Dividends are years and years and years away, if the company ever pays them. Happy to be corrected, but companies like this sink every spare $ into expansion for a very long time. Once it reaches a point where the market is saturated and they just intend to make their profit each year whatever it is, we may see them.
If they paid a dividend as soon as they were cash flow positive, you'd be looking at about 0.00025 cents a share, and that's if every $ of positive cash flow was paid to shareholders. So you'd be looking at $250 for every million held.
What happens to the SP as a result of being cash flow + will be what happens to the SP. Not being facetious, but it will go up, it will go down, and at at times be undervalued and overvalued.
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