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Value a company
A DCF from real filings, with the assumptions visible and stressed.
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Which one.
How far out.
years
Value against discount rate and terminal growth.
Your prompt
Value [your company] over 10 years. Build it from the actual filings: revenue, margins, capital expenditure and working capital, with the history visible next to the forecast. A DCF whose assumptions cannot be compared with what the business has actually done is a number with a spreadsheet around it. The terminal value is most of the answer, so show what share it is. If it is 80%, say so plainly rather than presenting a precise total. Sensitivity table across discount rate and terminal growth. The real output of a DCF is a range and a set of conditions, not a price. Name the two assumptions the value is most sensitive to. Those are the argument; everything else is arithmetic. This is analysis, not investment advice.
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Why this works
Terminal value is usually most of the answer, so this says what share it is rather than presenting a precise total. It names the two assumptions the value is most sensitive to, and puts the history next to the forecast so the assumptions can be argued with.