Ecargo Not What It Seems, page-28

It sounds like you know Chris Lau personally Sinosong. I guess that's great that you are concerned for him even though you're not a holder.
Though it would seem you are a competitor of sorts...

"Are you so naive to think you have the golden goose that lays the golden egg?"
No - I stated very clearly in my previous post - "I am not saying that eCargo is the be all and end all"...

For me eCargo is just a small part of a much larger portfolio. And in part gives a bit of exposure to China. To address a few of your comments though I would like to make the following points:

- John Lau indeed appears to have experience with running a business in China.
- While China is the primary focus for eCargo it is by no means the only play. The Prospectus stated their intentions to move into the UK, Europe and other parts of the world down the track.
- I see the Amblique acquisition very much as a complementary business. They are profitable so that is helpful from day one. I don't believe the whole eCargo operation is 100% reliant upon this acquisition. It should be of assistance (in my eyes, but apparently not yours) with the wider company goals, but in particular they operate in an extremely complementary space (just look at their clientele).

Please do tell us about Cargowise - you obviously have a wealth of experience in this area.