Discoverpoint Restructures and Increases its Holdings

September 2009 -- Discoverpoint secures a Management Buy In (MBI) acquisition and brings the highly skilled team of both Emerging Development Investments LLC and Bond and Baker Investments Inc. into the company.

Discoverpoint Invests in Trade Finance Group

July 2009 -- Discoverpoint invests and takes controlling interest in D&T Global Enterprises Nigeria Limited, a Trade and Procurement Advisory firm with operations in Lagos, Nigeria. With this deal in place, Discoverpoint launches its Trade Finance Group with a goal of providing financing for international clients.

For more information: www.dpointfinance.com | +1 215 399 0073 (USA) | +234 1 440 6074 (Nigeria)

Discoverpoint Opens its Africa Offices

May 2009 -- Discoverpoint opens its Africa Headquarters in Lagos (Nigeria). This established our presence in Africa.
INSIGHT -- The economy of Nigeria is one of the fastest growing in the world, with the International Monetary Fund projecting a growth of 9% in 2008 and 8.3% in 2009 (Source IMF 2009). It is the second largest economy in Africa, and is a regional super power that is also the hegemon in West Africa.

Discoverpoint Launches its Private Equity Group and PE Fund

March 2009 -- Discoverpoint invests and launches its Private Equity Group, with a focus on opportunities in Sub Saharan Africa. Dpoint Fund I is kicked off as our incubator-fund. The funds focus is to invest in companies that provide demand driven products and services.

For more information: www.dpointcapital.com | +1 215 399 0073 (USA)

Discoverpoint Opens Office in Philadelphia (USA)

January 2009 -- Discoverpoint opens in Global Headquarters in Philadelphia, (USA). The proximity of the location provides the company easy access to major business centers such as New York and Washington DC.

Discoverpoint Launches

September 2008 -- Discoverpoint Holdings secures a Management Buy In (MBI) to bring in its founding partners and launches the holding company. Discoverpoint's focus is the emerging markets of Sub-Saharan Africa coined the "Final Frontier" by wall street investment groups.