Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Abgabewert

English translation:

sales price

Added to glossary by Gavin O'Leary
Apr 4, 2020 17:00
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German term

Abgabewert

German to English Bus/Financial Business/Commerce (general)
Hi guys,

Hope you're all keeping well. Just struggling at little with this sentence. Is something missing and also is "Abgabewert" (possibly "issue value") a common financial term?

"Bei rund 140 Prozent Zuwachs liegt der Abgabewert der FIRMA-Aktie in den vergangenen 15 Jahren."

Thanks,

Gavin
Proposed translations (English)
4 sales price
4 disposal value
4 selling price
3 delivery value
3 bid price
1 IPO price

Discussion

Chris Pr Apr 6, 2020:
Also agreed... ...that the source text does look odd in several ways. Fact remains, however, that the moment actual trading commences, the 'issue price' by default does morph into another term already listed. So, a gain expressed 'relative to the issue price' or reflected by 'today's bid price'...
And lastly, there's no mention at all of the stock/shares being sold or even up for sale, disposal or delivery - just the relative shift in value.
Alexander Schleber (X) Apr 5, 2020:
Ted + Phil I fully agree that the sentence uses bad syntax and maybe meant something else. But that is no reason to give an answer to something else than what was asked. The other solution is that you include both terms and both definitions in the answert that will be shown on ProZ.
Ted Wozniak Apr 4, 2020:
Ditto My thinking is the same as Phil's. That the author wrote a poorly constructed sentence trying to say that the shares have increased 140% above the issue price since they were issued 15 years ago.
philgoddard Apr 4, 2020:
I did read your answer but I'm suggesting there may be something wrong with the German, and the shares have increased by 140% since they were issued.
Alexander Schleber (X) Apr 4, 2020:
Phil + Ted You evidently did not read my answer. The issue price is when the share/stock was originally issued. It defintely cannot be the price after the share value has increased by 140%.
Ted Wozniak Apr 4, 2020:
Great minds Phil! Thinking alike.
Ted Wozniak Apr 4, 2020:
Error in source text? My first thought is that the author meant Ausgabewert, the issue price (at the IPO).
philgoddard Apr 4, 2020:
Could it be Ausgabewert, issue price? You could check by looking up when the shares were floated, and for how much.

Proposed translations

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sales price

Shares are sold.
It could also have been the "issue price", but not after the price rose by 140%.
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delivery value

https://www.proz.com/kudoz/german-to-english/business-commer...
https://context.reverso.net/translation/german-english/Abgab...

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Note added at 13 mins (2020-04-04 17:14:12 GMT)
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output value is also an option
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bid price

I'm taking this to mean the "bid price" of the shares rising by 140%...

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Note added at 10 mins (2020-04-04 17:10:54 GMT)
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...in other words, the increase in the asking price over the timeframe stated...

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Note added at 19 mins (2020-04-04 17:19:47 GMT)
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...correction: the increase in the "offer price" at which the shares can now be bought fifteen years onwards...
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5 hrs

disposal value

Disposal value, like Alexander's sale price, but is measured from a (notional capital gains) tax angle and to cover various disposal and buy-back scenarios of a company employees' shareholding scheme.
Example sentence:

Ireland: On the date of disposal, 23 November 2018, the value of the ordinary shares was €20 per share. (The total market value of Joanne's ordinary shares was €20,000.)

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10 hrs

IPO price

the context could indicate this meaning
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2 days 17 mins
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