"After a few succesful Quarter reports, it really won't take long before our darling would achieve a minimum PPS for a listing..."
Not so sure this is true; afterall, pps of 4 is a 5+ bagger from here. Of course I hope you're right.
But the main point you bring up is excellent: there are a number of ways that this company distinguishes itself from the other US listed Chicoms. But the main one is hyper-growth.
SIAF does not need to make its targets to show the following quarterly revenue growth, 2011 forward:
2011: 3.5M; 6.5M; 15M; 25M 50M
2012: 25.0M; 30.0M: 40M; 55M 150M
2013: 50.0M; 70.0M; 80M; 100M 300M
The next two quarters are likely to show 100%+ sequential growth on average! And 2012 will show 200% YoY growth!
Of course, they must execute, business by business. The key will be seeing new fish farms constructed because every $1 of year one construction revenue equals $3 of year two fish sale revenues.
Concurrently, the company seems poised on two additional fronts: increasinging PR and investor awareness, and pursuing some uplisting strategy, culminating in a spin out(s) to an Asian exchange.
