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China Digital (CHID)

Powering China??™s $2.1 Billion Battery Market

'CHID announced that it will move its manufacturing operations to a new location in the Shenzhen region, providing it with 40% more production capacity. The new plant will provide E'Jenie a manufacturing area of nearly 65,000 square feet, up 50% from the 43,000 square feet at the current location.'

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CHID Investment Highlights

• China Digital is one of the fastest growing providers of power supply components for China's large and fast growing markets in mobile phones and other products.

• CHID has double-digit sales and earnings growth and a solid customer base in China's Shenzhen manufacturing center.

• CHID's new line of aluminum battery shells offer improved safety, capacity and electric conductivity over older steel models. Three months after the models have been introduced, sales are soaring. 

• Less than three years after its inception, E'Jenie has now increased its production capacity several times over, starting with one steel battery-shell line and now operating 14, as well as adding two aluminum battery-shell lines, two aluminum cap lines and 115 sets of testing equipment.

• CHID's subsidiary E'Jenie has been profitable since its May 2002 inception, and is expected to continue being so as the primary unit of CHID. Sales are expected to rise at least 20% in 2005.

• CHID has a strong balance sheet with $400,000 in cash and no long term debt.

• Recently announced that it has opened its first office in the United States. The Los Angeles-based office will serve as the new center of its operations in North America. The opening of this new office is part of the Company's overall strategy to begin its penetration of the U.S. market for its battery shells and other products and to increase its exposure to the U.S. investment community.
• Announced that it will move its manufacturing operations to a new location in the Shenzhen region, providing it with 40% more production capacity. The new plant will provide E'Jenie a manufacturing area of nearly 65,000 square feet, up 50% from the 43,000 square feet at the current location.
• Announced its preliminary earnings for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2004. The Company expects to report strong gains in both revenues and earnings for the fourth quarter and full year.
• The company owns its own research and development arm, which has just recently developed a proprietary technology of preventing air leaks on aluminum battery caps.

Overview 

China Digital (OTC BB: CHID), is a U.S. corporation with its business headquarters in Shenzhen, one of China's key manufacturing centers. Its primary business is the manufacture of components for batteries used in mobile phones, digital cameras, PDAs, laptop computers and other digital devices. The company has set a strategic goal of becoming the largest telecom-equipment producer, marketer and distributor in China, with a significant presence in the U.S. market as well.

With China becoming the world's manufacturing hub for cell phones and other digital mobile devices, CHID's wholly owned subsidiary E'Jenie is strategically positioned to supply vast numbers of battery shells for lithium-Ion batteries, an industry standard in today's digital world. With the E'Jenie acquisition, CHID is now a major presence in Chinese electronics manufacturing, with some 500 employees and potential to serve the worldwide market. U.S. investors are now able to gain a direct stake in a crucial part of the fast-growing market for electronic components in and outside of China.

Subsidiary

Shenzhen based E'Jenie Development Co., Ltd. was formed in May 2002 as a privately held company specializing in manufacturing and distribution of square battery shells (steel and aluminum) and aluminum battery caps for lithium-Ion batteries, the power source of today's ubiquitous digital mobile devices such as camera, MP3 players, cell phones, laptop computers and PDAs.

E'Jenie has continued to expand its operations following its November, 2004, acquisition by CHID. It has recently announced a move to new factory of 6,000 square meters (64,580 square feet), a 50% increase in production space. It now uses over 100 pieces of testing equipment and production machinery, and its highly skilled workforce now numbers over 500. The company owns its own research and development arm, which has just recently developed a proprietary technology of preventing air leaks on aluminum battery caps.

Recent News and Press Releases

China Digital Opens U.S. Headquarters

CHINA DIGITAL COMMUNICATION GROUP Files SEC form 8-K, Results of Operations, Financial Statements and Exhibits

China Digital Communication Group Increases Production Capacity by over 40% with New Plant

China Digital Communication Group Announces Preliminary Revenue and Earnings for Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2004

China Digital Communication Group Retains Investor Relations International for Expanded Shareholder Communications Effort

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