I was basing that pps on $60 Million in revenue irregardless of the number of products. If you are asking about $60 Million / product x 2-3 products, then just multiple $6.50 /pps x 2-3.
The general concensus on the board earlier in the year was that we could expect a profit margin of 25%. However, that was based on the U/S. I don't know how the G-spout will change that assumption.
You also mentioned that not all companies trade for what they are worth. Very true. Some companies trade for lower than they are worth, some trade for higher. I was reflecting the expected pps based on revenue. It is up to each individual investor to determine if the pps of any stock is a good reflection of its value. As Maone states "price is what you pay...value is what you get".