Yes, I do mean the share market when referring to 'the market'. Perhaps AVR will get dual-listed or move to a listing in the US when it makes sense to do so. So whilst I agree that the US 'market' tends to value businesses like these higher, a move (and a subsequent re-rate) would take time and money without an immediate impact. It is just my personal view (which could be wrong) that AVR won't significantly re-rate until a significant financial transaction occurs, and even then, it will take a while for people to clue on to the potential. Money talks! This is why I'm in no rush to become a shareholder, and perhaps why other investors may feel the same way? (who knows)
AVR Price at posting:
$20.90 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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