Boyar Value Fund, Inc. Class A (BOYAX)

Overview

The company operates as an investment fund focusing on identifying and investing in equity securities that are considered intrinsically undervalued based on the Adviser’s assessment. The primary investment targets include common stock, preferred stock, or securities that can be converted into or exchanged for common stock. The definition of intrinsic value by the Adviser hinges on the perceived current worth that would benefit the company’s stockholders, which could be realized through the liquidation of corporate assets upon the cessation of operations, or through the strategic decisions like selling or merging the company as an ongoing concern.

Products and Services

• Common Stock Investments
  

  Investing primarily in common stocks that are believed to be undervalued. This involves purchasing shares of companies that the Adviser thinks are priced below their actual worth based on financial metrics and potential for growth.

• Preferred Stock Investments
  

  Allocation of resources into preferred stocks that show signs of intrinsic undervaluation. Preferred stocks offer dividends before any dividends are distributed to common stockholders and might have higher priority in the event of liquidation.

• Convertible Securities
  

  Investing in securities that can be converted into or exchanged for common stock, aiming at benefiting from the potential upside of equity ownership while possibly reducing the downside risk associated with direct stock investments. Such securities may include convertible bonds or convertible preferred shares.