Lihua International Reports Third Quarter 2009 Financial Results  
  Lihua International to Present at the Brean Murray Carret & Co. 2009 China Growth Conference  
  Lihua International to Report Third Quarter 2009 Financial Results on Monday, November 16  
  Lihua International Appoints Kelvin Lau to Board of Directors  
  Lihua International Announces Production Capacity Expansion  
  Lihua International (LIWA) Chief Executive Officer to Ring The NASDAQ Stock Market Opening Bell  
  Lihua to Ring NASDAQ Opening Bell on October 12  
  Lihua International Retains The Piacente Group as Strategic Investor Relations Consulting Firm  
     

Lihua International, through its two wholly-owned subsidiaries, Lihua Electron and Lihua Copper, is a leading value-added manufacturer of copper replacement products for China’s rapidly growing magnet and fine wire market.

Lihua is one of the first vertically integrated companies in China to develop, design, manufacture, market and distribute lower cost, high quality, alternatives to pure copper magnet wire. Lihua’s products include copper-clad aluminum wire ("CCA") and recycled scrap copper wire. Primarily because of its high electrical conductivity, pure copper magnet wire is one of the fundamental building blocks in many components in a wide variety of motorized and electrical appliances such as dishwashers, microwaves and automobiles. Lihua CCA and recycled scrap copper wire are typically a low-cost substitute for pure copper wire, which allows our customers to realize significant cost savings with no loss of efficiency. We sell our products in China either directly to manufacturers or through distributors in the wire and cable industries and manufacturers in the consumer electronics, white goods, automotive, utility, telecommunications and specialty cable industries.

Lihua’s corporate and manufacturing headquarters are located in the heart of China’s copper industry in Danyang, Jiangsu Province. To serve its diverse base of approximately 300 customers, Lihua has representatives in cities throughout China.