Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

[ks1977]

Stolpen; There is a HUGE difference between issuing collateral shares and issuing shares for sale. At the moment we don't have any facts to back up your claim, so to me it feels very close to slander.

However, if SIAF has defaulted a loan then all hell might break loose. The same if the speculations about ECAB is true and it turns out that this is caused of the BOD rewarding themselves with shares (i.e they've rewarded themselves with shares for a crappy job, deliberately breaching the deal with ECAB, only to have shareholders suffer more). To me that seems to be a punishable offense, but I'm no lawyer and may be wrong.

We'll see in the Q3-report what's actually going on.