Private market value

Private market value (PMV)
The break-up market value of all divisions of a company if divisions were each independent and established their own market stock prices.
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PMV (Private Market Value)
The aggregate value of a corporation if it is broken into individual operations and each piece is given its own stock price--also called "breakup value" or "takeover value".

Private Market Value (PMV)
The aggregate value of a corporation if it is broken into individual operations and each has its own stock price--also called "breakup value" or "takeover value".

See: Private market value.
Breeden, Douglas T.
Inventor of one of the foundational asset pricing models in finance, the consumption based capital asset pricing model. Chairman of Smith Breeden Associates.

Death play A stock strategy that buys stock on the belief that a key executive will die, the company will be dissolved, and shares will command a higher price at their private market value.

PMV Acronym for Private Market Value. The value of a firm if each of its parts were... point Price changes are normally quoted in percentage points and are often denoted...

BREAKUP VALUE - See: Private market value.
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A limited partnership with no more than 35 participants that is not registered with the SEC.
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will die and a profit on the shares will be made as a result. For example, there might be reason to believe that upon the imminent death of a CEO, a company will be broken up and that the shares will be worth more at their Private Market Value.

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