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DALLAS, TX -- (Marketwired) -- 03/03/14 -- ProTek Capital/ Luxuriant Holdings (OTC Pink: PRPM) ("the Company") announces today Development of Proprietary ERP Software "MaryGen".

Luxuriant Holdings is currently developing ERP software completely customized for the cannabis marketplace. The software, MaryGen, will cover all aspects unique to the MJ marketplace such as; seed to sale and future accountability to the DEA and FDA. MaryGen covers all of the EPR needs of small to large companies. The company believes it will be a necessary as more states come online to legalization and the breath of products and retail outlets grow. MaryGen's market appeal will cross both the medical and recreational use. The company is on pace to be first to market with this custom multifunctional business tool that will aid companies in tracking their capital and products while maintaining regulatory compliance.

"I'm excited to report that MaryGen will come online in about two months and is projected to contribute to our overall revenue projections for this year in a healthy manner."

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Luther Jeffries
CEO
Protek/Luxuriant Holdings

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