I might have been a bit unclear - with the partially scam/floated number I meant that the current price/book isn't real, but that there is growth potential for SIAF (especially Tri-Way) and that SIAF's TRUE value - down the line - still will be far greater than the current stock price.
Can you explain why SIAF can't be delisted? :) I'm not familiar with when a stock can (or cannot) be delisted (against minority sharesholders will)
I too think that SIAF could be bigger than the carve-outs, so I have no plans on selling my shares after the Tri-Way carve-out. The stock-price will have to increase a lot (or the carve-out happening to a much lower price than esimated) before SIAF turns out to not be bigger than the carve-outs, since it will retain 50% of the carve-out shares (that will not happen before Tri-Way at least) - in addition, like you pointed out, SIAF still has licensing deals etc.
