You want to know what's really keeping Penser occupied? They don't want to be caught by any surprises. And that's always a risk with SIAF. They need to have an answer ready to everything. Tough questions will be asked at some point, whether it is Nasdaq OMX, some reporter from the media, or the result of a short attack. On top of that you have SIAF's sloppiness in the financial reports, even the latest one. There's no point in denying it.
As I said before, I think we have a good chance that Penser is satisfied with the latest report. It's still sloppy here and there but it's a good report.