Caution still needed
A word of caution. Any investment valuation method is only as good as its inputs, the fundamentals that have generated those inputs, and, to some degree, the history behind those fundamentals.
The only output that really matters is the change relative to embedded assumptions. What needs to be done, then, is to use tools (such as financial statements analysis, valuation models, etc) that can measure the underlying fundamentals and the embedded assumptions. This will allow investors to make rational and consistent judgements about the likely direction and magnitude of change in the fortune of a company and, ultimately, to buy or sell a particular stock.
The table and charts below provide the relevant financial and price information which is useful for valuing DiGi.Com shares.
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