Sentences with phrase «carried at book value»
This ratio can be slightly misleading because Assets are carried at book value rather than market value which might scew this ratio depending on the age of the Assets.
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Since the late 1940s «concealed value» in the form of real estate carried at outdated book values that reflect low acquisition prices was a major factor behind corporate raiding, mergers and acquisitions.
They sense the anti-Christian value system it carries and counsel believers to return to religious fundamentals which often include proscriptions against dancing, movies, plays, and rock concerts, and attempts at censorship of media, especially films, TV, and books.
No one has ever suggested this — what has been said, and is true, is that self - pubs do not carry the vast overheads — New York premises, a lot of staff at NY wages, doing something... that has little bearing on and adds little value to the author's book, and a need to pay huge advances — which may not be coming your way.
If we write the PP&E to zero and carry everything else at book value, HRT is worth around $ 2.67, which, while not enough of a discount to get excited about, still offers a 16 % margin of safety.
It also includes real estate, which is carried on the books at the original price and fails to reflect its current market value (as seen very clearly above in the example of Loblaw).
$ 33.8 million), about twice the value, I believe, at which it was carried it on the books.
I would attribute MFCAF's phenomenal growth in book value to these deals, as they were carried at 0 book value even though their value is much higher than 0.
Notably, DCP carries MMM on its books at $ 24 million, but highlights a commissioned valuation report which values the stake «at an amount significantly higher than its current carrying value».
New accounting rules require that the second mortgages be carried on the books at market value, now an estimated 90 percent less than their cost.