Oct 7 2014
Sunergy, Inc. announced today that operations commence again in Liberia as rains are beginning to subside.
Our crews are pleased that the weather is currently diminishing and the rain has subsided enough to start up the dredges and begin washing for diamonds. We have prepared a substantial pit where our dredges can be used as wash plants in the Lofa area. This break in the weather comes as a pleasant surprise as we did not expect weather conditions to be favorable so early.
Ebola is a continued concern amongst all our workers, but safe practices and working at the site has prevented exposure to date. We are very proud of our team and want to praise them for their continued diligence. We feel that keeping them working at the site offers them an opportunity to work in an unaffected area and avoid having to seek work in other areas which may prove to be unsafe.
Sunergy President and CEO Garrett Hale said: "I am encouraged by the early start and realize that this is a landmark event for Sunergy: to have operations starting in early October, when past seasons have only commenced in the first quarter after mining season( dry season) opens. Sunergy is truly developing into a solid company with it reaching its goals in a more expedient manner. Sunergy has come a long way, most importantly by setting the tone of being a diligent company that only accepts success. We already are receiving praise for not running away from the Ebola crisis. I am proud to have the rapid advisory board growth, from substantial businessmen and shareholders, with the focus on adding additional input to our management team as we forge into a prosperous and diverse future. With the perseverance of management and all the multi-country connections Sunergy has acquired, we are truly poised to be a successful, profitable and well respected company".
Sierra Leone; local management is diligently seeking the appropriate locations and proper licensing to begin our dredging operations as well. We previously stated a substantial quantity of gold was discovered prior to the September rains. Our efforts are designed to develop this area as soon as possible, now that the rains are subsiding. Our local management is currently working toward placing this area under license.