ATHENA Corporation of Brazil and TTT Holding Group, Inc'

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ATHENA Corporation of Brazil and TTT Holding
Group, Inc.

• Presents
• TTT-Vale do Assu Industrial Park
• of the
• Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

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TTT-Vale do Assu Industrial Park

• Five Seven Year Build out of a 12,500
  hectare
• Industrial Park.
• Phase I - Initial Primary Focus
• Energy/Environment - Farming Sunflowers (oil
  processed for bio-fuel)
• Food Processing - Farming of Fruits/Veg for
  market and
• exportation.
• Phase II - Potential Projects in Selection
  Process
• Shrimp Farming Processing
• Mining of Tungsten
• Nova Pipa Project
• Babassu Palm Tree
• Industrial Park - Helping the Community to
  Provide
• Employment Vocational/Tech Training
• Medical
• Housing

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Investment Commitments

• TTT-Holding Group, Inc.
• Financing
• Overview
• ATHENA Corporation of Brazil
• 12,500 Hectares of land, with concessions.
• 500 Hectares of land in Assu. (100 year
  concession )
• 6000 Hectares (100 year concession 100 year
  renewable)
• 6000 Hectares (100 year concession 100 year
  renewable)
• ( USD 1,625,000.00 value )
• Supervision Mgmt of Industrial Park

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North East Region of Brazil
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Rio Grande do Norte
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RIO GRAND DO NORTE
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ADVANTAGES OF LAND LOCATION

• ROADS Two lane asphalt roads,
• bordering site and neighboring cities.

Paved Roads Directly to Industrial Park Site
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ADVANTAGES OF LAND LOCATION

• Electrical Power
• Plentiful electrical power through the
  city of Assu within access of project location.

Electrical Lines Running Outside of Roads to Site.
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ADVANTAGES OF LAND LOCATION
RIO GRANDE DO NORTE The combination of five
feet of top soil, temperature, humidity, and
sunlight, provide excellent growing conditions
for fruits. Located along the equator providing
year round average temperatures of 80 degrees and
sunshine 12 -13 hours each day, 3600 hours per
year. Irrigated fruit cultivation makes harvest
possible any time of the year. Another
advantage is the fact that the Rio Grande Do
Norte is known as the area free of fruit flies,
certificated by the Brazilian Agriculture
Ministry since January 2003, and monitored by the
Fitosanitary Executive Committee of the Rio
Grande do Norte COEX.
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ADVANTAGES OF LAND LOCATION

• Railways - New rail system to be constructed from
  Mosoro to the Port of Natal with immediate access
  within our industrial Park. Construction to
  begin in 2007.
• Water - 500 hectares has water on site. The
  remaining 12,000 hectares will require 6
  kilometers of concrete channel to water basin at
  valley to provide irrigation.
• Immediate Cash Flow Immediate planting of
  sunflowers on 450 hectares to be processed for
  Petro Bras for bio-fuel, to provide cash flow.
• Workforce Available - 20,000 employable workers
  in the city of Assu.
• Internal Support Ultimate commitment and
  support of local and city government and
  businesses Mayor of Assu, Ronald Da Fonseca
  Soares, and Agricultural Development from Sebrae,
  Fernando Antonio de Sa Leitao Morais.

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Two Sea Ports Available
Seaport Access Two Ports Available Port of
Natal, 120 miles from our site. Sea Port
currently has cold storage and cold storage
shipping. Future Port expansion is planned for
the Port Arera Branca for fruits/vegs/produce
approximately 50 miles from site.
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PORT OF NATAL

• 24 Hours of Operation
• Regular shipping line to Europe.
• Door to door cold storage.
• Specializing in the operation of palletized cargo
  and container operation.
• Specializing in the movement of refrigerated
  cargo. (fruit, shrimp and fish)

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Site Photo - Industrial Park - Vale do Assu
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Site Photo Industrial Park - Vale do Assu
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Photos of land
Site Photo Industrial Park - Vale do Assu
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Dirt Road inside Industrial Park Site
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PHASE I FARMING OF SUNFLOWERS FOR BIODIESEL
The New Fuel From Brazil
In 2005, Brazil produced 16.5 billion liters of
fuel ethanol (45.2 of the worlds total) with
the US a close second at16.2 billion liters, or
44.5 of the total. Ethanol provides roughly 40
of Brazils non-diesel fuel and 2-3 of US
non-diesel fuel.
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BIODIESEL, produced mainly from rapeseed, or
sunflower seed, comprises 80 of Europes total
biofuel production. The EU accounted for nearly
89 of all biodiesel production worldwide in
2005.
In Brazil, the government hopes to build on the
success of the ethanol program by expanding the
production of biodiesel. All diesel fuel must
contain 2 biodiesel by 2008 increasing to 5 by
2013 and the government hopes to ensure that poor
farmers in the north and the northeast receive a
fair share of the economic benefits of biodiesel
production. (www.worldwatch.org/mode/4081
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A Plan to Juice Up Brazil's Fruit Exports

• According to the president of the IBRAF, Moacyr
  Saraiva Fernandes, Brazil has revenues of US 75
  million with juice, pulp and fruit nectar
  exports. The target established for 2010 is US
  200 million!
• Brazil is currently the third largest fruit
  producer in the world. It loses only to China and
  India. The world fruit market grows 14 a year,
  according to information supplied by the ABDI.
  Brazil also has a target stipulated for fruit
  export. They currently total US 440 million a
  year, but should reach US 1 billion by 2010,
  according to Fernandes, from the IBRAF.

