World Mobile Holdings, Inc. Receives $10M Order for Lithium-Iron (LiFePO4) Batteries

NEW YORK, Sept. 6, 2012

"We are proud to announce this news to our shareholders and potential investors. This order from Linkcon Power is a great milestone for World Mobile, not only because we are entering the green energy market in China, but also Japan, Europe & North America," commented Jason Hu, Board Chairman and CEO of World Mobile.  "We are expecting to expand the Lithium-Iron (LiFePO4) Battery market in China and to start marketing our products in Japan, Europe & North America later this year.  The Chinese government is moving towards a green energy era after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. The potential market for batteries moving from the old Lead-Acid technology, to the new state-of-the-art and environmentally friendly, Lithium-Iron (LiFePO4) batteries, just in the field of data centers alone in the U.S. will be about 6 Giga-watt-hours."

About World Mobile Holdings Inc:
World Mobile Holdings, Inc. provides effective processed system, and customized systems integration, such as, integration of Surveillance Systems & Multimedia Signage, integration of Lithium-Iron Battery (LiFePO4) Modules, and systems for nursing & medical centers. Cooperating with the world's leading wireless operators, World Mobile's B to B business model has valuable assets to assist the major wireless operators around the world in fulfilling their needs of 3.5G and 4G / 5G wireless information services in order to satisfy their customers.

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