MANDEVILLE, LA--(Marketwire - Feb 6, 2012) - Syncronys International Inc., ("Syncronys") (PINKSHEETS: [ SNTL ]), a Company committed to the use of alternate energy sources in the replacement of fossil fuel energy generation equipment, announced today that it has received approval from Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, "FINRA," to be quoted on the OTC Markets and has commenced trading under the symbol "SNTL."

"We are proud to announce this news to our shareholders and appreciate their continued support during this process," commented Syncronys' CEO, Rex Gay. "We are dedicated to executing our business plan in order to increase value for all of our shareholders and look forward to communicating these plans in the near future."

About Syncronys International Inc:

Syncronys International Inc. is committed to expanding the use of Alternative Energy Sources in the replacement of fossil fuel energy generation equipment. The Company's initial focus is on providing:

• Solar Power Generators, lighting systems and unique solutions to power challenges requiring portability and mobility, as well as whole community and industrial and commercial solar solutions for power generation.
  
  
• Agricultural, residential, community and commercial water solutions utilizing solar driven water pumps. These solutions are cost effective and replace installations using windmills for small farms, and will also have the ability to bring water to third world countries for drinking, irrigation and general use.
  
  
• Consumer Solar chargers for cell phones, cameras and other small electronics. The products provide battery and solar backup for virtually any portable battery operated device.
  
  
• Wind Turbine technology suitable for residential, commercial, educational, agricultural and government applications.
  
  

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