Dude, you have a massive share offering in the wings, that would supply virtually unlimited amount of shares to any short at price lower, then what it is today. This is a classic "pump and dump" and has been used by wall street types for ages. Free money no rick. Who cares if it is illegal?
If you think short selling will stop here you are naive.
The only way out in this situation would be if some large company wanted to take a huge stake in SIAF and do a fair share offering at a price same or slightly higher, then what it is today. Or buy them outright. Chance of that happening is pretty slim, IMO. But it is theoretically possible. All other scenarios lead to share price moving sharply lower.