Sunergy Management Visits Sierra Leone and Liberia to Consolidate Equipment, Finalize in Country Mining Relations for 2015, and Complete Third Diamond Parcel Shipment

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Apr 27, 2015) -  Sunergy, Inc. ("Sunergy" or "the Company") (OTC PINK: SNEY) announced today that Management is leaving for Sierra Leone and Liberia to finalize the relocation and consolidation of its mining equipment to be Headquartered in Magburaka, Sierra Leone, to prepare appropriate licensing under National Mineral Association (NMA) Guidelines, and to prepare parcel #3 for shipment to our foreign buyer.

The lengthy Ebola outbreak in both Liberia and Sierra Leone has resulted in an unusual amount of diamond bearing gravels that have yet to be washed in Sierra Leone. With quarantines now lifted in Sierra Leone and the disease being under control in both countries, Management has determined to consolidate its Management and equipment in West Africa at its Magburaka compound in Sierra Leone. We are moving our 30 ton/hour Liberian Wash Plant and Loader to Sierra Leone and we will establish a suitable license with the NMA to govern its operation. Our 2 existing 6-inch dredges will also be relocated to Sierra Leone and will be immediately deployed under existing and new licensing arrangements.

CEO and President Garrett Hale says, "We will be joining our buyer's rough expert in country, and are very pleased to be the beneficiary of their personal expertise to evaluate our diamonds in country in Sierra Leone. Parcel #3 will be larger than Parcels #1 or #2, and will set the stage for a larger diamond export business for Sunergy."

Our building partner, Global Builders Group, Inc. ("GBG"): GBG has just established a new subsidiary in Georgia named Agrica, Inc. Agrica now controls 98.000 hectares of cleared land suitable for rice farming along the Sewa river in Sierra Leone and is involved in the joint ownership, management and operation of approximately 250,000 hectares of farm land suitable for rice farming and production in Nigeria. The Nigeria project has already been allocated 2 new rice mills from and financed by the Nigerian government. GBG will also be establishing an Energy subsidiary to undertake power and Oil project development in support of our building efforts in Nigeria. GBG also has proposed building opportunities in Mexico, Jamaica, DRC (Congo) and Ghana, where we have access through our Ghana partner to 85,000 sq. ft. of existing industrial space where we plan to develop a joint venture building materials factory to service Ghana, Ivory Coast and Nigeria. More info on GBG can be found at www.globalbuildersgroupinc.com