BY PR NEWSWIRE

Several shareholders have spoken with Robert W. Seiden, Esq. in New York to represent a group of shareholders to enforce the rights of the U.S. shareholders for acts detrimental to the investors including gross mismanagement, failure to comply with SEC orders and others in order to get a return of capital to the investors.

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BY U.S. COURT-APPOINTED RECEIVER FOR SINO CLEAN ENERGY INC.

Sino Clean Energy Inc. (NASDAQ “SCEI”) In an unprecedented and potentially ground-breaking ruling to hold a Chinese company accountable for harming investors by going dark on a US public stock exchange, Baowen Ren (“Ren”), the 45 year-old former chairman and CEO of the China-based clean energy company Sino Clean Energy Inc. (“SCEI”) was ordered jailed by Nevada State District Judge Bridgett E. Robb after a hearing in Reno, Nevada on February 16, 2016. Judge Robb ordered Ren in criminal contempt and ordered that a bench warrant be issued to imprison Ren for at least 25 days for his contempt and/or bring him before the court to answer for his contempt. . .

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BY PR NEWSWIRE

On January 4, 2016, Abakan and MesoCoat entered into a Satisfaction and Assignment Agreement (the “Satisfaction Agreement”) with secured creditors George Town, SA (“George Town”) and Sonoro Invest S.A. (“Sonoro”), as well as unsecured creditors Joseph T. Eberhard (“Eberhard”), and David van der Gulik, Warren Lydon, Philip Graves, Paul Ammon, Ammon & Associates and Vladimir Chernyakov (together the “Abakan Petitioning Creditors” and collectively with George Town, Sonoro and Eberhard, the “Creditors”), reflecting the terms of the Court Approved Transaction. Pursuant to the Satisfaction Agreement, Abakan transferred 77.5% of the outstanding stock and ownership in MesoCoat to the Creditors in satisfaction of approximately $6.24 million of claims by the Creditor’s against Abakan and MesoCoat. Under the terms of the Satisfaction Agreement, George Town received 38.75% of MesoCoat’s outstanding stock, Sonoro received 28.17% of MesoCoat’s outstanding stock, Eberhard received 7.44% of MesoCoat’s outstanding stock and the Abakan Petitioning Creditors received an aggregate of 3.14% of MesoCoat’s outstanding stock. Abakan retained 22.5% of MesoCoat’s outstanding stock.  In addition, MesoCoat agreed to pay in full the claims of certain creditors of MesoCoat in the aggregate amount of approximately $41,900 within 14 days of execution of the Satisfaction Agreement.  Further, pursuant to the Satisfaction Agreement, the Receiver will continue to serve as receiver over MesoCoat and Abakan for 91 days following the date of the Settlement Agreement. MesoCoat is continuing to pay other creditors in the ordinary course of business. . .

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