The division is clearly undervalued as part of a conglomerate, where it accounts for perhaps no more than a quarter of BHP's present market value.Although he is prepared to get tough with under-performers, Mr Prescott seems unwilling to unleash the star.
Unlike the Chinese, who for many years kept their currency undervalued, as a way of attracting investment and manufacturing, the Egyptians have expended a large amount of the country's financial resources on propping up the pound.
Doug McCormick Doug McCormick, chief executive of iVillage, says, "We applaud the Nasdaq's response to the crisis and believe that this move reflects an understanding that the market appears oversold and that many stocks are undervalued as a result of forces sometimes outside their control".
These playwrights' voices are also, unfortunately, in danger of being undervalued as the theater world in New York (and outside it) has become more Broadway obsessed.
Recognised for his virtuoso instrumental skills, the saxophonist and flautist Buddy Collette, who has died aged 89, was undervalued as a jazz soloist, largely because of his successful career as a studio player.
The poetry was part of it, for she felt crime fiction was undervalued as literature.
The paradox of queer art is that it is simultaneously undervalued as it is extracted for everyone else.
Clay is desperately undervalued as a medium for art.
"Old jewelry is undervalued as an art".
Another element of this research examines team coordination tasks that strongly affect patient care and quality management, but may be undervalued as "indirect patient care" activities.
