Replies to post #149368 on Sino Agro Food Inc (fka SIAF)

[AIK]

Good!

[ks1977]

I don't think we should expect a reply

Maybe not through an e-mail, but he will read it and you might get an "answer" in form of more information in an upcoming report or filing (maybe not the Q3-report, might not be enough time), the next CC or PRs. I think he'll take it to heart and consider what he can do, assuming that he has the time.

I've been doing it for years on the IHUB forum but I can't make a dent with this. I do not have the authority

It is highly appreciated, even though the broad market is unaware.

[Petrejus]

Well done, RD!

[zerohedge]

all this is is a wealth veiled attempt at pretending their "assets" as shown in their filings are actually owned by them. promotional scam. the jig is up!

[modes948]

You might have made Tony feel partly responsible for the big loses many shareholders have suffered here, and should do his best to see what he can do about it.
He was the one going round promoting SIAF and how great an investment in their aquaculture ventures would be.
They would be producing more fish that Vietnam or something like that wouldn't they?

[mauiguy2]

Excellent, RD. Really. Upbeat and positive. Very professional. Nothing you've stated can be taken as an attack. I have the impression that Tony is a conscientious kind of guy. I think he will make an effort to do something about it. In the end, though, it will depend on Solomon if the company will become more open regarding their operations. But, I agree....SIAF needs to TELL THE STORY in a manner in which both shareholders and the public can understand. I remember Empty demanding the same thing years ago.

[RealDutch]

Here the reply from Tony.

Mr. ---,

I agree with you on the potential of this company and that good communication between it and its shareholders is key. Peter and I do collaborate on providing PRs on my work specifically. Solomon approves the strategy and timing of all information and releases. I will relay your good thoughts to him and ideas about providing more easily read information on farming activities to convey the story.

Tony

Anthony C. Ostrowski, Ph.D.
Chief Scientific Officer
Sino Agro Food, Inc.