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E-SOL International Corp. (E-SOL) is a US based public Holding Company that is divided into three separate corporations in which E-SOL owns 100% of the outstanding stock. The three corporations that E-SOL International owns and operates are the International Country Club Corp. (ICCC), J.G. Capital Corp. and Electrificacion y Proyecto S.A. de C.V.. Each corporation has direct synergy and enhancement value to add to E-SOL International’s goal of developing a minimum of five different

“MONARCH”

branded Resorts over a five year period.

ICCC is a Mexican corporation that offers a worldwide country club membership and also owns the “

MONARCH

Cancun” property and resort development. J.G. Capital Corp. has a substantial net worth and has been the financial arm of E-SOL International Corp. Electrificacion y Proyecto S.A. de C.V. is the permitting and construction management division of E-SOL International Corp. It supervises all the land acquisition, permitting, and building partners in the present and future developments. The company is comprised of a select group of architects, engineers and biologists who are the leaders in their respective fields in Mexico.

E-SOL International and its three subsidiaries has developed a revolutionary marketing plan that combines membership in an international country club, a free vacation package, and a “no risk” method of financing a 1/13^th interest in a three bedroom three bath villa in a world class resort. The resorts will be located in prime real estate appreciating areas of the world such as Cancun, Mexico. This unique marketing package will enable each development to be presold in a rapid manner.

E-SOL currently trades on the over-the-counter U.S. stock market under the symbol ESIT. E-SOL International will be submitting an application to trade on the American (AMEX) Stock Exchange. Management is confident that the company has met all of the criteria necessary to sustain the listing.

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