Hypothetically, if HOG was earning $2 million a year then it 'should' be worth somewhere around $31 million, or .10 cents a share, using a sector average P/E of 15.76 (http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/financialHighlights?rpc=66&symbol=HOG.AX)
Obviously this doesn't take into account public sediment, which has had a huge effect on this stock.
Anyway, I'm just sticking my nose in as I'm dabbling in shares again (found some money in a shoebox ) and I have always had an attachment to HOG. That and they made me a bit of money in the .55c days.
Thanks for the info fellas.
Quite right, Easy - and that's just on the production from their one producing well - they also have the value of their other licences, including the associated geotech from the two non-productive wells they have drilled, or is otherwise available. They need more cash than they have got to put down another well, but a farmout is on the cards.
Good luck