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DCF Calculator.
Plug in a company. Tune the assumptions. Watch the share price move. Below: a 5-year explicit projection, terminal value, and a sensitivity table across WACC and terminal growth.
Implied share price
$0.00
Equity value: $0M · EV: $0M
5-year free cash flow
| Year | Revenue ($M) | FCF ($M) | PV of FCF |
|---|---|---|---|
| PV of explicit period | $0M | ||
| PV of terminal value | $0M | ||
| Enterprise value | $0M |
Sensitivity: share price across WACC & terminal growth
Center cell (highlighted) uses your current inputs.
How this works
For each of the next five years the model grows revenue at the constant rate you set, applies your operating margin to get EBIT, taxes it at your tax rate to get NOPAT, and treats NOPAT as the year's free cash flow (a simplification — we are ignoring incremental working capital and D&A vs. capex deltas).
Each year's FCF is discounted at WACC. After year 5 a terminal
value is computed using the Gordon growth formula
TV = FCF5 · (1 + g) / (WACC − g)
and discounted back. Enterprise value = sum of discounted FCFs +
discounted terminal value. Equity value = EV − net debt.
Share price = equity / diluted shares.
It is a clean, classroom-grade DCF — useful for getting a quick read or stress-testing assumptions, not a substitute for a proper model with full financials. For something more thorough, see the DCF template on the toolkit page.
Nothing on this page is investment advice. See disclaimer.