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Book Value is a measure of a company’s liquidation value — what it could be sold for in a hurry. In general it takes into account only “hard assets”. It is a basic calculation of assets minus liabilities. The formal definition is net worth (including intangible assets), less preferred stock at liquidating or redemption value.
