Financial Modeling and DCF Valuation Template for a Manufacturing, Trading or Service company.

Comprehensive financial modeling and DCF Valuation for a non-service product company

by Michael Olafusi
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Description
In every financial modeling, especially for startups, you need to get the company's plans covering the following areas:
- unit economics
- cost
- overhead expenses
- debt raising with timing, moratorium (if any), interest rate, repayment schedule and other details of the debts
- equity raise separated into common stocks and preference stocks with dividend payment plans
- capital expenditure across different asset types with timing details, salvage value and depreciation duration
- tax rate
- bank overdraft facility rate

This model input sheet is a deeply discounted resource to help you capture this in a very real-world useful way and is one of the main resources for my comprehensive financial modeling training which you can enroll for on Eloquens and takes you through the following:
- Financial Model template creation and Excel tips
- Fleshing out a dedicated Model Input sheet to aggregate all the client's plans
- Creating scenarios -- Optimistic, Conservative, Pessimistic -- that will flow dynamically into the entire financial statements forecast
- Creating the Revenue Schedule
- Creating the Cost of Sales Schedule
- Creating the Working Capital Schedule
- Creating the Depreciation Schedule
- Creating the Debt Schedule
- Creating the Equity Schedule
- Creating the Tax Schedule
- Creating the Income Statement dynamically
- Creating the Balance Sheet dynamically
- Creating the Cashflow Sheet dynamically
- Carrying out the DCF Valuation
- Computing the Financial Ratios

All the best!

--
Michael Olafusi

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