Below Intrinsic Value

Intrinsic value is what a business is worth based on the cash it can generate. Value investors buy when the price is below that value, leaving a margin of safety. This screen lists stocks on Asian exchanges whose price is at least 30% below the intrinsic value estimated with a discounted free cash flow model and whose return on equity is above 10%, biggest discount first. Prices are in each exchange's local currency, and the list covers stocks traded in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, Seoul and Jakarta with at least about US$0.7 million in average daily trading value.