The current price is about zero. Being delisted means that the company is no longer eligible to trade on the market. So to determine the price, you'll need to find someone who's willing to buy your shares at a price agreeable to you. You'll need to arrange the sale through the company, so maybe contacting the company would be your best starting point. As the company is no longer bound by the market trading rules, they could technically do anything towards your shares and it will be up to you to keep them on their toes (i.e. check with your solicitor). They may trade again on another market at some point, but it is rather unlikely that the capital structure will stay as it was.
Hopefully this will end up well for all holders.
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