Target price of .3p15 Feb 2024 09:45
Even if we did take the mirror value offered by Selan which is $22,500,000 dollars, convert that to pounds which is £18,000,000 and then divide that buy the shares in issue which is 10,500,000,000 that gives a share price on its own of .171 thats 30 more than where the current share price is.
That doesn't take in to account any of the following:
Potential 9 million in bonuses
140 million to offset against future tax on profits
Any revenue to come from the sale of existing assets
Existing UK CCS licences and potential India CCS licences
So it begs the question... if Selan value the 50% at a minimum of .171 without all the rest, why is the market valuing us at .14?