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Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
  • Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)
Originally published: 17/06/2016 15:52
Publication number: ELQ-91506-1
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Simple FCFF Model (Free Cash Flow for the Firm)

A complete FCFF model that allows for changing margins and has default assumptions built in

Prof. Aswath Damodaranby Prof. Aswath Damodaran
Professor at NYU Stern School of BusinessFollow 1,092
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This excel model is a complete FCFF model that allows for changing margins and has default assumptions built in (to protect you from inconsistent assumptions)

Note: this model is being shared with the authorization of Professor Aswath Damodaran from NYU Stern Business School

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The objective of this model is to get the following output values for a firm:
- Terminal cash flow
- Terminal cost of capital
- Terminal value
- PV(Terminal value)
- PV (CF over next 10 years)
- Sum of PV
- Probability of failure
- Proceeds if firm fails
- Value of operating assets
- Value of equity
- Value of options
- Value of equity in common stock
- Number of shares
- Estimated value /share
- Price
- Price as % of value

If you want a quick, all-in-one model to value a company with relatively few inputs, try this.


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