If they're tracking ahead of last year's "underlying" results,...

If they're tracking ahead of last year's "underlying" results, then that's awesome. $15 million NPAT puts then on a PE of 8, so easily room to double the curremt share price with any small improvement in the business and a re-rating to a more reasonable PE of 15 if confidence improves. The problem with last year's results was the "underlying" $15.5m figure reported was an actual $8m or so, which represented a big EPS drop. I think the up side far out weighs downside now and the new boss seems to have the right idea of just consolidating things, managing costs and focusing on organic growth.