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Re: RealDutch post# 44399

Wednesday, 09/11/2013 7:36:28 PM

Wednesday, September 11, 2013 7:36:28 PM

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Real Dutch you simply dont know what you are talking about when it comes to this. Im sure you are an expert on SIAF, but clearly not when it comes to how the swedish stockmarket works.

It is not part of my imagination... As I said I work within the swedish financial sector and I have been a part of a number of listing processes...

SEC? What does the SEC have to do with anything? Please enlighten me.... For one the SEC has nothing to do with the Swedish stockmarket. The Swedish FSA! however will have NO problem with the listing of SIAF at First North.

First North is a Multilateral Trading Facility, NOT a regulated stock market. The Swedish FSA ONLY monitors companies listed on a regulated stock market like Nasdaq OMX Stockholm not companies listed on FN

I am not saying that Penser is the problem. I am saying that Nasdaq OMX First North will never accept to list a company that continously dilutes shares to pay bills... No company in the history of FN or OMX Stockholm has ever done this.

If FN were to list SIAF while this was ongoing both FN and SIAF would receive a massive amount of bad publicity by the swedish papers. This is not difficult to understand.

No big investors on the swedish stockmarket would ever invest in a company without knowing that the number of shares in the company is stable and that they are given the opportunity to take part in a regular new issue of shares if the company would run low on cash, to be able to keep their % of the company.

A vast majority of small investors would be negatively influeced by the bad press and the lack of big investors. Only gamblers would invest in SIAF.... And I guess the reason to list on FN is to attract a new type of investors.

As I said, I am a shareholder and nothing would make me happier than a FN listing. I think the stock has an extreme potential which is why I became a shareholder.

But as of now it is impossible to list the company. The average timetable to list a company on Nasdaq OMX Stockholm (regulated market) is 6-9 months. The requirements to list on OMX Stockholm are much greater than FN which also makes the process more time consuming....





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