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).

Certain franchisors are building fully functional robotic kiosks to server frozen yogurt. This model gives you the ability to build out financial forecasts of such an endeavor with fully dynamic assumptions about revenue/expenses and initial…

This is a financial model for an innovative infrastructure solutions provider that offers innovative infrastructure products for the cellular market

The model is driven by assumptions about the Account Executive ramping phase.

A bottom-up financial model that is designed specifically for a jewelry store, but could easily be used for any retail business startup.

A fully comprehensive 5 year financial model for the auto repair and tire industry. Dynamic forecasting on all revenue and expense items with up to 5 financing options.

The forestry financial model is a comprehensive financial model in Excel which allows to calculate the financial viability (IRR, NPV, ROI multiple) for multi-stage forestry plantation project, such as tree plantations, timberland investments or any…

The DCF Valuation Model for Restaurants provides a business plan in the form of an Excel Template to value a restaurant based on the Discounted Cash Flow Method.

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).