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09/16/2011 @ 10:25AM A correction from source is being issued with respect to the eMamba International Corp. release that was disseminated on September 16th at 7am ET. As part of the agreement, Mercosur has been granted 45 million "restricted common shares" of eMamba stock, which is equivalent to 25 percent of eMamba International Corp. The correct version follows: eMamba International Corp. (PINK SHEETS: EMBA), an emerging provider of cloud-based business management software and after-sales customer care services, announced today it has signed a three-year business development agreement with the Mercosur common market. Mercosur is a South American economic trade zone made up of four full-member states, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay, with a combined population estimated at more than 242,000,000. Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru are currently associate member states in Mercosur. During the term of the agreement, Mercosur's Chamber of Industry and Commerce will aide Mamba in developing its business and generating sales in Mercosur member countries. The agreement states that the Mercosur CIC will provide eMamba with advisory and consulting services across a range of specialty business functions, including management, marketing and public relations. Mercosur's services will include introducing eMamba to potential joint-venture partners that have an interest in implementing eMamba's comprehensive business services and solutions in the public and private sectors. As part of the agreement, Mercosur has been granted 45 million restricted common shares of eMamba stock, which is equivalent to 25 percent of eMamba International Corp. Additionally, the company welcomes Felix J. Mostelac, Director of the Mercosur USA Chamber of Industry and Commerce, has been appointed to the eMamba advisory board. Mr. Mostelac has extensive experience managing high-tech businesses and orchestrating technology, research and financial growth. In his role with the Mercosur USA Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Mr. Mostelac works directly with leaders in government and the private sector in numerous countries around the world. Previously, Felix was the President and CEO of Quality Business Enterprises Oil (Qubeoil) and President of Treasures of the Sea International. He has a Bachelor's Degree in International Business Management and has studied Industrial Engineering at the University of Engineering Science in Havana, Cuba. "We're very excited to be bringing our next-generation customer-care solution to the Mercosur common market," said eMamba's President and CEO Glen Huang. "This is a significant step forward for eMamba in the rollout of our business strategy, and we anticipate that we'll have many more developments to share with our shareholders in the near future." Contacts: eMamba International Corp. Investor Relations 1.877.285.4503 contact@vanguardir.com www.emamba.com |
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