DCF Valuation Tool

No need for spreadsheets anymore! If you are a student, a professor or a pro in the corporate valuation field and want to do fast DCF, this app is for you! Easily perform quick cross-check during a client meeting or when reviewing students' work!
Easy to use, the DCF tool allows you to perform quick DCF valuations based upon general assumptions: business plan time horizon, revenue & opex assumptions, growth rate, discount rate, capex, net working capital changes etc.
This app also offers powerful functionality usually proposed in spreadsheets and with which M&A bankers are familiar: goal seek and 2D sensitivities table!

Very user-friendly (for inputs, use textboxes or sliders): you can derive your cash flow projections starting from four types of year 1-financial metrics (associated to a future growth rate): either from revenue/opex assumptions / or directly from a year 1 EBITDA / or from a year 1 EBIT/ or from a year 1 free cash flow to the firm (FCFF) assumption. Under the specific year cash flow adjustment functionality (see below), projections can be customized beyond the default linear growth projections.
Entreprise value (EV) and equity value are computed and displayed instantaneously whenever you modify or update a parameter.
You can decide to activate the terminal value calculation depending on whether your business has an infinite or finite horizon (e.g. infrastructure/PPP assets, concessions).
Terminal value can be calculated using the perpetuity formula (Gordon Shapiro), an EV/EBITDA multiple assumption or the average of both.
- WACC module: the app includes an integrated module for dynamically calculating the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) based on parameters provided by the user (leverage, risk-free rate, Equity Risk Premium (ERP), unlevered beta, etc)
- the Goal Seek Tool: enables users to set a specific target for a financial metric (EV or Project IRR) and adjust changing input variable until the desired goal is achieved. This functionality is similar to goal seek functionalities commonly used in spreadsheets.
- Customized/Year Specific Cash Flow Editing ("Cash Flow Adjustment" section): adjust individual cash flows for specific years. This dual-mode capability (linear upon growth rate vs customized for specific year cash flows) allows users to choose between a straightforward projection approach or a more flexible and customized DC