Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

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Soon enough -- I hope and think -- none of these very short term trading patterns nor shares sold from repaid debt will matter. Because, ultimately, the fundamentals will dwarf these factors.

The cheap shares sold to monetize debt repayment will be exhausted, soon enough.

We can expect quarterly revenues above $20M this year and over $50M in 2012. The current market cap is under $50M. SIAF sells for less than 1x 2012 earnings, and less than a third of net asset value. So, as long as the company is real, as financial targets are approached, the share price has to go up.

The company is willing to take steps to prove its credibility, within the guidelines of pragmatic business sense. Feel free to email suggestions to IR and the company itself.

SEC final approval, during this hyper skeptical phase ought to help. I'd really like to see them expedite the spin outs to Asian markets, even bypassing other uplistings, if advisable or quicker.

Anyone know the practical requirements?