MIAMI, July 21, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Legends Business Group (Pink Sheets:LGBS) today announced that the publicly traded exotic energy shares they acquired on January 20th 2011 have greatly increased in value.
"We at Legends are very proud of the research, growth, and innovation that the exotic energy company we invested in has accomplished," said Rudy Sablon, President and CEO of Legends. "Legends strives to seek out and find the most ground-breaking alternative energy projects available today, and we cannot wait to see what the company has to display at the upcoming 2011 Renaissance Free Energy Convention."
The 2011 Renaissance Free Energy Convention hosted at the Coeur d'Alene Resort will feature alternative energy projects as well as many other cutting edge energy products. Some of the events will focus on highly efficient solid-state battery charging systems, feature world-renowned speakers, and have hands-on workshops for building alternative energy motors and batteries.
Renaissance Charge sells very unique battery chargers, motor kits that are also more than just efficient battery chargers, and electronic parts related to the alternative energy technology. Renaissance products can be found on their website, http://www.r-charge.com, as well as ours, http://www.legendspower.com.
For more information on the 2011 Renaissance Free Energy Convention, please visit: http://www.r-charge.com/2011-Free-Energy-Convention_ep_45-1.html.
About Legends Business Group
Legends Business Group, Inc., was incorporated in March 2006, and is a publicly traded company. The company has recently refocused its purpose and has moved itself into the alternative and exotic energy marketplace. For more information please visit: http://www.legendspower.com.
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