Definition Abandonment Value. Description.
Abandonment Value is the amount which could be recovered from
an investment project if it were immediately to be abandoned. A rule of thumb
is that a project should be abandoned if its abandonment value exceeds the
net present value of its projected cash flows.
Also referred to as the
Liquidation Value.
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