I think it's unlikely SGAS will expand into other sectors until they've uplisted.
For 2010 it's likely to assume they will give more priority to maintaining decent expansion and organic growth in their existing model and get the company, corporate governance and management performing at a level whereby uplisting becomes the next logical step. If they then uplist in 2010 or later in 2011 is less important. They should not try to rush.
Besides for existing small shareholders I don't mind having a bit more time to progressively build up a bit more position, because if the seekingalpha article and information in the fox business interview was pretty much correct you will have to buy at much higher levels after uplisting looking at book value, but then it's still OTC so who knows how it will play out.
If you see how those SPNG investors got burned it's sad to see how some companies try to operate, but then WHI and SGAS seem to have much better potential. If a company doesn't have a predicatable, easy to understand business model you should stay away. I rather have Sinogas underpromise and overdeliver then the other way around!
