Anonymous

27 Apr 2020

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Based on the SGX stock screener, is undervaluation how the enterprise values the property asset value?

What's the meaning of undervaluation?

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Yang Teng

27 Apr 2020

Both are not the same. Enterprise value is the sum of market capitalisation and market value of debt, less cash and equivalents.

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