Well then let's at least pay CA cashflow as a cash dividend through SIAF up until CA is spun off and listed at a premium valuation. This will very quickly get SIAF to a $500M market cap (within months) depending on the yield and size of Tri-way loan yet to be announced. I think SIAF wants to wait to pay a cash dividend until Tri-way starts ramping up next year, but from what I can see there is no reason a cash dividend can't come from CA's cash flow as soon as Triway starts ramping up. Am I wrong?
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