It's completely delusional to think either of these "companies" ever had their hands on 45 million dollars. There would be no dilution, TRW would have paid debt, Siaf owners would see value increase. These exist ONLY ON PAPER to fool investors. If Siaf ever had $45 million it would not be valued $12 million for the whole company now. It wouldn't have toxic loans no bank relations etc.
It's incredibly blue-eyed to believe these things, you need to wake up and realize these things they write on paper and result net $0,00 for shareholders are really $0,00 to begin with. Come on.
The big numbers are only on paper that's why the share is $0,22, that's why they dilute for pennies, that's why its' going down and starting to break at the seams.
Oh, but they have been working on the F-1 for more than 12 months, remember? ;-) Hence my question; can they be that stupid that they stopped working on the F-1 (or never started on it, even though they said they did) and gambled everything on a different plan?
As long as TRW repays what is needed for SIAF to keep its obligations SIAF can increase its stake in TRW as much as Solomon wishes, but SIAF desperately needs some cash. It will be interesting to see in the Q3-report if some of the "fresh" AR from TRW has passed the "aging limit", last time they wrote that it would be settled upon maturity...
Wishful thinking and "what they have to do" is not mutually exclusive, RD, you know that ;-)