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Syncronys International Announces That They Have Signed a Letter of Intent to Acquire Zillacomm, Inc. and Zillacomm Canada Comp


Published on 2012-08-07 14:16:02 - Market Wire
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August 07, 2012 17:00 ET

Syncronys International Announces That They Have Signed a Letter of Intent to Acquire Zillacomm, Inc. and Zillacomm Canada Companies That Are in the Business of Designing and Building Wireless Networks for Major Wireless Companies

MANDEVILLE, LA--(Marketwire - Aug 7, 2012) - Syncronys International (PINKSHEETS: [ SNTL ])

Syncronys International is pleased to announce that they have signed a Letter of Intent to acquire Zillacomm, Inc. and Zillacomm Canada.

With expected annual revenues exceeding $15 Million, Zillacomm is a North American Infrastructure EF&I provider in Telecommunications and Energy sectors. Specifically, Zillacomm offers Commercial Carrier Wireless Networks and Energy Utilization, Renewable Energy applications, and Smart Grid systems. According to Rex Gay, Syncronys CEO, "Zillacomm's ground-breaking infrastructure systems will enable a technology and implementation convergence for Syncronys's renewable energy products, smart grid products and systems, communications, and security solutions." With integration opportunities that include Smart-Grids, Micro-Grids, Analytics, Energy Management, Wireless Services, and Cloud based applications and support, Zillacomm is projecting a 500% increase in overall sales over the next 5 years. 

Syncronys offers a comprehensive product and technology strategy to provide a wide range of green energy applications, Micro Utility, Micro Grid and Smart Grid initiatives on any domestic and international level. Acquisition is in due diligence process by both parties.

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