Value a business using DCF forecasting, market multiples, and a required discount rate solver. Estimate enterprise value, equity value, terminal value, and export a valuation table.
DCF ValuationMultiplesEV vs EquityTerminal Value
Business Value Estimator
Calculate enterprise value and equity value using DCF and multiples, then explore assumptions with a solver and valuation table export.
Enterprise Value (EV)
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Equity Value
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PV of Forecast Cash Flows
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PV of Terminal Value
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DCF results depend heavily on assumptions. Use realistic growth and discount rates, and consider building multiple scenarios (base, upside, downside).
Enterprise Value (EV)
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Equity Value
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Applied Adjustment
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Multiples should be chosen from truly comparable companies or relevant transactions. Growth, margins, customer concentration, and risk can move the multiple dramatically.
Required Discount Rate
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Implied Enterprise Value
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If the required discount rate is extremely low or high, revisit assumptions for cash flow normalization, reinvestment needs, and terminal growth.
Period
Date
Projected Cash Flow
Discount Factor
Present Value
This table shows projected cash flows and their discounted present values. Terminal value is not listed as a row; it is added in the DCF results.
