The company says $30m annual possible, so $20m in earnings on 200m shares is
10 cents EPS! - put a PE of 50 on that and you have a $5 stock.
Or, if you prefer to cut that $20m down by 95% to just $1m and a low PE of only 20, you get a price of 10 cents, but even with those drastic reductions I'd expect a much higher PE than 20 with that kind of explosive growth and the continued growth rate of over 100% annually.
So clearly the upside potential here is very great.
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