BAYN - A deep value play?

Hello, So full disclosure, I've been in Bayer for around 3 years now, holding and adding to my position. What's the deal? Bayer is a massive German pharma group famous for putting heroin in bottles and selling it as children's cough mixture, and inventing Asprin. In 2016ish, they done goofed by buying Monsanto of 'producing food is evil' fame, at a dumb price, and without creating a firewall against lawsuits related to Roundup (of which there are many) The company is big, and has a culture of bloat too. The stonk price went from 60 EUR to an all time low of just under 20 EUR. What's happened in the last few years? A new CEO was appointed. He immediatly slashed dividends, and holocausted most of the management class that were sucking money, and blocking progress. There has been movements on the lawsuit front, with the Supreme Court of the USA finally deciding to hear Bayer's case (they complied with EPA and FDA warnings, and these should trump the feels of individual states, also there's little to no science that Roundup causes cancer, and science should not be settled by a jury). There's some nice new drugs in the pipeline that will hopefully solve the patent expirations. The company looks like it will be profitable this year. In the last few months, Bayer has gone from 'oh god I messed up didn't I?' of 20 EUR, and is now sitting at a nice 44 EUR, leaving me with around 20,000 EUR profit. There's a perfect storm of yays that are emerging; company restructuring, drug pipeline, supreme court putting an end to the round up shit, and (maybe on the cards) spinning off the health and agro parts into seperate companies. I'm targeting anything between 80-100 EUR per share... have at ya.