Book Value Per Share BVPS
BVPS is the company's net assets attributable to common shareholders divided by common shares outstanding, the per-share accounting value of the business.
What it is
Book value per share is the accounting net worth of a company on a per-share basis. It is what would theoretically be left for each common share if the company sold all assets at their balance-sheet value and paid off all liabilities and preferred claims. It reflects historical cost, not market price.
Why it matters
BVPS is the denominator of the price-to-book (P/B) ratio and is useful for asset-heavy businesses like banks and insurers. A pitfall is that it understates companies whose value sits in brands, software, or research, which often aren't fully captured on the balance sheet.
How it's calculated
Take total shareholders' equity, subtract preferred equity, then divide by the common shares outstanding.
How Quintarthai uses it
Price-to-book appears in the Summary Key-metrics grid, and book value per share is listed among per-share metrics on the Ratios tab. Open a company page in the app to view it.