From a theoretical perspective, the value of any company is the sum of all future cash-flows across the lifetime of the business, discounted back to today's dollars. At 2.7c, the market cap of this business is $23M. Do I think that this business can generate more than a total of $23M in future cash-flows across its life-time, noting that it generated $3.2m in net profit after tax in FY20 alone? Yes.
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