A very difficult question to answer. ( can someone give a a...

A very difficult question to answer. ( can someone give a a tl;dr )? However.

If shares in AJM are traded once again on the ASX at some time in the future, then the share will be worth whatever the market values them at. ( Zero to infinity ). Infinity being the value of the shares sold at the time of sale.
Please everyone realise that anythings value, can only be real when it is sold!! and the transaction money is in your wallet or your bank account. Paper value is worthless !! as a measure. ( That is why people jump out of high buildings when the market crashes).

If AJM does not trade again, the share value will only be what can be claimed as a capital loss (AJM) used to offset a capital gain against (any share that has a current profit at the particular moment of sale, which is a unique value in each individual case. ( Zero to X) X being value of capital gain versus value of capital loss.

If you, as a shareholder, in AJM decide to do either of the above, or anything else which may take your fancy, then it is entirely dependent upon what the market dictates as the value of your shares, at the exact time your sell directive is executed.