5 calculators in this category
- DCF Enterprise Value CalculatorUnlevered DCF (FCFF discounted at WACC)This calculator runs a full unlevered discounted cash flow model. You give it a base free cash flow to the firm, a growth rate…
- Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF) CalculatorFCFF as defined in the CFA Institute equity valuation curriculumFree cash flow to the firm is the cash an operating business generates after tax and after the investment it needs to keep…
- Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) CalculatorCFA Institute equity valuation conventionFree cash flow to equity is the cash a company could hand to its shareholders after paying every operating cost, funding the…
- Terminal Value Calculator (Gordon Growth / Perpetuity Method)Gordon growth (perpetuity) terminal value methodTerminal value is everything your discounted cash flow model is worth after the explicit forecast stops, and in a typical…
- Gordon Growth Model (Dividend Discount) CalculatorGordon growth (constant-growth dividend discount) modelThis calculator applies the Gordon growth model: a share is worth next year's dividend divided by the gap between the return…
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- DCF Enterprise Value Calculator
- Discount projected free cash flow at your WACC, add a perpetuity or exit-multiple terminal value, and get enterprise value, equity value and share price.
- Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF) Calculator
- Build unlevered free cash flow to the firm from EBIT or from cash flow from operations, with NOPAT, reinvestment and FCFF margin shown line by line.
- Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) Calculator
- Calculate free cash flow to equity from net income, capex, working capital and net borrowing. Get FCFE per share, the FCFF reconciliation and dividend cover.
- Terminal Value Calculator (Gordon Growth / Perpetuity Method)
- Calculate DCF terminal value by the perpetuity growth method, discount it to present value, and see the implied exit multiple and its share of total value.
- Gordon Growth Model (Dividend Discount) Calculator
- Value a share as the present value of a dividend growing forever. Enter the dividend, growth rate and required return to get intrinsic value and upside.
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