The DCF valuation models for companies vary significantly depending on the industry in which the company being analyzed operates. Therefore, it doesn’t make sense to have a ‘generic model’ for analysis. What we aim to do with this document is to provide guidelines for constructing the model and to demonstrate the outcome of a completed one. It’s not extremely complex because we believe it doesn’t make sense to start from the top, but rather to go step by step. However, it’s also not basic since we prefer to avoid superficiality (lack of depth in analysis).
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