Sino Agro Food is very undervalued and will go several hundred percent over the next few years. I still think you overvalue the production, but i might be wrong. One thing i am afraid of, is that Sino invest more into Tri-Way without getting a higher portion of the company. It would be inasne, but i would not be suprised if it happend. Now that Tri-Way is it's own company, it's time to build cash reserves in the mothercompany. They should some of the cashflow in the mothercompany to pay dividend to the shareholders. This in combination with higher cashresverves will boost the prize of the shares. If they invest directly in Tri-Way, they must get a bigger share of the deal or atleast the other investors should invest the same amount, all else is completly nuts. The bottom line is that with the cashflow they have, they should pay some dividend.