Tag: Terminal Value

Terminal value is a concept often used in Discounted Free Cash Flow (DCF) analysis and Business Valuation to determine the value of free cash flows beyond the explicity forecast period of 5 years: The value of normalized cash flows till eternity at the end of the forecast period.

A forecast that has revenue and expense assumptions directly related to a pawn shop business.

A user friendly excel model that allows the user to plan out possible scenarios specific to the recycling business (up to 10 years). (Acquiring materials (cast-offs) and turning this into something valuable for others to…

Plan out the financial plan your hair or beauty salon. The beauty & hair salon business plan goes up to 10 years and has plenty of granularity.

Key logic designed to forecast cash flow up to 10 years for a fitness center that has recurring monthly fees.

A top-down based financial model to plug in various assumptions about multiple real estate investments and see the resulting effects over 20 years.

The Restaurant Valuation Model assists entrepreneurs to quickly derive a financial plan for a restaurant chains. The restaurants can either be owned or operated by third-parties as Franchise.

A nice deal builder for valuing and analyzing apartment building cash flow.

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…

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.