For me it’s clear. It was the last and most efficient...

For me it’s clear. It was the last and most efficient possibility for RC to put pressure on already invested partners as Tasnee, CSIRO and normal shareholders. The only possibility in the case of no interest from additional big Investors as Jinko, will be a further delution with the support of existing shareholders. So I guess at the end of the trading stop could be:

- big Investor and a Joint Venture Production.
- a capital rising with existing shareholders. Only when the capital rising was successful the trading can be go on. Huge pressure on all investors...
- or a planned bankruptcy with a buyout and a non listed GSL Company. This would be worst for existing shareholders, as nobody will see the ingested money again...

Most likely in my opinion is scenario 2.