Noble International, Ltd' 21st Century Auto Body SolutionsSM

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Noble International, Ltd.21st Century Auto Body
SolutionsSM
September 2006
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SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT

• Certain statements made by Noble International,
  Ltd. (Noble) in this presentation and other
  periodic oral and written statements, including
  filings with the Securities and Exchange
  Commission, may be forward-looking statements
  within the meaning of the Private Securities
  Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These
  forward-looking statements, as well as statements
  which address operating performance, events or
  developments that we believe or expect to occur
  in the future, including those that discuss
  strategies, goals, outlook or other
  non-historical matters, or which relate to future
  sales or earnings expectations, cost savings,
  awarded sales, volume growth, earnings or a
  general belief in our expectations of future
  operating results, are forward-looking
  statements. The forward-looking statements are
  made on the basis of managements assumptions and
  estimations. As a result, there can be no
  guarantee or assurance that these assumptions and
  expectations will in fact occur. The
  forward-looking statements are subject to risks
  and uncertainties that may cause actual results
  to materially differ from those contained in the
  statements. Some, but not all of the risks,
  include our ability to obtain future sales our
  ability to successfully integrate acquisitions
  changes in worldwide economic and political
  conditions, including adverse effects from
  terrorism or related hostilities including
  increased costs, reduced production or other
  factors costs related to legal and
  administrative matters our ability to realize
  cost savings expected to offset price
  concessions inefficiencies related to production
  and product launches that are greater than
  anticipated changes in technology and
  technological risks increased fuel costs work
  stoppages and strikes at our facilities and that
  of our customers the presence of downturns in
  customer markets where the Companys goods and
  services are sold financial and business
  downturns of our customers or vendors and other
  factors, uncertainties, challenges, and risks
  detailed in Nobles public filings with the
  Securities and Exchange Commission. Noble does
  not intend or undertake any obligation to update
  any forward looking statements. For more
  information see www.nobleintl.com.

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What is a Laser Welded Structure (LWS)?

• Laser Welded Blanks (LWB) are created by laser
  welding flat sheet metal blanks of varying
  thickness, alloy and/or coatings
• Laser Welded Tubes (LWT) are made by rolling a
  flat sheet of steel into a tubular shape and
  laser welding the seam to create a tubular
  structure
• Advantages of LWS over conventional assembly
  methods include greater safety, reduced weight,
  fewer parts, less steel usage, higher quality and
  lower total cost

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Noble is North Americas Largest Laser Welder
2005 Market Share by Value-Added Revenue
Tailor 2
OEM 6
Procoil 2
Shiloh18
Noble 35
Olympic 3 - exited 2006
Powerlaser 9
TWB 26
Management estimates of flat blanks, excluding
tubular products
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Noble Leader in Largely Untapped MarketNorth
America (Billions)
Noble - 35
Potential Market For Noble Technology 6 Billion
2006 Estimated Market 1.2 Billion
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North America is only 24 of Global Vehicle
Production
North America 24
Europe 31
Asia 22
Other 7
Japan 16
World Wide Production 2006 Estimate 66 Million
Units
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Nobles Products Meet Todays Challenges

• Rising Steel Prices
• Higher Fuel Prices
• Uncertain Economy
• Increasing CAFE Requirements
• Tighter Safety Requirements
• Intense Global Competition
• Quality Performance Demands

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Noble International Facts

• Noble is a technology-driven growth company
  supplying automakers 21st Century Auto Body
  SolutionsSM
• Noble leads the industry in
• Ideas
• New product development
• Developing the first exposed/unexposed bodyside
  Ford F-150
• Designing and building proprietary laser welding
  systems
• Technology
• Launching industrys first laser-welded
  structural tube in late 2006
• Use of advanced high strength steels
• Laser-welded tube capabilities
• Manufacturing excellence
• Quality and cost
• Longest continuous weld, multi-linear welds
• Curvilinear laser welding capabilities and
  experience

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World Footprint of Noble
Brantford, ONT
Warren, MI
Stow, OH
Shelbyville, KY
Silao, MEX

• Six facilities worldwide
• 31 laser welding systems
• Capability to produce 20 Million laser-welded
  blanks annually

Adelaide, AUS
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OUR CUSTOMERS

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Nobles Roadmap Five Key Strategies

• Drive the Market
• Create New Technologies through Investment
• Introduce Existing Products Into New Markets
• Live and Breathe Continuous Improvement
• Increase Investor Awareness and Interest

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How Does Noble Drive Growth?

• Noble drives growth through
• Investment in RD
• Development of innovative, advanced products
• High levels of customer service and relationships
• Industry-leading quality
• Value Equation selling
• Lower total costs

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Revolution - Saving Automakers Hundreds of
Millions USD
Laser Welded Structures Can Save N. American
Automakers 2 Billion per Year
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Supporting Growth Higher Revenue Profit
Millions Except Per Share, EPS Excludes FAS 133
Effects Charges
Operating Earnings
Revenue
EBITDA
Diluted EPS


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Supporting Growth Strong Balance Sheet

• Funded 54 million in acquisitions and capital
  while reducing debt and accumulating cash
• Operating cash flow funds internal growth
  opportunities
• Credit facilities in place to support additional
  growth initiatives
• Strong cash generation supports further borrowing
  if needed