Useful check for investors that can be related to the firm's earning capacity. Asset backing = Net assets of a company (in $) / Number of issued shares. For example: XYZ Ltd with $100,000 net assets and 10,000 shares issued has an Asset Backing of $10.00 per share.
A handy indicator of corporate worth. It can be ascertained by dividing net assets of a company with the number of shares issued.
asset backing = net assets of a company (in $) divided by number of issued shares. This is a useful check for investors that can be related to a company's earnings capacity.
The value in assets for each issued share. Obtained by dividing the net total value of assets of the company by the number of issued shares.
A handy yardstick for shareholders. It is the net assets of a company (assets less liabilities) divided by the number of shares.
the value of a company’s assets behind its shares
Net assets divided by the number of issued shares.
The value of a company's assets that underpin its issued stocks. Some companies may have a strong asset backing even if the dividends they pay on stocks are relatively low.
A company’s asset value divided by its issued shares.