When it comes to valuing a business, having a solid and transparent foundation is everything. That’s where our DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) and terminal value models come in. Built with clarity and usability in mind, our tools are designed not just to deliver a valuation—but to help you understand it.
We focus on core fundamentals: free cash flows, cost of capital, growth assumptions—all customizable so you can tailor inputs to your own investment view. The structure is clean, the logic is transparent, and the outputs are designed to make decision-making easier, not more complicated.
1. We would recommend visiting the company profile page to get an idea of the financials. Stuff you might look for are historic sales growth, EBITM's, CAPEX etc.
2. Enter the stock symbol, include your assumptions on the growth and profitability of the company as well as Cost of Capital and hit calculate.
3. Enter the calculated WACC figure, next years fiscal reporting date for the company and P/FCF ratio and hit Calculate again. You should now have a share price target. Vist our article on valuation for more insight.
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Beta | |
Risk Free Rate | |
Equity Risk Premium | |
Cost of Debt | |
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Tax Rate | |
WACC |
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Enterprise Value | |
Net Debt | |
Shares Outstanding | |
Share Price | |
Increase / Decrease (%) |