Sentences with phrase «liquidating value per share»

C. is the same calculation as B. but on a per share basis: the net current asset value per share ($ 3.03), which, when added to the non-current asset value per share ($ 0.11), gives the liquidating value per share ($ 3.15).

Not exact matches

It will be seen that White Motor's estimated liquidating value (about $ 31 per share) is not far from the current - asset value ($ 34 per share).

Our estimate for its liquidating value is around 50 % higher at $ 21.9 M or $ 0.81 per share with the possibility that it is significantly higher again.

Its liquidating value is predominantly cash, so much so that MEMS has net cash of around $ 62M or $ 2.60 per share, which is around 60 % higher than its stock price.

If we add in receivables of $ 12.7 M (which we've written down by 20 % to $ 10.2 M or $ 0.22 per share), property, plant and equipment of $ 9.2 M (written down to $ 4.6 M or $ 0.10 per share) and a nominal $ 0.9 M or $ 0.02 per share for the prepaid expenses, ABTL has a a liquidating value of $ 35.3 M or $ 0.78 per share.

We estimate ESIO's stand alone liquidating value at around $ 277M or $ 10.12 per share, which is 54 % higher than its close, as the following summary analysis demonstrates (the «Carrying» column shows the assets as they are carried in the financial statements, and the «Liquidating» column shows our estimate of the value of the assets in a liquidation):

IKAN closed yesterday at $ 1.14, giving it a market capitalization of $ 32.9 M. Based on its September 10Q, we estimate the company's liquidating value to be more than 90 % higher at $ 63.2 M or $ 2.19 per share.

At $ 1.14, IKAN is trading at a little over half its liquidating value of $ 2.19 per share.

ACLS's liquidating value is predominantly carried in its $ 177M in inventory, which we've written down by a third to $ 119M or $ 1.15 per share, and its long term investment in $ 136M SEN, which we've written down by 80 % to $ 20.4 M or $ 0.20 per share.

The effect of the merger — which appears likely to succeed — is to reduce ESIO's per share liquidating value to $ 8.66, which is only 35 % higher than the company's close yesterday.

ESIO as a stand alone entity is deeply undervalued, trading at less than two - thirds of its $ 10.12 per share liquidating value.

Assuming the sale is completed, we estimate ACLS's liquidating value to be slightly higher at $ 147M or $ 1.43 per share, which is more than 300 % higher than its close yesterday of $ 0.35.

We estimate that its liquidating value is more than 110 % higher at $ 134.9 M, or $ 1.31 per share.

IKAN's liquidating value is predominantly cash, and it has a net cash value of $ 41.2 M or $ 1.43 per share.

A liquidating value of $ 8.66 per share is around 32 % higher than ESIO's close yesterday but it's nothing to get excited about.

At its $ 0.72 close on Friday, NTII is trading at just under our estimate of its $ 0.73 per share liquidating value.

We estimate ZIGO's stand alone liquidating value at $ 118M or $ 7.00 per share.

After deducting total liabilities of $ 25M, we estimate IKAN's net current asset value at $ 60.8 M, and its liquidating value at $ 63.2 M or $ 2.19 per share.

Although it has deteriorated since the last 10Q, at $ 1.66 per share, VVTV's liquidating value is still some 300 % higher than its close yesterday of $ 0.41.

At $ 1.66 per share, VVTV's liquidating value is still some 300 % higher than its close yesterday of $ 0.41, which should provide a good margin of safety until the auction can be completed.

Our liquidating value estimate for BRN is around $ 53.9 M, or $ 6.52 per share.

When we first looked at the company we wrote that we estimated its liquidating value, which included its property, FCC broadcasting licence, NBC trademark licence agreement and the Cable distribution and marketing agreement, at around $ 2.23 per share.

BRN has now filed its September 10Q and we believe that its liquidating value has increased from our original estimate of $ 6.52 per share to $ 6.91 per share, which is some 40 % higher than its Friday close of $ 4.95.

We estimated VVTV's liquidating value at $ 55.7 M or $ 1.66 per share.

We estimate the liquidating value to be more than 120 % higher at $ 14.4 M or $ 1.57 per share.

G. and H. are the estimated liquidating value on a company and per share basis, and the net cash value on company and per share basis.

Subtracting TBAC's liabilities from its written down assets, we estimate TBAC's liquidating value at around $ 22.3 M or $ 3.16 per share.

If liquidating MathStar takes four months and if, during this time, the Company's operating expenses were the same as in the first quarter of this year (adjusting pro rata for the longer period), and other expenses associated with liquidation and windup are $ 275,000, the liquidating value payable to shareholders would be $ 11,786,047 or $ 1.28 per share — very close to the $ 1.25 in cash that Tiberius is offering today.

We also note that BGP has a seasonal business, and this most recent quarter sees BGP in a much better position than the same quarter last year, at which time we estimate that its liquidating value was closer to - $ 4.87 per share.

At its $ 2.10 close yesterday, it's trading at around 80 % of $ 2.65 per share liquidating value, most of which is in cash and equivalents and other liquid current assets.

Our estimate for its liquidating value is some two - thirds higher at $ 3.16 per share or $ 22.3 M in toto.

They seek to preserve a stable value of $ 1 per share and can generally be liquidated fairly easily.

The buy back reduces HRT's total liquidating value from $ 12.7 M to $ 12.0 M, but increases the per share liquidating value from $ 4.68 to $ 4.97.

At $ 0.67, CRGN's liquidating value is around 60 % higher at $ 1.07 per share.

INFS is up 28.6 % to $ 0.81 since we started following it, but we see the liquidating value 42 % higher at $ 1.15 per share, so we will continue to hold it.

In our initial post we estimated ACLS's liquidating value at around $ 134.9 M, or $ 1.31 per share.

In short, if INFS buys back 20M of its 40.7 M issued shares (approximately 50 %) at Friday's closing price of $ 0.67, it would increase its per share liquidating value from $ 1.15 to $ 1.61 (a 40 % increase).

We estimated its liquidating value to be more than 80 % higher at $ 46.7 M or $ 1.15 per share.

We estimate its liquidating value to be more than 80 % higher at $ 46.7 M or $ 1.15 per share.

Deducting the liabilities leaves a liquidating value of $ 46.7 M or $ 1.15 per share.

We estimate that its liquidating value is almost 100 % higher at $ 14.2 M or $ 2.19 per share and the first new addition to the Greenbackd Portfolio for 2009.

Deducting COBR's liabilities from its written down asset value, we estimate COBR's liquidating value at around $ 14.2 M or $ 2.19 per share, which is 97 % higher than its $ 1.11 close yesterday.

We estimate that DRAM has a liquidating value of around $ 18.5 M, or $ 2.08 per share.

If the company undertakes and completes its buy back at the current stock price, HRT's per share liquidating value will increase to $ 4.97, which is 120 % higher than HRT's close yesterday.

In mid November I ran a post on Convera Corporation (NASDAQ: CNVR)(see the CNVR post archive here), which was in the process of liquidating and planning to pay distributions valued in the range of $ 0.26 to $ 0.45 per share.