GROWTH ACROSS DIVERSE MARKETS CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION CORPORATE OVERVIEW 2006

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1 GROWTH ACROSS DIVERSE MARKETS CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION

2 FIRST IN FLIGHT 100 YEARS TH ANNIVERSARY 2

3 CORPORATE OVERVIEW Diversified, international provider of highly engineered products and services Focus on advanced technologies High performance platforms Critical function components and subsystems Leadership in strategically aligned markets Longstanding customer relationships Product performance and reliability 3

4 DIVERSIFICATION IN DYNAMIC MARKETS Military Aerospace Ground Defense Marine Defense Motion Control 41% Metal Treatment 18% Flow Control 41% Commercial Aerospace Oil & Gas Nuclear Power 4

5 STRATEGIC, NICHE PRODUCTS Defense - Navy 24% Defense - Aerospace 14% Defense - Ground 8% High performance platforms require Innovative technologies Reliability in severe environments Precision design, engineering & manufacturing Other 16% Oil & Gas 10% Power Generation 11% Commercial Aerospace 17% Curtiss-Wright provides Critical function, niche products Integration from component design to subsystem solutions Nearly a century of engineering excellence 5

6 GROWING SALES AND PROFITS SALES ($ in millions) ($ in millions) +29% 5-Year CAGR $746 $955 $1,131 $1,250-1,275 OPERATING INCOME* $87 $ % 5-Year CAGR $137 $ $343 $513 $47 $ Est Est The Best 100 Mid-Cap Stocks Forbes (2005) Fast Track 50 List Defense News ( ) One of America s top 200 Small Companies Forbes ( ) Top 100 Hot Growth Companies Business Week (2002) Top 30 Aerospace Businesses Ranked by Operating Margin Flight International (2002) * Operating income normalized to exclude the effects of real estate sales and CW Pension Plan. 6

7 TOTAL SHAREHOLDER VALUE 20% 5-year Annualized Return $300 COMPARISON OF CUMULATIVE FIVE YEAR TOTAL RETURN $250 $200 $150 $100 $50 $0 Dec00 Dec01 Dec02 Dec03 Dec04 Dec05 CURTISS-WRIGHT CORP RUSSELL 2000 S&P SMALLCAP 600 INDEX S&P 500 AEROSPACE & DEFENSE 7

8 OPERATING SEGMENTS 2005 Revenue $466 million $465 million $199 million Flow Control Severe service valves, pumps, generators and electronic controls Defense Power Generation Oil and Gas Processing General Industry Motion Control Flight controls, sensor and drive technologies, and embedded computing Defense Commercial Aerospace General Industry Metal Treatment Shot peening, laser peening, heat treating and specialty coatings Commercial aerospace Automotive Power Generation Oil and Gas Processing Defense General Industry 8

9 FLOW CONTROL 9

10 FLOW CONTROL SALES +37% 5-year CAGR $341,271 $388,139 $466, Business Units 4 14 Employees 529 1,956 Sales / EE.. $ 184,300 $ 238,500 $172,455 $97,486 $98,257 Product Divisions: Electro-Mechanical Systems, Control Systems, Valves, & Commercial Power OPERATING INCOME MARKETS SERVED 10.5% Operating Income ($000) Operating Margin 10.9% $10,276 $10, % $20, % $39,991 $44, % $54, % Defense 21% General Industrial 6% Automotive 10% 2000 Oil & Gas 29% Power 34% Defense 47% 2005 Other 4% Oil & Gas 24% Power Generation 25% 10

11 FLOW CONTROL Products & Markets Naval Defense Nuclear propulsion system components Valves (butterfly, globe, gate, control, safety, relief, solenoid) Pumps Motors and generators Instrumentation and controls Non-nuclear products Smart leakless valves Ball valves Steam generator control equipment Air-driven fluid pumps Engineering, inspection and testing services Aircraft carrier launch and retrieval equipment Advanced electromagnetic systems Instrumentation and control systems Ground Defense Electromagnetic gun pulsed power supply system Oil and Gas Processing Valves DeltaGuard coker valve Pressure relief valves Safety valves Triple offset butterfly valve Boltless slide valve Fluid catalytic cracking devices Solenoid, gate and globe valve Web-enabled process control software Nuclear Power Generation Reactor coolant pumps Motors Control rod drive mechanisms Valves Solenoid, gate and globe valves Containment air lock doors Fasteners Diamond wire cutting Engineering inspection, testing and qualification Inventory management systems General Industrial Directional control valves Pneumatic valves 11

