EastBridge Investment Group's Client, JKZ, a Bio-Phosphorus Fertilizer Company, Acquires Phosphate Mine

PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - August 18, 2009) - EastBridge Investment Group (EBIG) (OTCBB: EBIG) today announced that its client, Jinkuizi (JKZ), a Bio-Phosphorus
Fertilizer Company located in Foshan, China, has acquired a phosphate mine
in Hubei with a proven reserve of 10 million tons. The market price for
phosphate rocks is approximately $40 per ton. Phosphate is the key
ingredient for JKZ's production of bio-phosphorus fertilizer products. JKZ
uses micro-bacteria to extract phosphor from the phosphate rocks in order
to reduce environmental pollution and has several patents for this
proprietary technology.

The management of EBIG has begun the legal work to make JKZ a public
company as soon as possible. The market cap for JKZ is now estimated to be
more than $100 million with this acquisition. EastBridge is a major
shareholder in JKZ.

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