Book Value Growth

The Book Value Long Run Compound Annual Growth Rate, or CAGR, shows how quickly a company has been growing its Book Value. It is measured as the percentage change in Book Value over a given time frame. This is measured as a Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over as long a period as possible.

Stockopedia explains Book Value Growth

Book Value - or Net Asset Value - is a measure of shareholder's equity and is calculated as Assets less Liabilities and any Preferred Stock.

From the accounting perspective, it could be seen as the underlying value of a company, whereas the market capitalisation value is dictated by the supply and demand of shares.

However, should the company go into liquidation, the Book Value is often used as a proxy for the value remaining for common shareholders after all creditors are paid.

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The 5 highest Book Value Growth Stocks in the Market

TickerNameBook Value GrowthStockRank™
LON:ONCOncimmune Holdings-45.429
LON:OHTOcean Harvest Technology-45.6414
LON:IWGIwg-46.1667
LON:COGCambridge Cognition Holdings-49.9714
LON:INDVIndivior-100.0062