Let’s also remember that on normal share price valuations, the share price is usually a function of any number of things.
One of them would quite possibly be based on cash in the bank.
A conservative valuation of a company’s share price would be ten times earnings. This is called the price earnings ratio or p/e ratio for short.
Can you imagine the share price of SECI being based on just a $2bn settlement on a price earnings ratio of ten. That would in theory make a valid case for the share price to be ten times earnings or $33,000.00!
I dreamed a dream of time gone by ... as the song goes!