Asset-Based Calculator

Asset-Based Valuation Calculator

The Asset-Based Valuation (ABV) Calculator estimates a company's intrinsic value per share based on the difference between its total assets and total liabilities. This approach is commonly used for:

Asset-heavy companies (e.g., banks, REITs, insurance firms)
Liquidation or net asset value (NAV) analysis
Companies with stable, tangible asset bases

This method does not consider future earnings or growth, making it a conservative valuation model ideal for companies with strong balance sheets but uncertain future cash flows.

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