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Oct 31, 2011

Discovery-Corp Retains CME to Drill Galaxy Deposit
Vancouver - Discovery-Corp Enterprises Inc. (the “Company”) has retained CME Consultants Inc. of Richmond, BC to manage the next drilling program on its copper-gold deposit on its wholly-owned Galaxy Property, located in the Afton Camp in Kamloops, BC. The program will commence once drilling permits are received.

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Oct 31, 2011 Discovery-Corp Press Release   

July 14, 2011

Discovery-Corp Arranges $350,000 Private Placement
Vancouver - Discovery-Corp Enterprises Inc. (the “Company”) announces that it has arranged a private placement of 7,000,000 units at $0.05 per unit for total proceeds of $350,000. 5,000,000 of the units comprise non-flow through shares and 2,000,000 are flow through shares.

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July 14, 2011 Discovery-Corp Press Release   

January 21, 2011

Discovery-Corp Unveils 3-D Model of Galaxy Deposit
Vancouver - Discovery-Corp Enterprises Inc. (the “Company”) has unveiled a 3-D model of its copper-gold deposit on its wholly-owned Galaxy Property, located in the Afton Camp in Kamloops, BC. The 3-D model shows there is potential for additional mineralization on-strike to the southeast and northwest. There is also potential to discover the offset root of the Galaxy deposit, in the footwall of the thrust fault that truncates the mineralization at depth.



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The Data Compilation and Modelling of the Galaxy Deposit Report   

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January 21, 2011 Discovery-Corp Press Release   

Focused on Developing our Assets

Discovery-Corp Enterprises Inc. (“Discovery-Corp” or the “Company”) is a public Canadian-based junior exploration company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol “DCY”. The Company is focused on developing the Galaxy property located in the Afton area of south-central British Columbia, which has a long history of mining and exploration.

The Company’s plans a program on the Galaxy property in 2011 in order to update the Galaxy zone historical resource to NI 43-101 standards. Estimated cost of the Galaxy program is up to $400,000 to carry out.