12 MOTION CONTROL 12

13 MOTION CONTROL SALES $265,905 $233, % 5-Year CAGR $388,575 $465, Business Units 6 16 Employees 557 2,219 Sales / EE 1.. $ 227,600 $ 270,000 $126,771 $137, on comparable basis to 2000 Product Divisions: Engineered Systems, Embedded Computing, Integrated Sensing OPERATING INCOME MARKETS SERVED 12.2% $15,463 Operating Income ($000) Operating Margin 12.7% 14.0% $19, % $29,579 $30,350 $44, % $50, % General Industrial 6% Automotive 3% Defense 24% 2000 Commercial Aerospace 67% Defense- Land 18% Commercial Aerospace 25% 2005 General Industrial 10% Defense- Aerospace 32% Other 5% Defense- Navy 10% 13

14 MOTION CONTROL Products & Markets Commercial & Military Aerospace Large transports & fighter jets Secondary flight control actuation systems Utility actuation systems Weapons bay door actuation and drive systems Weapons hoisting systems Fire detection and suppression control systems Position sensors Business/regional jets Throttle quadrants Position sensors Helicopters Rotor ice protection systems Air data computers Radar warning systems Acoustic processing systems Flight data recorders Position sensors Repair and overhaul services OEM component repair & overhaul services 3 rd party R&O and logistics support services Unmanned aerial vehicles Integrated mission management computers Weapons hoisting systems Ground Defense Tanks and light armored vehicles Digital electromechanical aiming and stabilization systems Fire control, sight head and environmental control processors Single board computers for target acquisition systems Suspension systems Ammunition handling systems Naval Defense Shipboard helicopter handling systems Aircraft Ship Integrated Secure and Traverse (ASIST) systems Recover, Assist, Secure and Traverse (RAST) systems Hangar doors Marine propulsion Marine engine diesel valve injection systems Other Military & Government High performance data communication products Power conversion products Space programs Control electronics Security systems Perimeter intrusion detection equipment FAA Airport surface detection equipment radar video processing General Industrial Markets Automated industrial equipment Air, sea and ground simulation Automated airport passenger bridge systems Force transducers Joystick controllers Sensors Faders High speed trains Electromechanical tilting systems for high-speed trains 14

15 METAL TREATMENT 15

16 METAL TREATMENT SALES $105,318 $107,807 $138,895 $107, % 5-Year CAGR $178,324 $198, Business Units Employees 1,135 1,603 Sales / EE.. $ 93,000 $ 120,000 Product Portfolio: Shot Peening, Peen Forming, Laser Peening, Specialty Coatings, Heat Treating OPERATING INCOME 22.3% $23,502 Operating Income ($000) Operating Margin $34,470 $28, % 15.8% 17.3% 13.4% 13.7% $19,513 $19,055 $14, MARKETS SERVED Automotive 21% General Industrial 23% 2000 Commerical Aerospace 38% Oil & Gas Defense Power 8% 6% 4% Automotive 30% Oil & Gas 3% 2005 Defense 8% Power 2% Commercial Aerospace 38% General Industrial 18% 16

17 METAL TREATMENT Products & Markets Commercial Aerospace Shot peen forming Wing skins Shot peening Aircraft structural components Landing gear components Turbine engine rotating components Laser peening Turbine engine rotating components Coatings Fasteners Sliding components Heat Treating Aluminum structural components Automotive Shot Peening Engine and transmission components Heat Treating Miscellaneous engine, transmission and structural components Coatings Fasteners Sliding components General Industrial Shot Peening Highly stressed metal components susceptible to fatigue Welded components subject to distortion Architectural structures Heat Treating Miscellaneous aluminum and steel components Coatings Fasteners Components subject to sliding wear 17

18 MARKETS Naval Defense Aerospace Defense Ground Defense Defense Commercial Commercial Aerospace Nuclear Power Generation Oil & Gas Processing General Industry 18

