Yep, the book value per share times the number of shares on issue adds up to the current market cap. Management commented that they are using the asx company BCN as a yardstick in one of the investor presentations, I'm no expert on valuing companies, and with a negative earnings per share I can't calculate a P.E. ratio. Maybe someone who is more experienced in valuing companies could have a stab at the future P.E. I think that it's fairly obvious now that the POG will continue to rise in the foreseeable future which can only help the future share price.
Ann: Investor Presentation, page-44
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