Now Quantuma managing director Ian Wright has revealed the sale of the club is complete.
“So many people have helped to get to this conclusion, but most importantly has been the support of the fans,” he said.
“We wish Mario and everyone involved with the club every success for the season ahead and for the longer-term future of the Sons.”
Lapointe, co-owner and technical director of electronics contract manufacturer SMT-ASSY in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, had stepped in to save the club after ill health forced the collapse of a deal with Oxford-based businessman Gareth Phillips.
The new owner will visit Dumbarton next week for the first time since agreeing the takeover and supporters and sponsors will have three opportunities to attend ‘Meet Mario’ events on Wednesday, 25 June.
Dumbarton went into administration in November, when Quantuma said insolvency was the result of non-receipt of “significant” funds owed from the sale of land in 2021.
