Sentences with phrase «liquidation value per share»

One way to look at it is to take 25 % of the claim, or $ 5.6 mm, which reduces the liquidation value per share to $ 0.675.

After full payment of the Company's outstanding obligations for its leased space and its contractual obligations for design tool leases, and assuming liquidation expenses of approximately $ 500,000, the liquidation value per Share would be approximately $ 1.40.

Accordingly, when a stock is selling at a discount to liquidation value per share, a near rock - bottom appraisal, it is frequently an attractive investment.

Not exact matches

MathStar Inc's (OTC: MATH) board has rejected the $ 1.04 per share cash merger offer from PureChoice, Inc. because «the $ 1.04 per share price is less than the liquidation value of MathStar, including the value from any technology sale, and, in the Merger, MathStar's shareholders would derive no value from MathStar's net operating loss carryforwards.»

The liquidation value could be considerably higher again, as we have not included in the estimate the potential value of the AV411 assets and program, which could be worth an additional $ 10M to $ 25M or between $ 0.30 or $ 0.65 per share.

After reviewing the 10K, we've now reduced our estimate of the liquidation value to $ 12.4 M or $ 4.00 per share.

We estimate the liquidation value at $ 25.4 M or $ 0.77 per share after deducting the $ 5.1 M.

We estimate its liquidation value to be slightly higher at $ 13.9 M or $ 4.49 per share.

We initially estimated its liquidation value to be around $ 13.9 M or $ 4.49 per share.

Our estimate of MATH's liquidation value is its net cash value after deducting around $ 2M of cash burn, professional fees and other liquidation costs, or around $ 11.7 M or $ 1.27 per share.

· the third expiration date extension, the second change to the Minimum Tender Condition (this time a reduction in the number of shares required to meet this condition), and the increase in price highlight that the tender offer continues to be inadequate (less than the estimated $ 1.40 per share liquidation value) and that MathStar stockholders are generally rejecting it — as of July 2, 2009, according to Tiberius, only 672,000 of the 9,181,497 shares subject to the offer have been tendered;

We estimated the company's liquidation value some 80 % higher at $ 35.3 M or $ 0.78 per share -LSB-...]

Assuming the board acts quickly to salvage what remains of CRC, we estimate the company's per share value in liquidation at around $ 2.45 or $ 15M in toto.

We estimated the company's liquidation value at around $ 5.21 per share at March 31.

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):

While BVF's slate was not successful at the special meeting, AVGN's board now plans to develop its own plan of liquidation, which should put a floor on AVGN's stock at around its net cash value of $ 37M or $ 1.24 per share less wind down costs.

MRVC's NCAV is around $ 113.9 M or $ 0.72 per share, although we note that the liquidation value is likely negligible and the financial statements are more than a year out of date, which makes any valuation problematic.

I regard the $ 1.39 per share liquidation value as the downside in this instance, and the $ 3.03 per share book value as the upside.

Deducting Total Liabilities of $ 16.4 M or $ 2.68 per share leaves a value in liquidation of around $ 2.45 per share.

I estimate the liquidation value to be around $ 5.2 M or $ 1.39 per share, which means that HIHO is trading at a premium to its liquidation value and is not, therefore, a liquidation play.

At $ 2.48, MGAM is trading at two - thirds of our $ 3.70 per share estimate of its liquidation value.

In that post, we assumed between $ 6M and $ 6.5 M in cash burn for the quarter and $ 3.9 M in contractual obligations, which would have reduced the per share liquidation value by between $ 0.64 and $ 0.67 per share at June 30 and equated to a per share liquidation value of between $ 4.57 and $ 4.54 at June 30.

We estimated the liquidation value to be anywhere from nil to $ 259M or ~ $ 10.85 per share and the net cash value from nil to $ 228M or $ 10.54 per share, so it wasn't a typical liquidation play for us.

