What is Shareholder Value? Meaning.
Shareholder Value is the total return to the stockholders
in terms of both dividends and share price growth, calculated as the
Present Value of Future
Cash-Flows of the business, discounted at the
Weighted Average Cost of Capital of the business
less the Market Value of its debt.
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Compare with:
Shareholder Value Perspective
| Value Based Management
| Economic Value Added |
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Shareholders’ Equity
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