By the numbers:
EPS before split .07.
EPS after the split should be approx .07x6/1 = .42-45, plus whatever earnings growth is achieved.
Industry p/e of 13-17 gives a fair pps at that EPS 6-8 dollars per share
thats not pricing in growth - and this is the definition of a growth stock. lets say the eps is .50 by this summer, and lets say the market rewards that growth with a more generous p/e of 17; pps would then be 8.50, for example. Even by the most conservative estimates, flat earnings and no bonus in valuation for growth prospects, this stock is heavily undervalued. This is both a growth play and a value play simultaneously.
uplisting will take out some of the risk discount of being an otc penny stock, in my view, and an efficient market will increase the share price appropriately.
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