RE: 0.5p in old money?10 Oct 2020 15:21
From memory 0.5p old money would have valued the company just under £100m which I believe was and still is an achievable goal, but I'm not saying for one minute we could sell for anything like that now, it is a target. The old 0.5p was 250p after consolidation but if my calculations are correct £100,000,000 equates to nearer £2 per share rather than £2-50 because of the effect of the dilution. I don't see £100m as impossible at all, someone posted the list of top bagging AIM shares of the year on another board and extraordinary rerates are possible when sentiment turns. Look at EUA from 0.45 to 37p in a year, our rerate would only require less than one quarter of that performance to hit my target. Not citing that as evidence that we deserve to do as well just that in this market the impact of low sentiment is so crushing that when it turns the slingshot can be extraordinary. This is not to encourage anyone to invest or buy more just my thoughts.