Tag: DCF

The Discounted Free Cash Flow (DCF) method is a widely accepted valuation method. The DCF method discounts the expected free cash flows (e.g. to the firm, to equity shareholders or investors) and calculates the Net Present Value (NPV).

The purpose of the model is to forecast the cash flows in form of a financial model in Excel when starting a new language school or to value an existing language school via Discounted Cash…

A great tool to model out any recurring revenue service that acquires users through a website or app.

The Hotel Investment Financial Model provides a framework to forecast the expected cash flows for a hotel investment and calculates the relevant investor metrics such as the IRR (levered and unlevered).

The Manufacturing Financial Model provides a framework to accurately forecast the financial statements of a manufacturing company over the next 10 years. The model uses a detailed breakdown to estimate the company's operating assumptions on…

This financial model provides a template financial plan to derive the expected cash flows of a machine rental business over the next 10 years by using a bottom up approach.

This is a comprehensive financial forecasting model for a hospital in Excel. The model uses a bottom-up approach to estimate the future cash flows for a hospital over the next 10 years and is linked…

Plan out all the cash flows that are relevant to opening and running a food truck for 10 years.

This financial model attempts to give the user a full scope of starting a 250 bed (adjustable) hospital. It will allow for all revenue and cost assumptions at a very complex level that is fully…

The Shrimp Farm Financial Model assists shrimp farm operators to derive a budget and financial forecast of the farm. The model forecasts all revenues and costs for shrimp broodstock, hatchery, nursery and grow out operations.…

Allows user to enter various inputs about their business cash flows and get a straight forward valuation based on the Gordon Growth Model logic.