The book value per share ratio indicates the value of a company's stock based on the historical cost of common shareholders' equity in the company's books divided by the average common shares outstanding. It provides a measure of the value of the company if it were to be liquidated based on its balance sheet values rather than current market prices.
The book value per share ratio indicates the value of a company's stock based on the historical cost of common shareholders' equity in the company's books divided by the average common shares outstanding. It provides a measure of the value of the company if it were to be liquidated based on its balance sheet values rather than current market prices.
The book value per share ratio indicates the value of a company's stock based on the historical cost of common shareholders' equity in the company's books divided by the average common shares outstanding. It provides a measure of the value of the company if it were to be liquidated based on its balance sheet values rather than current market prices.
The book value per share ratio indicates the value of a company's stock based on the historical cost of common shareholders' equity in the company's books divided by the average common shares outstanding. It provides a measure of the value of the company if it were to be liquidated based on its balance sheet values rather than current market prices.
Indicates the value of stock based on historical cost.
The value of common shareholders'
equity in the books of the company is divided by the average common shares outstanding. http://www.accountingverse.com/managerial-accounting/fs-analysis/financial-ratios.html