19 NAVAL DEFENSE Submarines Electronic Controls Flow Control Electronic controls Pumps, motors, valves Secondary propulsion Motion Control Embedded computing Cable Handling Systems 19

20 NAVAL DEFENSE Nuclear Propulsion Secondary Propulsion System Motor- Generators Auxiliary Pumps Ship Service Generators Main Coolant Pumps Valves 20

21 NAVAL DEFENSE Aircraft Carriers Pumps, Motors, Generators & Valves Advanced Aircraft Handling Technologies Advanced Arresting Gear ElectroMagnetic Launching Systems EMALS AAG Smart, leakless, pressure relief and safety valves for critical functions 21

22 NAVAL DEFENSE Other DDG RAST/ASIST Helicopter Landing Systems & Hangar Doors DDX Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) 22

23 AEROSPACE DEFENSE Programs F-22 Raptor (Boeing) F/A-18 Hornet & Super Hornet (Boeing) F-16 Fighting Falcon (Lockheed Martin) Global Hawk (Northrop Grumman) F-35 JSF (Lockheed Martin) UH-60 Black Hawk (Sikorsky) 767 Tanker (Boeing) CH-47 Chinook (Boeing) J-UCAS (Boeing) Tornado (EADS) AH-64 Apache (Boeing) Typhoon (Eurofighter) V-22 Osprey (Bell/Boeing) Multi-mission Maritime Aircraft (Boeing) 23

24 AEROSPACE DEFENSE Products F-22 Weapons Bay Door Drive System Global Hawk Mission Management Computer Navigation Subsystems Air Data Computer V-22 Cockpit Control Feel & Drive Actuator Airborne Recorder Position Sensors Flight Control Computer Logic Module F-22 Leading Edge Flap Actuation System Torque Sensor SBC, DSP, Graphics, I/O Cards F-18 Canopy Actuator 24

25 AEROSPACE DEFENSE F-22 Raptor Leading Edge Flap Actuation System Position Sensors Weapons Bay Door Drive System 25

26 AEROSPACE DEFENSE F-35 JSF Thermal Control System Motor & Rotary Position Sensor Electronic Warfare (EW) Processor cardset Ordnance Hoist System (OHS) & Ordnance Quick Latch System (OQLS) LEFA Position Sensors 26

27 AEROSPACE DEFENSE F-18 Hornet Position Sensors Embedded Computing Cards Canopy Actuator 27

28 AEROSPACE DEFENSE V-22 Osprey Position Sensors Cockpit Controls 28

29 AEROSPACE DEFENSE GLOBAL HAWK Integrated Mission Management Computer Sensor Management Unit 29

30 AEROSPACE DEFENSE P8-A MMA Trailing Edge Flap Rotary Actuator Trailing Edge Flap Position Sensor Gearbox Position Sensors Weapons Bay Door Actuation Trailing Edge Flap Drive 30

31 AEROSPACE DEFENSE UH-60 BLACK HAWK Radar Warning Receiver System Logic Module 31

32 GROUND DEFENSE Programs 32

33 GROUND DEFENSE Products Power Supplies Hydropneumatic Suspension System Targeting System Turret Drive Stabilization System Position Sensors Gunner Handles Obsolescence Management Fire Control Computers Ammunition Handling Systems SBC, DSP, Graphics, I/O Cards Autoloader and Replenishment Controller 33

34 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Embedded Computing Open Architectures Product Families Single Board Computers Enabling Technologies PowerPC, X86 Advanced Switching Comms & I/O Interfaces Serial 232/422/ , Discrete I/O IEEE 1394, USB Software Capabilities RTOS Support VxWorks, Linux INTERGRITY LynxOS, Solaris Applications Mission Computers IFF Command & Cntrl Digital Signal Processing Video & Graphics Data Comms PowerPC, FPGA Serial RapidIO ATI Graphics JPEG FPGA, Qlogic FC Gigabit switches Ethernet 10/100/1000 StarFabric/SRIO/ASI RS -170/343, DVI LVDS, Radar analog FlatLink, OpenLDI sfpdp, SCRAMNet SCSI, Fibre Channel DSP Tools DSP Libraries IPC/GBM Graphics/Video OpenGL/X11 Scan Convert Communications MIL-STD-1553 Ethernet, FC Radar Data Fusion Signal Intelligence Countermeasures Naval Workstations Air Traffic Control Simulation/Training Stream Computing Subsystems Enclosures, PSUs Partners CANbus, ARINC -429 A/D, D/A Custom Buses CMMI S/W Devel t Motion Ctrl Laws Test * Validation Drivers Motion Control Power Mgmt & Ctrl Data concentrator VME/V46 cpci P/XMC PCI New Products Services Safety Certifiable S/W Technical Support Custom Engineering CM Services Lifecycle Services Enabling Strategies Time to Market, R&D Investment Effectiveness, Technology Discontinuities, Engineering & Marketing Execution 34

