Fact is, SIAF is a complicated company, with multiple kinds of JVs bubbling money up to the holding parent. And each business has multiple products and different models.
Again, agree about transparency, but what bread grass is or isn't is at such a low level, there can be 100 such questions of not only SIAF, but every other company. Do Apple investors demand to know every component and every component source and componet transportation costs for every iPhones and iPad?
The company structure and JVs can be used as a positive argument against short attacks, as the partners do provide an additional check on where the cash goes.
Let's simply ask Solomon on the call, which is within the next ten days, a couple of the issues we've raised, and put these issues in perspective.
The company actually does a very good job of providing information, as is willing to address questions to the limit SEC and reg FD allow.
