You contradict yourself. Either volume is or isn't an indicator of price.
It is obvious that only a minuscule number of holders are trading their shares. Therefore any conclusions drawn from the resulting price action are meaningless.
Value on the other hand, you've not contributed one ounce of thought around this.
What does the company being back on track look like? In numbers? Doesn't 'on track' imply relative to past results? If not, what are you benchmarking success to?
The historical results on the AU PIL practice are the only relevant results to be looking at. I'm a bit confused about why you don't think they are important as that is practically all your shares give you exposure to. What do you think you are invested in?
I hope you learn lots from this experience, I did.
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