DCF Calculator is a tool which can be used to estimate intrinsic value of stocks. I’ve written a detailed article on how Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method can be used to do stock valuation. I’ll request you to kindly read that article to use this online calculator more effectively.
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| Market Price | Enter the current price of the stock (Rs.) | |
| Risk Free Rate (R) | Google for 10Y Govt.Bond Rate (%) | |
| Expected Risk Premium (Rp) | In India Rp of 5% is sustaiable (%) | |
| Stock Beta (B) | Search for stock beta in Reuters or enonomic times] | |
| Total Equity (E) | Look for it in companies balance sheet in moneycontrol (Rs.Cr.) | |
| Total Debt (D) | Look for it in companies balance sheet in moneycontrol (Rs.Cr.) | |
| Number of Shares Outstanding (S) | Look for it in companies profit & loss sheet in moneycontrol – old format (Lakhs Nos) | |
| Current Free Cash Flow (F) | To calculate free cash flow check this link: getmoneyrich.com/free-cash-flow/ (Rs.Cr.) | |
| FCF Growth Rate (gf) % | This is the growth rate of current FCF for next 5 years (%) | |
| Terminal Value Growth Rate (Tg) | This is the growth rate of FCF beyond the 5th year (%) |
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