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DCF and WACC

BOTHValuation / DCFmastery builds after your first drill

Forecast free cash flow, terminal value, discount rates, sensitivities, and the DDM for banks.

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Lab notes

Prerequisite mini-map

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    prerequisite

    Accounting Foundations
  2. 2

    prerequisite

    Enterprise Value and Equity Value
  3. 3

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    DCF and WACC

Core

Forecast free cash flow, terminal value, discount rates, sensitivities, and the DDM for banks.

Forecast revenue down to EBIT, tax it to NOPAT, then add back D&A and subtract capex and the increase in net working capital to get unlevered free cash flow. Discount each year's UFCF and a terminal value (Gordon growth or exit multiple) at WACC and sum them to enterprise value. Bridge to equity value by subtracting net debt, preferred stock and non-controlling interest and adding non-operating assets, then divide by diluted shares for an implied share price.

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DCF and WACC

  1. 1nextForecasts, WACC, and terminal value
  2. 2diagramDCF flow diagram
  3. 3diagramWACC build-up diagram
  4. 4diagramQuiz: build WACC
  5. 5concept labWhen a DCF does not fit: the DDM for banks

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Warren

Warren

WACC is an opportunity cost, not a negotiating position. Unlever the beta, then relever for the target structure — mixing levered and unlevered figures is the classic slip.