DALLAS, TX--(Marketwired - Nov 7, 2013) - ProTek Capital, Inc. (OTC Pink: PRPM) today announced a plans to finalize subsidiary spinoff plans next week. ProTek senior management and subsidiary management will meet next week to construct comprehensive spinoff plan to include a schedule of spinoffs and corresponding dividends.

ProTek has recently refocused on the Clean Technology market sector. Several announcements regarding specific steps toward the Clean Technology sector have recently been released. In conjunction with the new focus, management plans to spinoff ProTek's existing subsidiaries. The spinoff plan includes independently listing each subsidiary on the OTC Markets trading platform and issuing stock in each subsidiary to the shareholders of ProTek through a property dividend. Four subsidiaries have been selected for a planned spinoff. The meeting next week has been scheduled to detail the subsidiary spinout and dividend plan.

As details on the planned spinoff's and property dividends are worked out, ProTek will continue to regularly issue shareholder updates regarding developments surrounding the pursuit of the Clean Technology market and the anticipated spinoff of existing subsidiary operations.

About ProTek Capital, Inc.

ProTek Capital, Inc. has historically concentrated on acquiring a portfolio of unique and promising, high-growth potential companies. The portfolio industry focus has changed and evolved over time and the MotoVox® acquisition would represent the next evolutionary step into the burgeoning market for low cost, high efficiency "greener" power-train systems.

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