of 55 Million USD an increase of
  360 over 2007 revenues of 12 Million USD.
• 2008 net profits of 20.8 Million USD an
  increase of 185 over 2007 profits of 7.3
  Million USD.
• In 2009, water production capacity is expected to
  increase to 133 million tons/yr. from 79 million
  tons/yr.
• Xinyu City is expected to double its population
  size in the next 5 to 7 years thereby
  significantly increasing the demand for water
  usage.

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Xinyu City Waterworks Ltd.Highlight Summary

• Over the last 5 years, water tariff prices have
  increased an average of 17 per year in China.
• A network of water offices in Xinyu City where
  revenues are collected directly from both
  residential and commercial users.
• Profits are earned on expanding the existing
  water distribution network owned by the joint
  venture.

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Companys Growth Strategies

• Build portfolio of water facility assets through
  series of Acquisitions, Mergers and/or Joint
  Ventures.
• Leverage Assets to Increase Return on
  Investments.
• Bring in highly Experienced Management and
  Operations Staff to implement aggressive growth
  strategies and maximize efficiency.
• Acquisitions within similar or nearby regions can
  lead to Synergies in the following areas
• Maintenance and management costs
• Lower operating costs and capital expenditures
• Increase ability to negotiate tariffs increases
  with local governments
• Leverage CGWs technical expertise and wealth of
  experience to win larger contracts
• Deliver High Value-added, Efficient and
  Profitable Water Solutions
• Increase Revenues and Operating Margins by
  offering array of High-Margin Products and
  Services- water meter installation, tariff
  collection systems

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Strategic Objectives
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Management Board of Directors

• Mr. Yuan Shu Pu President / Board Member
• 20 years management experience in water-related
  business
• Director of the Construction Material Laboratory
  of the Civil Engineering Department
• Served as a Supervision Engineer in Zhejiang
  Province Hydraulic and Hydropower Engineering
  construction Supervision Company since 2000
• Mr. Yao Zhen Xian CFO / Board Member
• 30 years experience in Water Conservation and
  Irrigation technology in China
• Former Commander-in-Chief, Three Gorges Reservoir
  Basin Drip Irrigation Construction
• Former Assistant Chief Engineer, China Irrigation
  Drainage Technology Development
• Ms. Liu Gui Mei Independent Director
• 25 years experience in water-related businesses
• The Dean of Water Conservancy Faculty of North
  China University of Water Conservancy and
  Electric Power
• Mr. Tang Chin-Wan Consultant
• 10 years experience in Water and Environmental
  Related Businesses
• USA Ph D. / M.Sc. in Industrial and Systems
  Engineering
• B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering

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Investment Highlights

• Water Shortages and Clean Water are Key
  Constraints to Economic and Social Development in
  China.
• China must depend on Professional Consultancy
  Companies to provide technical expertise to help
  solve Critical Water and Environmental Problems
• NCVLs strategy is to be a Leading Water Company
  as the Chinese Government drives to sell and
  modernize water assets
• Aggressively pursue portfolio of water assets and
  ancillary products / services by MA and/or joint
  ventures
• Highly visible revenue and income streams via
  30-50 year monopoly water concessions and
  offering value-added products and services
• Return on Investment projected at 30-40
  annually from Water Tariffs and Higher-Margin
  Complementary Products and Services
• Revenues expected to exceed 75 million by 2010
• Five Potential Targeted Acquisitions in China

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NCVL- Significant Opportunities

• Proven Business Model
• 30-50 year Monopoly Water Concessions.
• Selectively acquire Ownership in Water Systems,
  partnering with local governments.
• Target Secondary Chinese Cities and Regions.
• Increase in Water Tariffs higher-margin
  consulting, complementary products and services,
  will drive revenues and margins.
• Effective water management and solutions will
  allow China to address its substantial water
  crisis.
• Large, Under-Served Market
• Chinas per capita water resources is only 1/4 of
  global average
• 400 of 668 cities face tremendous water
  shortages
• Pollution and low sewage treatment has
  dramatically decrease water quality
• Proven Management Team
• Former officials in the Chinese Ministry of Water
  with vast experience in water projects
• Chinese and international expertise in water
  management and government relations

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