• The values do not include the orange juice
  sector, whose figures are greater. Brazil is the
  greatest exporter of orange juice in the world.
  The sector generates revenues of
• US 1.5 billion to the country.

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PHASE I FRUIT FARMING PROCESSING Customer
Base Market
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PHASE II Potential Projects in Selection
Process

• Many Many Project Opportunities
• Shrimp Farming
• Mining of Tungsten
• Babassu Palm Tree
• Nova Pipa Project

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PHASE II Tungsten in Steel

• Tungsten was among the first alloying elements
  systematically used - as early as the middle of
  the last century - to improve steel properties.
  It has been one of the most important alloying
  constituents in tool steels and constructional
  steels and was added to enhance the properties of
  hardness, cutting efficiency and speed of tools.
• These highly alloyed steels are used primarily in
  working, cutting and forming of metal components.
  They must thus possess high hardness and
  strength, combined with good toughness, over a
  broad temperature range.
• During World War II, a shortage of tungsten and
  an increasing demand for tools forced US and
  European steel makers to find a substitute, and
  molybdenum was chosen to replace tungsten in
  varying percentages. This was also cost efficient
  as the price was lower and the atomic weight is
  only half that of tungsten (1 Mo is roughly
  equivalent to 2 of W).

Tungsten is added to steel to enhance the
properties of hardness, cutting efficiency and
speed of tools.
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Most Tungsten concentrates are processed
chemically to ATP (ammonium paratungstate. Secon
dary raw materials like oxidized scrap and
residues are important feed for chemical tungsten
processing. Tungsten scrap due to its high
tungsten content in comparison to ore is a very
valuable raw material. Since ATP is the product
traded in the largest quantity, the market relies
more and more upon the APT quotation as a price
guide.
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NOVA PIPA PROJECT
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The School
The Square
The Church
This project will attend the local community
needs, as well as taking care of the interests of
the people who will be in the hotels in the
future, so they will have the guarantee of a good
service in the health area and a good leisure and
entertainment.
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TTT BRAZILMERCOSUL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY VALE
DO ACU INDUSTRIAL PARK DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

• JOINT VENTURE PARTNERS
• Athena Corporation of Brazil 50.00
• Members
• Walter Ferreira dos Santos 25.00
• Stephen Kirk 12.50
• Christina Kirk 12.50
• TTT Holding Group, Inc. 50.00

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Multi-Year Build-Out Plan for Project

• PHASE I - Fall 2007 Spring 2008
• Building One 5,000 square meters TTT Brazil
  Headquarters, Superintendent/Admin for Sunflower
  farming and bio-fuel.
• Piping and Irrigation Development
• Farming Planting of sunflowers, fruits, and
  vegetables.
• Building Two 5,000 square meters Machine
  Shop/HVAC
• Building Three - 10,000 square meters
  Fruit/Veg Processing Plant (initial pilot
  plants, to be expanded as needed.)
• Building Four - 10,000 square meters -
  Logistics Warehousing
• PHASE II - Fall 2008 Spring 2009
• Building Five 10,000 square meters Project
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• Building Six 10, 000 square meters Offices
  Rentals
• Building Seven 10,000 square meters Project
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• Housing Affordable Family Housing Units
• PHASE III - Fall 2009 Spring 2010
• Building Eight 10,000 square meters TBD
• Medical Offices / Medical Clinic
• Building Nine 5,000 square meters TBD

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• PROJECTIONS - PHASE I - FALL 2007 Spring 2008
• Site Infrastructure Work
• (Paid and provided by government of Brazil)
• Roads are provided to the Industrial Park Site.
• Power Source (electrical line access at the site
  location
• (Work to be completed by Joint Venture)
• Excavation 80 of the first 500 Hectares
  already cleared.
• All water sewer lines needed for industrial park.
• Roads inside the Industrial Park
• Building One 5,000 square meters TTT Brazil
  Headquarters, Superintendent/Admin space for
  Sunflower farming.
• Piping and Irrigation Development
• Farming Planting of sunflowers, fruits and
  vegetables.
• Building Two 5,000 square meters Machine
  Shop/HVAC

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KEY PERSONEL
Financing Overview Alex Dely 30 years
experience Admin Accounting Christina
Kirk 30 years experience Construction Mgmt
Steve Kirk 30 years experience Industrial Park
Mgmt Walter Ferierra dos Santos 20 yrs
experience

• LOCAL COMMITMENTS
• Marketing Planning Cesar Edgardo Torres
  Funes Planning Corp
• Farming / Fruits /Veg Fernando Antonio de Sa
  Leitao Morais Sebrae Corp
• Corp Agricultural Consultant
• Tungsten Mining Mario Tavares
  Director Emprogeo, LTDA
• Jose Vilanir Director Emprogeo, LTDA

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CONTACT US

• ATHENA CORPORATION
• In Sao Paulo, Brazil In Overland Park,
  KS USA
• Walter Ferierra dos Santos
  Steve Kirk Chris Kirk walterfsantos_at_hotmail.com
  stevekirk_at_waltonbuilt.com
• 011-55-11-8441-3922 816-985-7790
• TTT HOLDING GROUP, INC.
• In Tucson, AZ USA
• Alex Dely
• dely_at_ttthg.com
• 520-721-4336