Symbility Solutions Announces Amended RSA Plans

TORONTO, ON -- (Marketwired) -- 06/26/15 -- Symbility Solutions Inc. (TSX VENTURE: SY), a global leader developing cloud-based software applications for the property and health insurance industries, today announced that the Board of Directors of Symbility Solutions approved an amendment and restatement of its 2015 Canadian Restricted Share Award Plan and 2015 United States Restricted Share Award Plan (collectively, the "RSA Plans") to reserve a fixed number of shares issuable under the RSA Plans to ensure compliance with all current policy provisions of the TSX Venture Exchange.

About Symbility Solutions Inc.
Symbility® Solutions® (TSX VENTURE: SY) is a global provider of cloud-based and smartphone/tablet-enabled claims technology for the property and health insurance industries. Designed to be flexible and easy-to-use, Symbility Solutions' two product suites, Symbility Property™ and Symbility Health™, empower insurers to collaborate across the entire claims processing workflow and reduce costs while delivering a market-leading claims experience. For more information, please visit www.symbilitysolutions.com or follow Symbility on Twitter at @symbility and on LinkedIn at symbility-solutions.

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   Media Contacts:James R. SwayzeChief Executive OfficerSymbility Solutions Inc.(647) 775-8600, ext. [email protected] De Oliveira Marketing Director Symbility Solutions Inc.(647) [email protected] Contacts:Blair R. BaxterChief Financial OfficerSymbility Solutions Inc.(647) [email protected]

Source: Symbility Solutions Inc.

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