What is the meaning of Market Value Addition?

Jinall Bms Classes| | November 9, 2014| Special Studies in Finance, addition, market, meaning, value| 0

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MVA [Market Value Addition]

The market value is the difference between the current market value of the firm and the capital employed by the firm.
MVA is simply the present value of all future.

*Formulas-

MVA= Market Value of capital employed- book value of capital employed
MVA= Market Value of equity shares capital- book value of equity shareholders fund
MVA= Market Capitalization – book value of owned fund

Market capitalization= MPS x Nos of equity shares

MPS= P/E Ratio x EPS

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