Willcox International

Willcox International Holdings Inc. (Ticker: WINH) acquired American Infrastructure Corporation to develop high value raw materials supplying the global defense and infrastructure market. The products we target go to produce steel and alloys to support global development and socio-economic progress to create a more efficient economic environment.

"The Company utilizes its complete asset base to maximize returns for its investors in the new infrastructure market. The world is changing rapidly and with change is new opportunity to build modern and efficient infrastructure. The key to our success is the operating culture our team embraces that thrives on efficiency, safety and accountability, enabling the company to capitalize on all market cycles."

The Company is a growth-oriented business targeting both organic growth and acquisition opportunities of both stable operations and turn around projects with a high return on capital.

TR Mining and Equipment Limited

TR Mining, 51% ownership, is a diversified mineral asset with a focus on iron ore, titanium and vanadium with an initial estimated deposit of 212,925,000 tons of raw feedstock with an estimated 106,462,500 tons of ore body, based on an average of 50% magnetic material. Minerals identified include titanomagnetite, magnetite, hematite, ilmenite, plagioclase, quartz, epidote, olivine, augite, hornblende, apatite, calcite, garnet, hypersthene, rutile, zircon, etc.

McCoy Elkhorn

MEC is located in Pike County, Kentucky and currently has operating underground mines within the Glamorgan and Alma seams, with additional mines in development in the Alma, Cedar Grove and Pond Creek seams. MEC mines and sells metallurgical carbon, and utilizes its two state-of-the-art processing facilities with a combined capacity of 1,300 tons-per-hour, and batch-weight loadouts on the CSX railroad.

Wyoming County

WCC, located in Wyoming County, West Virginia, is one of the lowest cost rare earth opportunities in the United States that possesses both heavy and light rare earths that have already been extracted and intiailly concentrated through heavy media seperation. The company is not focused on partnering with its mining and processing partners to reextract and further concentrate such materials to be seperated and purified in the United States.

The company also owns surface and underground mining assets in the mid vol and high vol metallurgical carbon with onsite preparation plant and rail loadout on the Norfolk Southern railroad.

Knott County

KCC is located primarily in Knott County, Kentucky and will utilize both surface and underground mining methods in the Lower Elkhorn, Elkhorn 2, 3 & 3 Rider, Hazard 4 & 4 Rider, and Amburgey seams. KCC will mine and sell PCI and industrial product to the infrastructure industry and utilize its 400 ton-per-hour preparation plant and batch-weight loadout on the CSX railroad.

Deane Mining

Deane is located in Letcher County, Kentucky and will utilize surface and underground mining methods with an initial focus on PCI and semi soft metallurgical seams. The Deane complex has an onsite preparation plant and rail loadout on the CSX railroad with two rate districts. The preparation plant is a premier modern facility with processing capacity 800 ton per hour.