This model values a stable firm using free cash flows to equity (FCFE) rather than dividends, assuming steady growth forever. The user inputs include current earnings, capital spending, depreciation, working capital changes, debt ratio, cost of equity, and expected long-term growth rate. The model calculates FCFE and the intrinsic value using the Gordon Growth model, showing how value changes with different growth rates.
This model values a stable firm using free cash flows to equity (FCFE) rather than dividends, assuming steady growth forever. The user inputs include current earnings, capital spending, depreciation, working capital changes, debt ratio, cost of equity, and expected long-term growth rate. The model calculates FCFE and the intrinsic value using the Gordon Growth model, showing how value changes with different growth rates.
This model values a stable firm using free cash flows to equity (FCFE) rather than dividends, assuming steady growth forever. The user inputs include current earnings, capital spending, depreciation, working capital changes, debt ratio, cost of equity, and expected long-term growth rate. The model calculates FCFE and the intrinsic value using the Gordon Growth model, showing how value changes with different growth rates.
This model values a stable firm using free cash flows to equity (FCFE) rather than dividends, assuming steady growth forever. The user inputs include current earnings, capital spending, depreciation, working capital changes, debt ratio, cost of equity, and expected long-term growth rate. The model calculates FCFE and the intrinsic value using the Gordon Growth model, showing how value changes with different growth rates.
