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B. Overvalued $102.91 per share
Intrinsic value equals book value per share multiplied by the industry PB ratio.
The intrinsic value would be compared to the current price.
= $43.98 × (8.80 - 6.46)
= $43.98 × 2.34
= $102.91 per share
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