The phrase "a capital value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or accounting, where it refers to the worth or value of an asset or investment.
Example: "The company reported a capital value of $1 million for its real estate holdings."
Alternatives: "a monetary value" or "an asset value".
Yesterday, it was trading at just 12.25p, giving it a capital value of £78m.
It is also properly accounted for as a land value, not a capital value.
As the committee points out: "There are now about 800 [PFPs] in being in the UK with a capital value of about £64bn", with PFPs being particularly important in health (delivering 70% of hospital schemes) and schools (about 60% of new schools having been delivered as PFPs).
In the past four years, PFI agreements have also been reached to modernise 449 schools at a capital value of more than £800m; and an additional 148 schools are scheduled to be rebuilt under the scheme.Thanks to the lure of private money, the private sector has thus become heavily involved in big public-sector infrastructure programmes.
The case for Eibar is far more surreal, given the more demanding modern context, their measly annual budget of €3.5m, the lowest wages paid to any team in Segunda, a capital value of €422,000 and average crowds of 3,000.
There are currently 110 new projects out to tender with a capital value of GBP 13bn.
We forecast a c.20% capital value decline driving a c.35% decline in net asset value.
In an environment with uncertain inflation a nominal FRM has a risky real capital value, whereas an ARM has a stable real capital value but short-term variability in required real payments.
The deal had a total capital value of £16m and was for the rebuilding of West Park Hospital in Darlington.
According to its website, Innisfree has invested £923m in 53 projects with a total capital value of £10.9bn, £5.3bn of which is in hospitals.
Such schemes have a notional capital value, calculated by multiplying the annual income by 20.
