Find the net asset value behind each share — and the price-to-book ratio.
It strips preferred equity (which ranks ahead of common shareholders) from total equity, then spreads what remains across the common shares.
BVPS and price-to-book are most meaningful for banks, insurers, and asset-heavy industrials, where the balance sheet closely tracks economic value. For asset-light businesses, lean on cash flow and a DCF instead, or on Graham's intrinsic value formula, which weighs earnings growth rather than net assets.
This calculator gives book value per share for one company from figures you enter. ARIA pulls fundamentals automatically across every holding, slotting per-share metrics like book value into a complete, live view of each position — far beyond a single manual lookup.
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