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  • A liquidation value is the estimated value of assets in a company should it be sold for cash, according to the Investor Glossary. The glossary reports that liquidation values come in two types: distressed and ordered. The latter is estimated value of assets after "patiently selling each asset according to timing and approach that are best for that asset." Distressed liquidation value, the glossary defines, as "the 'fire sale' scenario, when all assets are sold with urgency nearly simultaneously."

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    Investor Glossary

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