Undervaluation (noun)

An estimation or appraisal of something as being worth less than its actual or true value.

Origin:

Early 19th century, from under + valuation.

Examples:

1. The undervaluation of the company's stock was a major concern for investors.
2. The undervaluation of the property resulted in a lower sale price.
3. The undervaluation of the artwork was corrected after further research and evaluation.
4. The undervaluation of the antique was due to its poor condition.
5. The undervaluation of the asset was disputed by the owner and was eventually resolved in court.