Because they see this company from a different angle than you do. You look at this all linear. Maybe they are more complex than you. Maybe they have plans for siaf that you don't understand. Maybe it is time to critize your investment strategy. Think outside the box. Where ia the money? What benefits do siaf/solomon get when diluting? What happens to the megafarm if siaf go bankrupt? Why hasnt he given up his a-shares? What does he know? He owns like 10% of the company why lose that much money? Is there anyway legal or illegal S would gain from this? Are the numbers correct? Does it really cost 20 million dollars to build a water tank in china?
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