Instead of the maximization of shareholder value (the number one goal of a corporation according to Aswath Damodaron) we witnessed a good ol' boy board of directors sit back and allow an entrenched management team to either lose or steal millions of assets (at one million a year in salary on a 10MM company, its stealing or akin to stealing no matter what actually happened to the $ 8 per share of liquidation value you mentioned that the company had... just one year ago)... and it raises goosebumps wondering where the millions of dollars actually went... just as I am sure Bernie Madoff's investors are wondering where there money is...

So the way to look at this investment is that by the end of 2010, there should be approximately 70 - 75 cents per share of liquidation value left if the drug failed.

Deducting the $ 1.38 per share in liabilities (including $ 0.80 per share in debt) leaves a value in liquidation of around $ 134.9 M or $ 1.31 per share.

At yesterday's close, NTII has a market capitalization of just $ 17.8 M, which is around 80 % of our estimate of its $ 21.9 M or $ 0.81 per share liquidation value.

We estimate AVGN's value in a liquidation at around $ 38.4 M ($ 1.29 per share).

The stock is up 36.8 % since we opened the position to close yesterday at $ 1.97, giving the company a market capitalization of $ 13.4 M. Following our review of the most recent 10Q, we've estimate the liquidation value to $ 19.5 M or $ 2.47 per share.

But the latest financials for the company, the first to be presented under liquidation accounting, show a liquidation value of just $ 9.25 per share.

At its $ 1.92 close yesterday, DRAD is trading at a small premium to its $ 32.5 M or $ 1.73 per share in liquidation value.

The share buyback to repurchase $ 2M of its stock will increase the per share liquidation value by around 6 % to $ 1.64.

We estimate the liquidation value to be around 76 % higher at $ 29.3 M or $ 1.55 per share.

The impact of a $ 2M stock buyback at Friday's closing price is to increase per share liquidation value by around 6 % to $ 1.64 and leaves the company with $ 26.3 M in cash and short term investments.

I compared the math that Martin did to get $ 3.00 per share liquidation value vs. $ 4.47 without the rights offering and using the previous allocation.

Because the converts are trading at a premium to face value (because if converted they are more valuable than their liquidation value) but are accounted for only at liquidation value in the NAV calculation, the conversion will result in dilution of the total asset value and thus the NAV per share.

We last estimated the liquidation value to be around $ 32.5 M or $ 1.73 per share.

In the proxy management provides a range of value for liquidation distributions of between $ 13.79 and $ 15.79 per common share.

In the revised plan of liquidation of December 19, 2013 the book value of GYRO (post dividends) was $ 5.70 per share.

At yesterday's close of $ 0.44, VVTV has a market capitalization of $ 14.8 M, which is half its net current asset value of around $ 29.5 M, or $ 0.88 per share and 20 % of our estimate of its value in liquidation of around $ 74.8 M or $ 2.23 per share.

We estimate the net cash value to be around $ 20.6 M or $ 1.57 per share and the liquidation value to be around $ 23.2 M or $ 1.77 per share.

We estimate the liquidation value to be almost 60 % higher at $ 40M or $ 4.40 per share.

At $ 0.59 per share, NENG's liquidation value is 55 % higher than its stock price, which is a significant margin of safety.

We see its liquidation value around 60 % higher at $ 35.3 M or $ 0.78 per share.

B. However, in calculating the liquidation value, the $ 1.36 per Share does not include windup expenses, or the ongoing expense of operating MathStar as a public company during the windup.

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.

This valuation suggests HAWK could be worth another ~ $ 150M in rig value if most of the rigs can be sold as operational, which implies a liquidation value around $ 300M or around $ 25 per share.

Deducting liabilities of $ 23.7 M or $ 0.55 per share, we estimate NENG's liquidation value at around $ 25.5 M or $ 0.59.

We estimated the liquidation value to be almost 60 % higher at $ 40M or $ 4.40 per share.

We last estimated MATH's liquidation value to be around $ 11.7 M or $ 1.27 per share.