LOL, and if the "other" company increased the issued and outstanding shares to that of SMME, its market cap would be....lets see, 197,000,000 issued and outstanding shares times .15 is $29,550,000, a "little" bit more than SMME. Then add real applicable IP, real working products sold into various markets, sales, revenues, acquisitions, Wall Street Banker(s), experienced and proven leadership with multiple products sales histories, the differences are as wide as the Grand Canyon. So stop comparing a real company to a stock play.
But I agree with you, that market cap doesn't reflect the value of the company. The real metric is enterprise value, and there are a whole lot of metrics that determine that, most whats stated above. So focus on this problem here. Chaya should have.