It is a very logical way to track real prices to include...

It is a very logical way to track real prices to include inflation. Historically BCI used to provide fantastic dividends of around 30 cents a year for a couple years prior to SP tanking from $5 to about 8 cents off the back of temporary I/O prices and sketchy prior management scilence.
I certainly wouldn’t rely on any forthcoming dividend from here on as these have not been part of this company for a decade - although I would happily take a dividend in salt!
Share pricing may go up from here, hopefully even factoring in inflation- but I wouldn’t put it past them to water down the holdings to help pay for their staff room Tim Tams.