MADE IN USA INC.

Made in USA Inc.

Overview

Made in USA Inc. is a Nevada corporation that changed control on August 28, 2025 and refocused its business on reshoring manufacturing and origin verification technology. The company is in an early stage and has not yet generated material revenue from its new activities.

Core business areas

Certification and origin verification

• Objective: Help U.S. producers document and substantiate "Made in USA" and "Product of USA" claims.
• Revenue model: Certification fee plus an ongoing monthly subscription to maintain certification and keep origin records current.
• Go-to-market: Plan to reach producers primarily through a referral and affiliate network rather than a traditional sales force.
• Regulatory context: Services are designed to assist customers in meeting FTC country-of-origin claim standards and FSIS requirements for meat, poultry, and egg products.
• Status: Early stage; not yet generating material revenue.

Industrial technology — MIUSA Pulse (formerly MIUSA Signal)

• Product: An edge-AI solution adapted from consumer audio technology to monitor machines and structures by analyzing on-device audio/vibration signals.
• Technical approach: On-device analysis to detect early warning signs of equipment issues (bearing wear, misalignment, cavitation, belt slip, gear chatter) while minimizing data transmission and protecting privacy.
• Target applications: Factories, maritime engine rooms, rotating radar systems, bridges, and other critical infrastructure; designed to integrate with common industrial systems and protocols.
• Status: Early stage; not yet generating material revenue.

Growth strategy and reshoring plan

• Reshoring focus: Identify and acquire overseas manufacturing operations for relocation to the United States, initially targeting the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
• Target sectors: Semiconductor, LED, and small electric-motor production.
• Support: Plans to support acquired operations with certification, monitoring, and worker training capabilities.
• Financing: Intends to fund acquisitions and related technology/personnel arrangements through issuance of common stock once a trading market develops.
• Acquisition status: No acquisitions completed to date.

Government opportunities and market positioning

• Veteran-owned business pursuing government opportunities; CAGE Code and SAM.gov registration are pending.
• Pursues grants, contracts, and procurement aligned with federal priorities, including CHIPS and Science Act programs and USDA and DoD initiatives focused on domestic manufacturing and supply chain resilience.
• Competitive landscape: Competes with established certification firms, industrial IoT providers, and supply chain software vendors.
• Differentiation: Combines low-cost edge-AI monitoring repurposed from consumer audio technology with certification and reshoring services under a single Made-in-USA focus, and emphasizes veteran-owned, domestically focused positioning.

Regulatory considerations

• FTC: The company’s services are intended to help customers assemble the documentation needed to substantiate country-of-origin claims.
• FSIS: Services are positioned to assist with record-keeping and traceability requirements for meat, poultry, and egg products under 9 C.F.R. Part 412.
• The company does not grant regulatory approvals or relieve customers of their responsibility to substantiate claims.

People, facilities, and operations

• Corporate structure: Lean organization relying on executive officers, directors, and specialized third-party contractors and developers.
• Facilities: Operates via remote and virtual arrangements; holds no material owned or leased real property.
• Talent: Faces competition for technical talent and expects to expand the team as capital is secured.

Public filings and listing

• The company files with the SEC and is listed on OTC Markets under the ticker USDW.