Ann: Commentary on 2016 full year results, page-34

Its only current account where the issues exist, so no capital return. They can still pay out dividends, but they haven't. That's the real issue here.

If they paid good regular dividends at say 50% payout ratio that would be 1.6c this year, that's 36odd% yield at current prices. Share price would start to go up once the dividend could be relied upon compressing yield to 10-15% putting sp at 10.5-16c on current earnings.
They need to create a set dividend policy for the share price to recover.
Might have a nibble if goes to 4c or under