NEW YORK, Jan. 24, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Unsettled markets can be a blessing in disguise for investors nimble enough to seize the opportunities uncovered by the storm. Wall Street Reporter will once again help uncover just such opportunities at their upcoming Small-Cap Discovery Conference, which will introduce an elite audience of market professionals to EastBridge Investment Group (OTCBB:EBIG) and four other companies with the potential to deliver tomorrow's returns.
The event, which is being held on February 26th at the Harvard Club in New York City, from 4:30 to 7:30 PM, will provide investors an opportunity to hear CEOs of five companies with significant growth potential lay out their investment propositions.
Among those currently scheduled to present is Keith Wong, president and CEO of Asia-focused incubator EastBridge Investment Group (OTCBB:EBIG). Mr. Wong be on hand to explain how a thriving portfolio of client companies in China and India is likely to translate into profits in 2008 and beyond.
According to Wong, EastBridge signed twice as many clients in 2007 as he initially expected, effectively providing potential shareholders with a proxy for the Chinese economic boom in particular.
Highlights will likely include:
-- More detail on the value-added services EastBridge provides client
companies' shareholders, as well as the value it is building for
its own investors.
-- Why the company will continue to collect equity in exchange for
its services in order to build a "substantial" portfolio of
strategic interests, especially in the energy, agriculture and
property sectors.
-- The prospect of substantial revenue and profit creation ahead.
Previous Small-Cap Discovery Conferences have exposed investors to many stocks that later became blockbusters; with numerous presenting companies having gone on to post gains of 300% to 1,000% after the event.
The conference is open to qualified investors, fund managers, analysts and investment bankers. Seating for the event is limited and advance registration is required. Registration information, as well as a complete list of presenting companies, is available at http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/sdc. In addition, the presentations will also be webcast live on Vcall and available for download on Wall Street Reporter's website after the event.
Following the presentations, there will be an informal networking cocktail reception, which will give attendees a chance to network with the presenters and other deal makers, analysts, and other investment professionals in attendance.
Executives of public companies interested in presenting at this or future monthly events hosted by Wall Street Reporter should contact Jack Marks, Wall Street Reporter Publisher, at (212) 363-2600 ext 1 or jmarks@wallstreetreporter.com.
Wall Street Reporter (Est. 1843) is the premier source of investment information on global public companies in high-growth sectors. Through its magazines, special reports, website, and conferences, WSR presents unique opportunities for discovering stocks before they appear on the radar of Wall Street. Visitors to its website, www.wallstreetreporter.com, can listen to and view exclusive audio and video from an extensive library of CEO interviews, analyst roundtables, and conference webcast presentations, as well as subscribe to WSR's "Smart Money Alert" -- a weekly update of stock picks and timely market insights from top analysts and stock gurus.
About EastBridge Investment Group
EastBridge Investment Group focuses on small-to-medium high-growth companies in China and India offering IPOs, joint ventures and merchant banking services. The company targets industries in electronics, real estate, auto, metal, energy, environmental, bioscience and food retail distribution.
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