35 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY EM GUN $30 million development contract for Pulse Power Supply EMGUN An Electro-Magnetic Gun Uses the Force from the Interaction of Electric Current and Magnetic Field All service branches have a need for EM Weapons PPS Projectile Hyper velocity means high lethality and assured target defeat Mission flexibility - range of velocities Reduced vulnerability - no stored propellants Significant reduction in logistics burden Congressionally Mandated MOA ensures cross Services benefit Existing weapons system are powder based and limited by laws of physics Power Conventional Propulsion Storage A Conventional Gun Accelerates a Projectile with Hot, High Pressure Gas EM Rail gun 35

36 COMMERCIAL AEROSPACE Platforms Flight control actuation Sensors & data recording Shot peening, wing forming & coatings Boeing 787 Boeing 737 Eclipse Business Jet Airbus A

37 COMMERCIAL AEROSPACE Products Trailing Edge Position Sensor Gear Box Cargo Door Rotary Actuation Navigation Subsystems Airborne Recorder Smoke Detection System Flight Control Computer Wing forming Laser Peening Air Data Computer Cockpit Control Actuator SBC, DSP, Graphics, I/O Cards Position Sensors 37

38 EXPANDING MARKETS Regional Jets Aircraft Computer System Pilot Controls Position Sensors 38

39 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Helicopters Rotor Ice Protection System (RIPS) Senses & removes ice build up on blades FAA-certified for all-weather flight safety Rotor Ice Detection and Protection System Position Sensors 39

40 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Laser Peening 50 projects currently in development Aircraft structural components, landing gear, turbine engine parts & helicopter gears Critical components used in oil and gas exploration Engine and transmission components for the competitive auto racing industry Medical implants, such as hip and knee joints Hybrid forming of wing skin panels (shot and laser peening) 40

41 POWER GENERATION Plant upgrades, relicensing & restarts Innovative technology & qualification Domestic & international markets 41

42 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AP-1000 Advanced Reactor Design New construction on the horizon Selected for 2 U.S. sites 42

43 OIL + GAS Plant upgrades Innovative valve designs & software solutions 43

44 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DeltaValve Revolutionary Valve Technology Totally automated and sealed system Significantly reduces maintenance costs Increases throughput Enables processing of cheaper grades of crude oil 44

45 ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Digital Valve Controller Commercialization of advanced military technology for processing industry Provides revolutionary remote and internet controllable operation of critical valves in crude oil refining process Explosion proof hardware to operate in severe environment Redundant technology avoids catastrophic failure Predictive maintenance alerts and event collection of all processes First 6 sold and will be field operational in 2006 Primary Controller Board Backup Controller Board 45

46 GENERAL INDUSTRIAL 46

47 CW: NYSE Listed 77 YEARS In Sum: A Solid Investment Established Leader in Niche Markets Technology Market Position Competitive Cost Structure Diversified Business Plan Proven Ability to Grow Profitably Successful Integration of Acquisitions Future Outlook 47

48 SAFE HARBOR STATEMENT Forward-looking statements in this document are made pursuant to the Safe Harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of Such forwardlooking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. Such risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: unanticipated environmental remediation expenses or claims; a reduction in anticipated orders; an economic downturn; changes in the need for additional machinery and equipment and/or in the cost for the expansion of the Corporation s operations; changes in the competitive marketplace and/or customer requirements; an inability to perform customer contracts at anticipated cost levels; and other factors that generally affect the business of aerospace, marine, and industrial companies. Please refer to the Company s SEC filings under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, for further information. 48

49 GROWTH ACROSS DIVERSE MARKETS CURTISS-WRIGHT CORPORATION INVESTOR RELATIONS 2006