Pillman, I have worked it out...
1993 - 50 m
1994 - 62 m
1995 - 63 m
1996 - 75 m
1997 - 102 m
1998 - 104 m
1999 - 118 m
2000 - 268 m
2001 - 332 m
2002 - 536 m
2003 - 890 m
2004 - 1,000 m...then consolidation 1:7 = 142 m
...given todays cap of about $62m this will equate to a new share price of about 43c.
Hey...maybe the "broker valuation" simply forgot to mention the 1:7 consolidation!
lol.
Cheers!